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This is Science Friday, The Science of the Bernest. I'm Atabey Rodriguez-Binitus.

Some of us are living with days in the winter,

some getting to the 100 degrees in

Fahrenheit.

Much of us rapidly

prendes the abanico or the

air-conditioned that we can't

come to the other.

But there are little organisms

that really

do you really

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