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Children can fear snakes and still love nature, new study finds
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Vanessa Woods' latest research didn't begin in a laboratory or during fieldwork. It began at home, with her own children.
Vanessa Woods' latest research didn't begin in a laboratory or during fieldwork. It began at home, with her own children.
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