Animals
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US Military May Start Using Small Mosquito Repellant Device That Uses No Heat to Protect Soldiers
A small, convenient mosquito repellent device passes a test to protect military personnel. The device provides protection from mosquitoes for an extended period and requires no heat, electricity, or skin contact.
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Buffalo Rams Australian Man Into Fence, Crushes Windpipe
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Devil Bird Sighting Across Melbourne Becomes Common Due to Climate Change
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Dolphin Deaths Increase in France, Activists Call Halting of Atlantic Fishing
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