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Sea cucumbers can live 100 years, but may not survive our hunger

Publié par ABC Science · Australie il y a 1 j

A new study shows one species of sea cucumber lives much longer than previously thought, putting it at even more risk of being eaten to death by humans.

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Sea cucumbers can live 100 years, but may not survive our hunger

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