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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Schistosomes: beware the water. Over 700 million people worldwide are at risk from parasitic worms called schistosomes (blood flukes), which are transmitted via swimming in contaminated water. The worms are a major problem and can cause a severe debilitating disease called schistosomiasis in their hosts, which, sadly, kills nearly 200 million people each year. Schistosomes are waterborne and infect human hosts when they swim in contaminated water...

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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Face off: the great white shark vs the killer whale. Which of them would best the other in a fight? The great white shark, Carcharodon carcharias. I’m sure many of you are thinking that this would be the great white. And why not? So picking off a lone great white. Shouldn't be too much of a problem for them! Like humans and other primates, killer whales are extremely social and live most of their lives in tight-knit social groups of close family ...

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this world we live in: Mouse plagues: the terror of Australia

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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Mouse plagues: the terror of Australia. In 1993, south Australia was assaulted with a plague of mice. Sounds ridiculous doesn't it? But when half a billion field mice rise up in the spring to destroy your crops and eat your livestock alive, then no-one's laughing. And this is exactly what happened. The common field mouse, Apodemus sylvaticus. A pile of field mice that were poisoned by Australian farmers during the mouse plague of 1917. Althou...

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this world we live in: The Land Massive

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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Life is hard for wild animals, being fraught with the perils of predation, starvation and sickness. Only the strongest manage to survive into adulthood and breed, which means that only the best genes are passed into the next generation. This is the major driving force behind evolution. And is responsible for the staggering diversity of life on our little planet. Nor does it take into account predators growing larger themselves. If all of the ...

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this world we live in: Ghost organs: the future of transplant medicine?

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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Ghost organs: the future of transplant medicine? The human body is far from perfect, being at risk from numerous degenerative diseases that 'break' essential organs and lead to our deaths. Aging, disease and poor lifestyle choices are the obvious causes of such organ failure and our current level of science and technology is largely unable to cure such damage. Yet despite the risks thousands of people are on transplant waiting lists all over the ...

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this world we live in: February 2014

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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Schistosomes: beware the water. Over 700 million people worldwide are at risk from parasitic worms called schistosomes (blood flukes), which are transmitted via swimming in contaminated water. The worms are a major problem and can cause a severe debilitating disease called schistosomiasis in their hosts, which, sadly, kills nearly 200 million people each year. Schistosomes are waterborne and infect human hosts when they swim in contaminated water...

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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Schistosomes: beware the water. Over 700 million people worldwide are at risk from parasitic worms called schistosomes (blood flukes), which are transmitted via swimming in contaminated water. The worms are a major problem and can cause a severe debilitating disease called schistosomiasis in their hosts, which, sadly, kills nearly 200 million people each year. Schistosomes are waterborne and infect human hosts when they swim in contaminated water...

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