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Why You Shouldn't Breed With Relatives – Even To Repopulate Post-Apocalypse

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Why You Shouldn't Breed With Relatives – Even To Repopulate Post-Apocalypse

Youtuber Arran Lomas, aka Thoughty2, explains why keeping it in the family is a really, really bad idea.

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ORIGINALLY PUBLISHEDOctober 10, 2022

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