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Staying alert for tigers in Burma

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Working in forests always carries risks, from bears in Alaska to mosquitoes in South Asia. While coring trees in Burma, the scientists had to be mindful of tigers. Photo by Paul Krusic

Working in forests always carries risks, from bears in Alaska to mosquitoes in South Asia. While coring trees in Burma, the scientists had to be mindful of tigers. Photo by Paul Krusic

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