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Molly Taft
On Monday, Target U.S. became the latest retailer to stop selling Chaokoh coconut milk, according to a statement from PETA. In recent months, the animal rights organisation has led a boycott campaign against Chaokoh claiming that it uses forced monkey labour to manufacture its product.
Amber fossils are like a time capsule, preserving the three-dimensional structure of animals, plants, and other prehistoric items of interest. Every once in a while, however, paleontologists stumble upon some particularly bizarre specimens and scenes.
Although plants make up over 80 per cent of the biomass on Earth, for centuries they have been thought of as inanimate and passive things. Researchers even coined the term “plant blindness“ to refer to a cognitive bias that literally makes our brains zone out plants in our view and…
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