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October 5, 2008
Topics animals, boy, zoo, security, rocks, crocodile, turtle, australia, boys, video, free, face, law, dead and family
A 7-year-old boy broke into an Australia zoo, killed 13 animals and fed them to a large crocodile. According to reports, the boy broke into the Alice Springs Reptile Center Wednesday, apparently undetected by sensors because of his small size. The boy, whose name is not being released, was seen on security video killing three different lizards by bashing them with rocks. He then fed the dead animals to an 11-foot 440-pound saltwater crocodile named Terry.
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October 5, 2008
Topics animals, boy, zoo, security, rocks, crocodile, turtle, australia, boys, video, free, face, law, dead and family
A 7-year-old boy broke into an Australia zoo, killed 13 animals and fed them to a large crocodile. According to reports, the boy broke into the Alice Springs Reptile Center Wednesday, apparently undetected by sensors because of his small size. The boy, whose name is not being released, was seen on security video killing three different lizards by bashing them with rocks. He then fed the dead animals to an 11-foot 440-pound saltwater crocodile named Terry.
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September 18, 2008
The son of Rep. Allen Boyd (D-FL) has been arrested for allegedly smuggling illegal immigrants. The congressman released a statement on Tuesday about the arrest of his 30-year-old son, John Boyd, in Wilcox, Arizona.
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July 14, 2008
Ten people including three children were safely rescued by a fishing vessel in Aleutian Islands after being trapped as a volcano erupted, spewing rocks and ash. According to U. S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Levi Read, 10 people were rescued south of the Okmok volcano on Umnak Island.
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April 17, 2008
Gibraltar authorities say they will kill 25 monkeys annoying and endangering people at this British colony's tourism areas, a move that has angered conservationists. Gibraltar tourism minister Ernest Britto made the decision to cull the Barbary macaques because the monkeys enter and ransack rooms of hotels in Catalan Bay and Sandy Bay looking for food. The Belfast Telegraph also quoted the minister as saying that the apes frighten children and their bites can cause salmonella and hepatitis infection.
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