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05.17.08

Bugging Out on Homeland Security

Wings, antennae and scales may be our best weapons yet against toxins and explosives

By Abby Seiff Posted 03.08.2007 at 3:00 am 0 Comments

See the photo gallery for an illustrated look at a creepy new line of defense

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