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3 comments:
Oh dear. And the article was indeed good.
Judging by the size of the typeface and the length of Sandro's name, I'd say that is a 14 foot sturgeon.
Nah, it's a fk'iiin Dorphiiiin!
Wait wait, Collier says that judging by the shape of the dorsal fin, the sun angle relative to the moon and the ambient air pressure, it's definitely a 15 ft. great white shark, feeding on a sea lion!
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