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A move by Florida pet owners to order exotic cockroaches online for their reptiles has researchers worried. They say some of the roaches could escape and introduce new species into the United States.

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HEADLINE: New roaches could be crawling their way here CAPTION: A move by Florida pet owners to order exotic cockroaches online for their reptiles has researchers worried. They say some of the roaches could escape and introduce new...
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Zookeepers begin annual count of the animals in London Zoo

Higher Ed
1. Zookeeper counting meerkats in their enclosure 2. Close of meerkat on zookeeper's clipboard 3. Meerkats digging for grubs at zookeeper's feet 4. Various of meerkats in enclosure 5. Asian short clawed otters waiting to be fed 6. Wide...
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Environmentalists Bring Dead Bees to EPA Office

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus058015A few dozen rallied in front of the Environmental Protection Agency office in Washington D.C. Wednesday to press the agency on regulating pesticides that they believe are tied to bee...
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Cocoa destroying caterpillar wiped out for now

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IVORY COAST: COCOA CATERPILLAR SOURCE: AP HORIZONS, LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY / CNRA (NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH CENTRE)RESTRICTIONS: HORIZONS CLIENTS AND AP LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY CLIENTS ONLYLENGTH: 6:35SHOTLIST:AP...
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Animal therapy used to help army veterans

Higher Ed
UKRAINE REHABSOURCE: AP HORIZONS, LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY RESTRICTIONS: HORIZONS CLIENTS AND AP LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY CLIENTS ONLYLENGTH: 6:02SHOTLIST:AP TelevisionTruskavets, Ukraine - 9 June 20161. Underwater shot...
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Farming butterflies for exhibits

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LEAD IN:Forests around the world are under threat, as humans continue with deforestation, poaching and the pillage of natural resources.But in one corner of Africa, butterflies offer local people an alternative income in conservation,...
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A bistro of bugs for gourmet dining

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LEADIN: Ants and beetles in the kitchen? Normally that would close a restaurant down immediately. But at a new Bangkok eatery, bugs in the beef ragu and pests in the pesto aren't a disaster - they're a...
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A bistro of bugs for gourmet dining

Higher Ed
LEADIN: Ants and beetles in the kitchen? Normally that would close a restaurant down immediately. But at a new Bangkok eatery, bugs in the beef ragu and pests in the pesto aren't a disaster - they're a...
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A year of mouthwatering, picture perfect food

Higher Ed
FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4131487 LEAD IN: Food aesthetics was a major trend in 2017. Restaurateurs, chocolatiers and cake makers styled their creations to be camera...
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Military veterans turn to beekeeping for relief

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A small but growing number of veterans around the country are turning to beekeeping as a potential treatment for mental health conditions such as anxiety and PTSD.
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Military veterans turn to beekeeping for relief

Higher Ed
A small but growing number of veterans around the country are turning to beekeeping as a potential treatment for mental health conditions such as anxiety and PTSD.
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Kenyan farmer: locusts have eaten everything

Higher Ed
Locusts have been swarming in their millions across farmland in Kenya, in one of the worst outbreaks of the insect in Africa in decades.
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War in Korea, Children in school, cleaning house for insects by US soldiers, medical checks and vaccinations, 1948-50

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South Korean children learning English in school, writing on chalkboard during American occupation. Fumigation of homes to prevent the spread of disease. Vaccinations.
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Insects promoted as a good food source

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Chiang Mai, 19 February 2008 1. Close of fried salted water bugs 2. Close fried grasshoppers 3. Close of bamboo worms, change focus to silk worms in the foreground 4. Pan of trays full of edible insects 5. Mid of trays full of fried...
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CHINA: SOARING TRADE DEFICIT WITH US THREATENS TO SPOIL RELATIONS

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Mandarin/Nat China's soaring trade deficit with the United States threatens to spoil steadily improving relations, a senior US trade official warned on Wednesday. US Undersecretary of Commerce David Aaron urged Chinese trade and industry...
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New device gets rid of head lice without shampoo or chemicals

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AP Television News Salt Lake City, Utah - 2 November 2006 1. Clayton demonstrating device on student 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Dale Clayton, University of Utah : "It's a machine that delivers a large volume of heated air, not quite as hot...
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Anti-venom saves a great grandmother bitten by a deadly spider

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Umina Beach, NSW, Australia, March 6 2009: 1. Wide pan up of Mavis Tanner pushing her walker 2. Wide rear shot Mavis Tanner walking 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mavis Tanner, oldest survivor: "They're talking about putting me in the...
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Techie toys take centre stage

Higher Ed
Tokyo, Japan, 16 July 2009 1. Toy character posing for the camera 2. Various of Dream Cat Venus robot 3. Close up of fake cakes 4. Various of making a fake cake with fake whipped cream and fruits 5. Various wide shots of exhibition 6....
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UGANDA/KENYA: RIVER NILE IS BLOCKED BY WEED

Higher Ed
Source of the Nile, Uganda, December 5, 1995 1. Wide shot: source of the Nile. 2. Sign marking the spot where the source commences. 3. Shot of many floating weeds (water hyacinth) which have caused a massive ...
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Scientists release wasps to combat pests threatening the cassava crop

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Hoping to combat a cassava bug that's threatening the crop across Indonesia, scientists released 3,000 parasitic wasps on Wednesday into a tent-like habitat in an infected cassava field in Bogor. They are the size of a pinhead and don't...
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Wildlife shelter offers a refuge for indigenous animals in need

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A South African shelter seeking to help indigenous creatures is on a mission to save those that stray into city suburbs. An orphaned water mongoose, dozens of meerkats handed in by people who tried keeping them as pets and several bats...