Animals
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Corals are Forming Relationships with Algae to Help them Alleviate Stress
An innovative mosquito repellent developed by the Japanese cosmetics firm Kao might be the answer to stopping the dengue disease pandemic in Southeast Asia. The disease is spread through the bite of an infected mosquito, and it can be fatal in extreme cases. The latest innovation makes the skin surface uncomfortable for mosquitoes, so they flee after landing by applying low-viscosity oil.
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