Animals
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Microplastics Found in Farm Animals' Blood, Meat, and Milk, Should Consumers Start Worrying?
Microplastics are found in farm animal flesh, milk, and blood. The pieces were discovered in retail items and on Dutch farms, but the human health consequences are yet unclear.
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45-Million-Year-Old Remains of Ancient Frogs in a Swamp was a Sex Death Trap
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Pringles Allegedly Wants to Change This Spider Species' Name; Resemblance to the Brand's Mustached Mascot?
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Crabotage: Research Team Battles Crab While Studying Underwater Volcano
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