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Urban Honey Bees Might Serve as a Way To Learn About the City’s Microbiome, Potentially Offering Data on Both Hive and Human Health
Urban honey bees could be used to gain insight into the microbiome of the cities in which they forage, which can potentially provide information on both hive and human health
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A Massive Area of Low Pressure Is Churning Across the Atlantic and Is Expected to Slam Into the United Kingdom, Bringing Heavy Rain and Strong Winds
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Severe Weather Outbreak Threatens 65 Million Americans in At Least 15 States in Central US
70-Year Extinction Ends as Namibia Cheetahs Give Birth to Four Cubs in India
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The Infamous Krakatoa Volcano in Indonesia Erupted Several Times, Sending a Massive Volcanic Ash Tower 2,500 Meters Into the Sky Each Time
Uganda Baby Kidnapped by Chimpanzee Dies After Brief Revival
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US Weather Forecast: Severe Weather Conditions Likely to Emerge Dallas to Chicago This Week
5-Day-Old Rhino Calf Dies of Internal Injuries in Australia Zoo
Weather Forecast: Severe Weather Risks From Cold Front Expected in Southern Wisconsin, Tornadoes Possible
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Multifunctional Features of CapCut – A Dream Video Maker Without Any Flaws
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China Running Out of Panda Caretakers Despite Hundreds of Applicants
Wildlife Recovery Leads to Capture of 6.4B Tons Carbon Dioxide, Study Shows
American Bald Eagles Nesting in Michigan Nature Center, Observers Welcome
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How Gene Editing Could Save Endangered Species from Extinction
