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ALERT: Rise of Shellfish Toxic from Global Warming Could Lead to Memory Loss, Death
Global warming has been affecting different members of the environment, including shellfish. A new study has revealed that the warming waters could trigger the rise of toxins in shellfish, which is a health hazard for humans.
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