Animals
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Dormant Soil Nematode from Siberian Permafrost Recently Reanimated, Starts Multiplying in Petri Dish
A dormant soil nematode was taken from the Siberian Permafrost and reanimated. Later it started multiplying in its petri dish. Read more here
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The Return of Great White Sharks to Cape Cod: A Success Story or a Problem?
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Oklahoma Police Hunting Suspects Accused of Killing Animals in a Pet Store
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