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Students in Panama Discover Ants That Can Fix Damaged Trees Within 24 Hours!
Alex Wcislo, a high school student, shot a 9 mm ball of clay through a Cecropia tree, leaving a clean hole, but he did not anticipate the holes to be entirely mended before 24 hours. The ant repairs were repeated multiple times as it happened over and over again.
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2700-Year-Old Toilet in Jerusalem Reveals Parasitic Infections Long Ago
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Does Size Matter? How Deadly a Meteorite is Depends More on Its Composition, Say Experts
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Alaska Polar Bears are Moving to Russia Due to Climate Heating in the Arctic
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Researchers Claimed that Air in Zoo Might Have Enough DNA to Identify the Animals Inside
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Bomb Cyclone May Intensify Weather Conditions in the Eastern Areas of the US
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Deforestation is the Culprit for Increased Storm Frequency and Worsening Floods
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1000-Year-Old Mummy Unearthed by Archeologists in an Underground Tomb
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Did these Critically Endangered Gliding Marsupial Find a New Home to Live On?
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This Terrifying Brazilian Island Has so Many Venomous Snakes, No Humans Are Allowed
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Scientists Discovered That California Mice Are Preying on Monarch Butterflies
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Icy Conditions Led to Road Accidents Across Northeast
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Rewilding Wildlands: Farmers in England are Given Incentives to Participate in Nature Recovery Programs
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
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