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    National Geographic finds continued animal suffering and exploitation in these YouTube videos. Here’s what’s being done months after the platform pledged to take swift action.

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    • "When contacted for this story, YouTube took down nine of the 10 videos I reported to them and deactivated several of the flagged channels..." Journalism with an impact, from @Dina_Maron in @NatGeo. https://t.co/yr64q2pV7Q

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    Dogs can learn to smell low blood sugar, oncoming seizures, and certain cancers. At the University of Pennsylvania, they’re now learning to smell the coronavirus, too.

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    • As the disease swept the globe and scientists deployed tools such as polymerase chain reaction tests to detect the novel coronavirus in people, a team of researchers at @PennVet worked to determine if dogs could also be trained to find infections. https://t.co/ywWvHBAtXn

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    Learn about the wily raccoon, a trash-diving nocturnal omnivore whose taste is anything but discriminating.

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    • 2/ #Baylisascaris procyonis known as the raccoon (Procyon lotor) roundworm Eggs of the parasite are shed in raccoon feces and contaminate the soil and food products. Photo credits: CDC / National Geographic https://t.co/tpJbfM3aAO https://t.co/syD8qOFV6n