Anti‐parasitic function of tree‐rubbing behaviour in brown bears suggested by an in vitro test on a generalist ectoparasite

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RT @CarpathianB: 5/5 For more on this topic read our press release for this paper at our website 👇🤓 https://t.co/j4pttKON4y And for even mo…

17 Feb 2023

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RT @AckermansNicole: Not my field but I just thought this was a neat paper! Bears rub on trees rich in turpentine and beech tar to repel ti…

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RT @AckermansNicole: Not my field but I just thought this was a neat paper! Bears rub on trees rich in turpentine and beech tar to repel ti…

10 Feb 2023

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Not my field but I just thought this was a neat paper! Bears rub on trees rich in turpentine and beech tar to repel ticks and other parasites! 🐻 https://t.co/nYIXpqXDha

10 Feb 2023

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