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Category: Architecture, Disasters, Science, Africa
Posted By: Dumbfounded - Sat Jul 25, 2009 -
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Category: Accidents, Destruction, Disasters, Motor Vehicles, Cars
Like 218,000 others across a swath of northern Brazil three times the size of Alaska, the neighbors have fled the worst rainfall and flooding in decades, braving newly formed rivers teeming with anacondas, alligators and legless reptiles known as "worm lizards" whose bite is excruciating.
Posted By: Paul - Sun May 10, 2009 -
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Category: Animals, Death, Destruction, Disasters, Horror, South America, Natural Wonders, Weather
Posted By: Paul - Thu Apr 02, 2009 -
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Category: Death, Destruction, Disasters, Domestic, Marriage, Games, War, 1980s, North America
Posted By: Paul - Thu Jan 29, 2009 -
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Category: Destruction, Disasters, Movies, Science Fiction, 1960s, Yesterday’s Tomorrows
Posted By: Paul - Wed Sep 24, 2008 -
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Category: Agriculture, Animals, Bathrooms, Disasters, Food, Scatology, Lawsuits, Excrement
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Category: Armageddon and Apocalypses, Disasters, History, Military, Movies, Patriotism, Technology, War, Weapons, Reader Recommendation, 1950s, Yesterday’s Tomorrows
As crews hacked away at downed trees and replaced blown-out transformers and cut lines, state and local officials contended with a plethora of other problems, among them a tiger on the loose.
James D. Yarbrough, the Galveston County judge, said a pet tiger, well known to locals, had escaped during the storm and was wandering the ruins of houses on Bolivar Peninsula. “I understand he’s hungry, so we are staying away from him,” Mr. Yarbrough said.
Posted By: Paul - Wed Sep 17, 2008 -
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Category: Animals, Armageddon and Apocalypses, Death, Disasters, Guns, Movies, Nature, Pets, Dogs, Science Fiction, Actors
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