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Blue blood from horseshoe crabs is needed for meds, but a declining bird needs them to eat | WUSF Public Media
Nature Spotlight: Horseshoe crabs vital to people and animals
Scientists, birds both relying on horseshoe crabs
Biomedical labs bleed horseshoe crabs for vaccines with little accountability : NPR
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Horseshoe crab blood is key to making a COVID-19 vaccine—but the ecosystem may suffer.
