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Hungry Desert-Dwelling Wild Mice can shrug off Pain of Scorpions' Stings

Hungry desert-dwelling wild mice can ignore the pain of stings of scorpions so as to gulp them up for a meal. This was revealed by scientists said Thursday. This unusual tactic for existence has helped grasshopper mice in using the poison of the Arizona bark scorpion. This scorpion is found in the southwestern United States and Mexico and is used to numb its unbearable sting.


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