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Military expert Dan Mackay found 14,000 Word War II dog tags buried in a field just outside London.
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The humorously named research submarine is preparing to venture beneath the waters of the Antarctic.
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Texas couple Ronnie and Sherron Bridges have a rather unusual pet - a huge buffalo named Wild Thing.
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A new species of tiny moth with a wingspan of just 0.4 inches has been named after the President-elect.
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Olexander Turin went through with the name change in an attempt to win one of the devices in a contest.
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NASA's Dawn spacecraft has identified what appears to be an ice volcano on the dwarf planet's surface.
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Palaeontologists have unearthed a particularly impressive T. rex at Montana's Hell Creek Formation.
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Despite being comparable in size to Pluto and Eris, this enigmatic world has yet to even be given a name.
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A genetically perfect buffalo named Horizon is the most sought-after member of his species on the planet.
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A sheepdog by the name of Maggie sadly passed away earlier this month after living for three decades.
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The remarkable cephalopod was captured on camera off Hawaii by a remotely operated underwater vehicle.
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A peculiar naming ritual has produced a plethora of unusual monikers including Google and Coffee.
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Simon Smith from London got so bored with his name that he had it changed to 'Bacon Double Cheeseburger'.
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Residents of Wangaratta in Victoria have found their homes buried underneath mountains of tumbleweed.
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The solitary feline, who has been nicknamed El Jefe, was picked up on camera in the Santa Rica Mountains.
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The woman, who goes by the name Nano, claims that she is a cat that has been born in to the wrong body.
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The bizarrely named 'octopus stinkhorn' looks rather a lot like something from the Alien movie franchise.
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Scientists have discovered a bizarre new species of shark that has been given an even more bizarre name.
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A man by the name of Bud Weisser was arrested by police after trespassing in his namesake's brewery.
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Researchers have revealed that half of all natural history specimens in museums are incorrectly labeled.