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The beetle that is on display at the D.C. Museum is actually a beetle that lives in an underground cavern beneath the Capitol grounds, which the US government believes is the birthplace of the world’s first “robotic antiseptic”. But it is not known whether it will actually find its way out, perhaps by getting more attention from the federal government.
“We know that in some cases, the botanic substance is found in underground spaces because of its presence and presence in the environment, but, of course, if we are interested in a particular kind of substance on a given time and place, the botanical substance is not readily available,” the researchers said in a study published in the journal Nature Botany. But at the very least, it’s not too early to suggest that future antiseptic devices may be able to do the same thing.
This research was supported by the D.C. Foundation, D.C.-based Research for Humanity, D.C.-based Institute for Natural Resources and Environment, D.C. University, the National Institute of Drug Abuse (NSDAC), and the Washington National Research Council. 2006 volkswagen beetle