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Weirdest Stories of 2012 On National Geographic

Weirdest Stories of 2012 On National Geographic
World’s Smallest Frog Found
Here is the collection of  weirdest discoveries photographs which are taken from national geographic website Posted on December 17, 2012.Have a look........
In above photograph courtesy Christopher Austin, Louisiana State University
 Weirdest Stories of 2012 On National Geographic
Slime Has Memory But No Brain
Photograph courtesy Audrey Dussutour
Weirdest Stories of 2012 On National Geographic
Two-Faced Cat a Mystery
Photograph courtesy TODAY Show/NBC
 Weirdest Stories of 2012 On National Geographic
White Killer Whale Spotted
Photograph courtesy E. Lazareva, Far East Russia Orca Project
Weirdest Stories of 2012 On National Geographic
World’s Leggiest Animal Found
Photograph by Paul Marek
 Weirdest Stories of 2012 On National Geographic
Turtles Urinate Via Their Mouths—a First
Photograph from FLPA/Alamy
 Weirdest Stories of 2012 On National Geographic
Rare Maned Lionesses Explained
Photograph courtesy Deon De Villiers
 Weirdest Stories of 2012 On National Geographic
Genitalia-Headed Fish is Evolutionary Mystery
Photograph courtesy Magnolia Press, reproduced with permission
 Weirdest Stories of 2012 On National Geographic
Giant Mysterious Eyeball Found on Florida Beach
Photograph by Carli Segelson/Fla. FWCC
Via[National Geographic]
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