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Facing Budget Cuts, Researchers Launch OnlyFans Page To Fund Marmot Study
The researchers launched a page titled "OnlyMarms" on OnlyFans, a platform primarily known for adult content.
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US Researchers Turn To OnlyFans To Raise Money Amid Federal Funding Cuts
Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles, use OnlyFans to fund a marmot study after federal grants cut.
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Watch: How a Marmot Reacts When Its Owner Stops Petting It
The video has become one of the most widely watched on the internet, something that was expected given the cute content.
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And The Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Award Goes To...
The winning images for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2019 were announced on October 15, and a shot of standoff between a Tibetan fox and a marmot leads the list.
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Couple Ate Squirrel Believed To Have Health Benefits. They Died Of Plague
For days, the dusty roads of a small town in Mongolia's westernmost province were largely deserted. "After the quarantine was announced, not many people - even locals - were in the streets for fear of catching the disease," Sebastian Pique, an American Peace Corps volunteer who has lived in the remote mountainous region for two years, told the Agen...
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Facing Budget Cuts, Researchers Launch OnlyFans Page To Fund Marmot Study
The researchers launched a page titled "OnlyMarms" on OnlyFans, a platform primarily known for adult content.
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US Researchers Turn To OnlyFans To Raise Money Amid Federal Funding Cuts
Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles, use OnlyFans to fund a marmot study after federal grants cut.
-
Watch: How a Marmot Reacts When Its Owner Stops Petting It
The video has become one of the most widely watched on the internet, something that was expected given the cute content.
-
And The Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Award Goes To...
The winning images for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2019 were announced on October 15, and a shot of standoff between a Tibetan fox and a marmot leads the list.
-
Couple Ate Squirrel Believed To Have Health Benefits. They Died Of Plague
For days, the dusty roads of a small town in Mongolia's westernmost province were largely deserted. "After the quarantine was announced, not many people - even locals - were in the streets for fear of catching the disease," Sebastian Pique, an American Peace Corps volunteer who has lived in the remote mountainous region for two years, told the Agen...
