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Product Review – Dynamo Dog Treats by Cloud Star

Dynamo Dog treats are healthy, tasty and amazing!

by Arnold Carreiro

All natural ingredients, easily digestible, no filler, and your dog will actually want to eat it! Scribbles and I were given a first look at the entire line of Cloud Star’s Dynamo Dog treats, and we are more than impressed with the wholesome treats. Read on for all of the yummy details!

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“Virgin” Anteater Gives Birth, Baffles Zoo Staff

anteater unexpectedly gives birth at zoo

by Arnold Carreiro

It looks like we may have learned something new about the gestation period of giant anteaters, or that lonely anteaters aren’t easily deterred from getting some secret love. You decide!

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Cheer For Our National Newts & Meet The 13 State Amphibians!

by Arnold Carreiro

I’ve covered America’s patriotic crustaceans, bats and dinosaurs, but are you aware of the United States’ favorite frogs and toads? I’ve collected the full squishy set of amphibians for you below for today’s history lesson:

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Trained Dogs Delay Spread Of Invasive Mollusks Using Sense Of Smell (Video)

by Arnold Carreiro

A trio of dogs have been specially trained to sniff out stowaway zebra mussels to keep them from infesting new ponds, lakes and other waterways in St. Paul, Minnesota. Take that, you invasive punks!

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Extinct “Scissorhands” Fossil Arthropod Named After Johnny Depp

by Creature Features

A half-billion year old fossil of a previously unknown lobster-like creature has been given the name Kooteninchela deppi in honor of actor Johnny Depp. The small but formidably clawed ancestor of many modern insects, spiders and crustaceans possessed a fiendishly spiky set of claws that immediately reminded researchers of Depp's well-loved film character, Edward Scissorhands.

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Stolen Dinosaur Fossils Sent Back To Mongolia From United States (Video)

by Arnold Carreiro

A treasure trove of high quality dinosaur fossils have been looted from Mongolia, and now the United States government is stepping up actions to send back these invaluable cultural artifacts.

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Our Lying, Cheating Ways May Have Evolved From Apes

by Ron Callari

Who hasn't told a little white lie or purposely deceived others over the course of one's life. Ever wonder why the moral code of "thou shall not lie," has found its way into our religious and legal systems down through the ages? Perhaps because deception is so intricately woven into our DNA that man needed constant reminders that our darker nature was inevitable.

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