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New species discovered in Brazil
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4-29-2008 4:30 PM
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4-29-2008
5:00 PM
alanocu
that legless lizard looks like a snake! yikes!
4-29-2008
5:21 PM
skwirlinator
Great, thats all we need, Snakes in Brazil
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