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✓ Published: 17-May-2024
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Daisy the Italian Water Dog has spent years honing her sense of smell to sniff out a rare fungus. As the fungi teeters on the edge of extinction, scientists hope Daisy and her nose will help save the species before it's lost.
Daisy the Italian Water Dog has spent years honing her sense of smell to sniff out a rare fungus. As the fungi teeters on the edge of extinction, scientists hope Daisy and her nose will help save the species before it's lost.
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