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Monday, April 02, 2012

OLL LEWIS: Yesterday's News Today

http://cryptozoologynews.blogspot.com/

On this day in 1888 Emma Smith was murdered in Whitechapel, London. Some Ripperolgists consider her to have been an early victim of Jack the Ripper but this is thought by most Ripperologists to be unlikely due to the marked difference in modus operandi.

And now the news:

Dead wolf photos stir tensions in West
Tiger Mauls Wildlife Filmmaker John Varty
Warm, Comfy Mice Make Better Lab Specimens
Why Some Animals Live Longer Than Others
Bees Self-Medicate To Fight Off Fungus
Hundreds of herons nest in Somerset wood
Good News for Norwegian Polar Bears: PCBs Levels D...
Snail that eats crabs in Queensland
Sussex bird sanctuary objects to clay pigeon shoot...
Beware Bullwinkle! Alaska Woman Pets Moose
Toads moved for new Jaguar Land Rover plant
Is there a hairy humanoid in the hills?

Speaking of Whitechapel, I recommend you seek out the 3rd series when it is released on DVD if you like creepy and atmospheric mystery drama:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5uVAvJczgA

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