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Nur Nina Farisha Woo Abdullah's business, Brotherhood Reptiles, which she runs with her husband, has been operating since 2018 in Alam Damai, Cheras. It houses hundreds of exotic animals such as tarantulas, reticulated pythons, Borneo pit vipers, ‘pacman’ frogs, chameleons and more. - Photo by Bernama

Nur Nina Farisha Woo Abdullah's business, Brotherhood Reptiles, which she runs with her husband, has been operating since 2018 in Alam Damai, Cheras. It houses hundreds of exotic animals such as tarantulas, reticulated pythons, Borneo pit vipers, ‘pacman’ frogs, chameleons and more. - Photo by Bernama

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Human anatomy (for illustration purposes only). - Bernama

Human anatomy (for illustration purposes only). - Bernama

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Photo for illustration purposes only.

Photo for illustration purposes only.

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