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Why Medical Tourism Is Drawing Sufferers, Even in a Pandemic

"Our market has always been what I call the 'working poor' and they are getting poorer," said Josef Woodman, CEO of Patients Without Frontiers. "The pandemic has wiped out low-income and middle-class people around the world, and for many…

The Actual Dire Wolf Ran Into an Evolutionary Lifeless Finish

Long genetic isolation matters in another way.Larisa DeSantis, a paleontologist at Vanderbilt University who was not involved in the research, said this was in line with the idea of ​​North American ancestry for terrible wolves.They were…

New Bat Species With Orangutan Hue Found in West Africa

In 2018, scientists embarked on an expedition to study the habitat of an endangered bat species in Guinea, West Africa. One night something unusual emerged in a trap: a new species of bat with a fiery orange body juxtaposed with striking…

Electrical Eels Hunt in Packs, Surprising Prey and Scientists

In August 2012, Douglas Bastos, then a PhD student at the Brazilian Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia, was exploring a remote waterway in the Amazon rainforest when he came across a small lake full of electric eels.Electric eels,…