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Wild Orchids and Polar Bears

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What do wild orchids and polar bears have in common? The answer can be found at http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Science/story?id=1407585.
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Link did not work for me, so what is the answer? Here in northern MN, we have black bears and fields of native slipper orchids. They do not seem to interact...
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