Lion cubs fighting, a seal awaiting treatment and a turtle hatchling making its way to the sea are among the flora and fauna featured in this week's pick:-
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"78 million households in the U.S. use home and garden pesticides. Suburban lawns and gardens receive more pesticide applications per acre (3.2-9.8 lbs) than agriculture (2.7 lbs per acre on average).
Insecticides are poisons designed to kill insects. Insecticides include active ingredients (chemical compounds designed to kill the target organisms) and inert ingredients which may be carcinogens or toxic substances. They also include rodenticides and wood preservatives.
By following the tips below, you can reduce the effect of insecticides on your health and the environment." Delete the scoop?
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