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The Science Behind 'The Last of Us': Can a Fungal Infection Start the Zombie Apocalypse?
In the HBO series The Last off Us, a fungus that affects billions of people drives humanity to the verge of extinction. Even while such an apocalypse is not a serious possibility, researchers warn that we shouldn't disregard the possible harm presented by the world's fungus.
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