Pillés ? (Looted?)

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Eléphants sauvages (Wild elephants)

Un type de bactérie jamais observé auparavant chez les éléphants sauvages a été découvert dans les corps de six animaux décédés dans des circonstances mystérieuses au Zimbabwe.


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A type of bacterium never seen before in wild elephants has been f ...

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