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Scientists Are Injecting Radioactive Material Into Rhino Horns on Live Animals to Prevent Us From Eating Them

Nature and Environment

Until now, no one thought that protocols for detecting nuclear weapons would be useful in fighting poaching.

Scientists in the 1970s Thought That Larger Animals Should Be More Susceptible to Cancer. They Also Found It Wasn’t the Case

Health

Cancer is one of the most feared diseases for humans. However, it can also affect animals.

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Animals:Scientists Are Injecting Radioactive Material Into Rhino Horns on Live Animals to Prevent Us From Eating Them.Scientists in the 1970s Thought That...

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