Japan: Aging people, wild boar overgrown
Many other towns in Japan suffer from a large number of wild boar outbreaks while the population in rural areas is increasingly shrinking due to population aging.
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Many other towns in Japan suffer from a large number of wild boar outbreaks while the population in rural areas is increasingly shrinking due to population aging.
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Japanese scientists have found the reason why the bat-leaf bat always mysteriously disappears every winter.
Water bears were only revived after 9 years but none of them lasted 30 years.
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