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Bioengineered Ticks Designed to Fight "Climate Change"... (eccentrik.substack.com)

posted 14 hours ago by Eccentrik 14 hours ago by Eccentrik +6 / -0

The TICKing Time Bomb

When decades-old, top-secret biological weapons programs meet a modern-day entomological nightmare...

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– BasedAndDesensitized 3 points 11 hours ago +3 / -0

Sound like a potential West nile virus on steroids

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– Thisisnotanexit 2 points 12 hours ago +2 / -0

Now I'm thinking I should get a possum to help keep me safe from ticks 🤔

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– TallestSkil 1 point 13 hours ago +1 / -0

Oh well. Doesn’t matter.

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