Animals
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Plastic New Disease 'Plasticosis' Causes Serious Damage to Seabirds' Digestive Systems
New research showed a growing concern over a new disease affecting seabirds: Plasticosis. Researchers explained that the disease caused severe damage to seabirds' digestive systems. Read here.
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