Animals
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New Research Reveals Earthworms Can Replace Expensive Synthetic Fertilizers
New research reveals that earthworms may be able to replace some expensive mineral/synthetic fertilizers. Researchers have uncovered new information on how earthworm is useful for crops taking up nutrients. Before now, earthworms exuding nitrogen-rich mucus into the soil and plants while they are active weren't recognized.
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A New Fossil of Birds Has Been Discovered in the Great Wall of China
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