Animals
Star Trek Tricoder-Inspired Technology Traces GMOs, Byproducts to Lessen Harm on Ecosystem
If you are a "Star Trek" fan, or at least knows a bit about this movie, for sure, you'd identify what a tricorder is. Now, instead of a sci-fi gadget, experts have created a tricorder-like technology to halt GMOs' risk to nearby ecosystem.
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