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thedailyarticle.com. Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

There's good news in what seems like bad news in today's news.

Just when you thought 2020 couldn't get any stranger, a two-headed snake was discovered in

Florida.

This, after we learned the first nest of murder hornets, was found in the U.S.

The Asian giant hornet nest was discovered in Blaine, Washington last Friday.

The insects are known for their sting, which has been described as feeling like a hot nail

driven into flesh.

They also spray venom from their stingers, which can cause serious eye injuries.

One other headline from the world of science, naked mole rats kidnap each

other's babies and turn them into slaves. These rats produce massive colonies with as many as

300 workers, the largest known colonies among mammals. Researchers have found rats that were kidnapped

by a rival colony and made into enslaved workers.

Now to the good news.

The two-headed snake in Florida is not venomous.

The murder hornets in Washington were tracked down and destroyed by entomologists.

And only two naked mole rat pups are known to have been stolen, at least so far.

In more bad news that isn't, noted astrophysicist Neil de Grasse Tyson warned recently

that an asteroid could strike Earth the day before the November 3rd election. However, he said

the refrigerator-sized space rock is not

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