Animals
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Scientists Swap Blood of Old and Young Mice to Study Aging, Here’s the Result
To speed up ageing when you're only young does not sound appealing, but researchers of a new study gave a glimpse of this 'weird' finding after a series of experiments on old and young mice.
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Missing Dog For Almost Two Months Found by Lone Caver 500 Feet Below a Missouri Cave
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Chemical Leakage: Potential Chlorine Exposure Kills 21,000 Fish at University of California
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Video: Ontario Prime Minister Swallows Bee After It Entered His Mouth During a Live Press Conference
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Unknown Dinosaur Species and Dinosaur Lineage Discovered in South America: Paleontologists Say
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The Oldest Penguin in Edinburgh Zoo Killed After a Fox Broke Into Its Enclosure
Invasive Australian Redclaw Crayfish Found in Texas Might Carry Plague, Officials Warn
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Due to High Temperatures in New York, Squirrels Tend to ‘Sploot’ To Cool Them Off