Health & Medicine
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Hundreds of Animals Worldwide Contaminated With Toxic PFAS in Their Blood System
Many animals, including scorpions, pandas, Siberian tigers, turtles, horses, dogs, plankton, sea lions, wild boar, otters, and oysters, have been shown to contain PFTAs according to an analysis.
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