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They might not be cute and cuddly, but parasites need saving too, scientists say

They might not be cute and cuddly, but parasites need saving too, scientists say
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They might not be cute and cuddly, but parasites need saving too, scientists say

They might not be cute and cuddly, but parasites need saving too, scientists say John Metcalfe, The Washington Post Dec. 14, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail This year, the world has faced challenge after challenge. Save the climate. Save democracy. Save human rights. Save the parasites. Yes, parasites: The October edition of the journal Biological Conservation heralded the arrival of a groundbreaking global parasite conservation plan, in which a dozen scientists from around the planet - people with not just deep knowledge of tiny worms living on snail faces but also 90-foot tapeworms lurking inside sperm whales - warn of the consequence to humankind should parasites go extinct.

New yorkUnited statesCharles darwinColin carlsonAnna phillipsKelly speerKevin laffertyDonalda windsorSkylar hopkinsChelsea woodNational museum of natural historyGeorgetown universityUniversity of washington school aquaticNational zooCarolina state universityUs geological

Parasites may not be cute and cuddly, but they need saving too, scientists say

Parasites may not be cute and cuddly, but they need saving too, scientists say John Metcalfe © Antoine Doré/For The Washington Post This year, the world has faced challenge after challenge. Save the climate. Save democracy. Save human rights. Save the parasites. Yes, parasites: The October edition of the journal Biological Conservation heralded the arrival of a groundbreaking “global parasite conservation plan,” in which a dozen scientists from around the planet people with not just deep knowledge of tiny worms living on snail faces but also 90-foot tapeworms lurking inside sperm whales warn of the consequence to humankind should parasites go extinct.

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