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Green surgical WaSP Stinger
(11) | 12/12/2011 | Translate: The Green Hornet has a unique paralytic venom that converts other insects into zombies, and spurring releases with surgical precision in the brain. The victims later used as hosts for reproduction of.
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Incredible things. Bravo to the researchers who were able to understand this complex process.
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