Animals
Sunscreen: Fish Inspire New Type of UV Radiation Protection for Humans
With spring projected to be shorter than ever this year, summer is fast approaching, and that means it's about time to lather up on sunscreen. And now that scientists have discovered that fish can produce their own sunscreen, it has inspired them to make the product for humans.
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