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Forever Chemicals Found In English Otters, Raising Concerns Of Health Impact In The Species
A recent study claims that forever chemicals were found in English otters. Read more here. Concerns about the potential long-term health impact on English otters were raised after experts found the presence of PFAS, sometimes referred to as "forever chemicals," in the species.
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