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traps
noun as in equipment
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Images of both new packs were caught on camera traps.
From Los Angeles Times
Carbon dioxide, released when humans burn coal, oil and gas, is called a greenhouse gas because it traps heat in the atmosphere and contributes to climate warming.
From Science Daily
Hidden traps pose the most danger, and they’re everywhere, masquerading as boring, casual conversation.
From Los Angeles Times
Scientists say cutting back on waste is valuable because methane traps heat at a much higher rate than carbon dioxide.
From Los Angeles Times
Each civet species was captured in box traps.
From Science Daily
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