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Rising Carbon dioxide Levels Preventing Sea Snails from Jumping
Sea snails often jump to avoid predators. A latest study from Australia has found that rising levels of carbon dioxide in the oceans could disrupt snails' decision-making skills and in turn affect their jumping abilities.
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