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Friday, April 04, 2014

OLL LEWIS: Yesterday's News Today

Yesterday’s News Today
http://cryptozoologynews.blogspot.com/

 On this day in 2012 Tardar Sauce was born. Sauce is better known as Grumpy Cat because of her permanently grumpy looking expression and has become one of the most famous cats on the internet.
And now the news:
  • Large ocean predators evolved into gentle giants 5...
  • New Whale Stranding Is Painful Evidence for Naval ...
  • Killing a name of an extinct sea cow species
  • New national park for Afghanistan
  • Large carnivores with large geographic ranges bett...
  • UK wildlife rich grasslands vanishing
  • New mapping technique may aid Scottish shark proje...
  • Attracting wild bees to farms is good insurance po...
  • No badger cull expansion after trial failure
  • Animals at risk of extinction being ignored by res...
  • Koalas may disappear in areas affected by offset s...
  • A quarter of Europe's bumblebees, vital to crops, ...
  • Australia’s Dingo Is One-of-a-Kind
  • Eating Fewer Calories May Help Monkeys Live Longer...
  • Research model unlocks secrets of wolf pack behavi...
  • Attention changes in the course of a dog's life mi...
  • Elver migration in Somerset and Gloucestershire ai...
  • Scientists solve the riddle of zebras' stripes: Th...
  • Modern lions' origin revealed by genetic analysis

  • Trilobite Beetles are Happy Being on Land, Alive i...
    • These videos are rather fun; “Kids React to Memes: Grumpy Cat”:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIQTNhZyWGE
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