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no comment Penguins to porcupines hit the scales for annual London Zoo weigh-in Bullfrogs, meerkats and penguins were among the animals to hit the scales at London Zoo for their annual weigh-in.
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Penguins to porcupines hit the scales for annual London Zoo weigh-in
Bullfrogs, meerkats and penguins were among the animals to hit the scales at London Zoo for their annual weigh-in.
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Elephants saved after getting stuck in muddy pond
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50kg of honey found in massive beehive in Australian woman's home
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