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Junk science! River otter penis bones weakened by pollution, study says

2020-11-29 23:27:17| New York Post Online Edition: News

River otter penis strength is sagging due to pollution no bones about it! Toxic chemicals from the oil industry in Canada have caused the critters penis bones to become less dense and more breakable, according to a study, which warns the findings could impact humans. Researchers at McMaster University looked at the long, curvy...


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