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February 18, 2008
Topics frog, sharp, africa, teeth, mouth, skin, america, led, beach, head, animal and body
Scientists recently discovered fossils that completed the biological structure of a prehistoric giant toad the size of a slightly deflated beach ball. The animal, referred to by scientists as "Beelzebufo," or Devil Toad, measured 40 cm long and weighed 4 kg. This size made the toad to have been much larger than the Goliath Frog of West Africa, known today to be the world's largest toad.
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January 31, 2008
Instead of devouring her for his meal, an eagle decided against hunger and instead opt for companionship by keeping his dinner rabbit for a friend. The owner of a stall in Beizhamen Bird Market, Zhengzhou City, China, said he put the rabbit in the eagle' cage to feed the bird or prey.
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January 29, 2008
Topics knight, kate, murder, cooking, sarah, crown, cnn, blind, wine, expert, brain, mouth, insurance, wedding, health, food, death, life, money, police and woman
A housewife was convicted of attempted murder after she tried to kill her husband by mixing antifreeze into their wedding anniversary dinner. The court of Stafford Crown found Kate Knight, 28, guilty of attempted murder after she laced her husband's curry and red wine with antifreeze back in 2005. Lee's ingestion of the tainted food and drink caused him to suffer from brain damage, and irreversible kidney failure.
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January 14, 2008
Topics frog, lottery, house, frogs, thailand, dream, eye, mouth, skin, truck, black, help, family, people and woman
A 52-year old woman from Thailand is claiming that aside from enjoying riding toy motorcycles, her pet frog can also predict winning lottery numbers. Tongsai Boommrungtai, 52, said she came across the black spotted frog outside her house in Roi-Et.
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December 17, 2007
A U. S. court upheld the rights of a 31-year old woman who had earlier been charged of cursing at a toilet. The ruling stated that she could rightfully express herself. District Judge Terrence Gallagher said that although Dawn Herb, of Scranton, Pennsylvania, used language which may be considered by some to be offensive, vulgar and imprudent" but she was entitled to use it under the First Amendment, the judge ruled.
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