July 26, 2013

What IS this animal? Plus: new Maya photos, shark surprises, more

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What Is This Thing?
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Fish Do Fall From the Sky
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Croc Carries Babies in Jaws
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Barefoot Waterskiing
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Large-Nose, Horned Dinosaur Found
Scientists are stumped—what was that giant schnoz for?
World's Stinkiest Flower Finally Blooms
It happens only every eight to ten years: An eight-foot corpse flower unfurls with odorific fanfare.
Beachgoer Wrestles Shark to Shore
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