Introducing What the Dogs?!

Introducing What the Dogs?!

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Nature's Most Wanted: Murder (but not crows)

The fear of being eaten by an animal is so visceral that a mass psychosis, featuring a monkey man, once swept across Delhi.But in the event of an actual attack, investigators look for specific forensic clues to identify which predator was responsible.Was the perpetrator human or ...  Show more

Nature's Most Wanted: Cat burglars and robber duckies

Leonardo da Pinchy is a literal cat burglar with more than 350 pieces of evidence against him — evidence that's easy to confirm because when he steals his neighbour's underwear, he brings it home with a satisfied look of great pride.Steven Seagull is banned from the local corner ...  Show more

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