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Firefighting Beetles
haraya
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8-15-2007 3:14 AM
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germany
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research
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science
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insects
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forest
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fire
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8-15-2007
4:56 AM
alonqexe
wow! this is great. when there is forest fire in Indonesia which causes haze to the neighbouring countries, we can use that
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