Animals
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A New Species of a Venomous Pit Vipers Has Been Found in a Natural Reserve in China
A new species of poisonous pit viper was identified in China's Jiuzhaigou National Nature Reserve, a site that is part of the World Heritage List.
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Varroa Mite: Invasive Mites Blamed for the Destruction of Honeybee Colonies in Canada
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30 Million-Year-Old Flower Preserved with a Wasp in Amber Hides a Gruesome Secret
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