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          <description>Armed with tiny vials and some of the world’s most cutting-edge technology, scientists are taking to the ocean to harvest hair, scales, snot and other bits of material unintentionally left behind by creatures great and small</description>
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          <description> Abandoned Namu, B.C., tells the tale of lost abundance</description>
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