Animals
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Angry Bees Produce Venom with Higher Quality, More Potent for Medical Treatments
Chemists have carried out an analysis on protein diversity in venom which Apis mellifera ligustica (Italian bee) produces in the marri (Corymbia calophylla) ecosystem located in southern-western Australia.
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Lair of Bones: Archeologists Unearthed Cave in Saudi Arabia Filled With Thousands of Skeletons
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Singapore Celebrates First-Ever Giant Panda Born Thanks to Conservation Efforts
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Hiking: Presence of Humans as Close as One Mile Away Can Disturb Wild Animals
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Scientists Uncovered Fossils of Two New Dinosaur Species in China From 120 Million Years Ago
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