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The fanged deer has been spotted after 60 years

Posted by duddy November 2, 2014 5386 views

The Afghan musk deer was thought to be extinct, until it was sighted again - 60 years after its last appearance.

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that's cool lol looks like a vampire

by the way, you spelt deer wrong

Posted on Nov 3, 2014 by biolove

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