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Biological warfare is the tactic of using poisonous substances to subdue or kill mass amounts of soldiers or civilians. Learn about various types of bio-weapons and the precautions being taken to minimize their impact.
The Vietnam War occurred decades ago, but one of its legacies lingers on in Vietnamese soil and the U.S. court system. How did this defoliant do so much damage? See more »
Aren't all bioweapons scary? Definitely. But these 10 are particularly troublesome once they're released from labs and unleashed on an unsuspecting public.
See more »The Vietnam War occurred decades ago, but one of its legacies lingers on in Vietnamese soil and the U.S. court system. How did this defoliant do so much damage?
See more »There have been several anthrax scares in the U.S. since 9/11. Find out where anthrax bacteria comes from, how it infects people and how doctors treat it.
See more »Israel is now vaccinating for smallpox in case Iraq decides to launch a bio-attack. Learn the facts about this type of warfare and what kind of threat it actually poses.
See more »Sure, llamas are our friends. But little did we know that these fuzzy, camel-like creatures might save us all should the End come in the form of a biological attack.
See more »A gas mask alone won't protect you if enemies lob this chemical weapon at you. Why did so many soldiers learn this the hard way during World War I?
See more »Throughout history, wars have decimated civilizations, torn apart families and left sickness and chaos in their wake. So when the world's leading practitioners of war get together and ban a particular method of waging it, you know it's something really bad, like chemical and biological warfare. When did countries start using lethal chemical concoctions and hazardous viruses, bacteria and toxins as weapons? Where do they come from?
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