Scientists discover new, unidentified lifeforms in human mouths and guts, puzzling researchers.

Scientists have discovered a new, unidentified lifeform, nicknamed "crazy," present in about half of the global population. Found while searching genetic databases for unknown patterns, these organisms live in the bacteria of human mouths and guts, staying for about a year. The lifeforms are similar to plant-infecting viruses, leaving researchers puzzled about their presence in human-associated bacteria.

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