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A Discovery Born from Chance In 1797, while chasing a wounded bear through the dense Kentucky wilderness, a hunter stumbled upon something far more astonishing than his…

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When you grab a carton of milk from the refrigerated section at your local grocery store or enjoy a fresh salad during summer, chances are you’re benefiting…