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[truepenny]

Because Dog knows I have nothing to say for myself.

First off, from the Morbid, Grisly, and Revolting Department, CNN says a Canadian serial killer may have been feeding human remains to the hogs which he then butchered and sold.

(I feel like I should apologize for posting that, but I just had to. Sorry.)

On a better note, from Cryptozoology, my favorite thylacine page, The Thylacine Museum has changed its URL since the last time I checked it.

Then, from (Un)Natural History, today's Digger offers a novel theory on where little wombats come from.

And from Even More Unnatural, the invaluable Bookslut provides a pres release about the hip teen Bibles that are apparently the hot new thing.

Finally, from Nost-Algia sisabet goes off on a certain breed of Southern Baptist, which struck a painful chord of recognition for me at the same time I was laughing.

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[keswindhover.livejournal.com]

Have you ever seen the thylacine skeleton in the Grant Museum in London? (Possibly there are thylacine skeletons everywhere, but that's the only one I know about.)