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Florida girl bitten by kinkajou at petting zoo birthday party while trying to feed it lettuce, FWC says

The kinkajou took a bite of the lettuce, and punctured the girl's right index finger in the process.

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Foods That You Don t Necessarily Need To Keep In The Refrigerator

You might need to make some more space in your pantry.

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Doctors changed the blood type of human lungs in the lab, opening the door to life-saving universal organs

Lungs are hooked up to a perfusion machine at Dr. Marcelo Cypel's lab in Toronto, Canada. UHN Doctors converted human lungs from Type A blood to Type

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Researchers are getting better at regenerating lab animals limbs They might regrow human body parts in your lifetime

An African clawed frog (not part of the new study). Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Scientists got amputated frogs to grow leglike limbs

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What Rumi, the World s Most Popular Poet, Wants to Teach Us, 800 Years Later

Rumi, the Sufi mystic and Persian poet wrote a staggering amount of verse, and is still widely influential and beloved to this day.

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