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A dog on a boat jumps right into the water and bites this shark and drags it to land. Gotta see it to believe it.

These scientists had been working along side these animals for over 2 years until…

This dog is saying “I love you” in response of his owner. Nice try buddy!

At a mere 17 inches, the miniature brown mare known as Thumbelina takes pride in the lofty title of the World’s Smallest Living Horse. Her companion, Radar, is a Belgian draught horse with his own big claim to fame - as the World’s Tallest Living Horse. At their get-together, the two didn’t exactly see eye to eye.

It was the first time the world’s smallest and tallest horses had been photographed together. Their portrait will be featured in the 2008 edition of the Guinness World Records book, which is published next week.

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At who-sucks, there is an amazing collection of 24 bizarre real life sea monsters. The collection includes real photos of the creatures, taken by fishermen of science labs and comments for each one. Some creatures seem more alien than anything you can imagine.

Here is a selected sample of the collection.

Chimaeras are cartilaginous fish related to the sharks and rays, and are sometimes called ghost sharks or rabbitfishes. For defense, most chimaeras have a venomous spine located in front of the dorsal fin.

The Colossal Squid, sometimes called the Antarctic or Giant Cranch Squid, is believed to be the largest squid species.

Typified by large heads with large mouths and eyes, grenadiers (rattails) have slender bodies that taper greatly to a very thin caudal peduncle or tail.

Oarfish are large, greatly elongated, pelagic Lampriform fish.

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