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Husky Photobombs Like A True Professional (PHOTO)

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Huffington Post Good News Posted: Updated: 12/03/2012 2:29 pm EST

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Every time we think we've seen the funniest animal photobomb of all time, a Redditor comes along and one-ups them all.

This week, it's a very enthusiastic Husky pup that steals the show. Just check out his or her amazing photobombing skills below and let us know if you see any other hilarious animal photobombs that we should feature!

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With purple casts on legs, Bootsie the hedgehog is healing

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Animal Tracks By Mish Whalen, TODAY

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There is something uniquely touching about an animal wearing a cast, and Bootsie the hedgehog is no exception. Some kids in London found the young male struggling along with injured feet. Happily, Bootsie is now being cared for at Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital in England, which calls itself the "world's busiest wildlife hospital." For an injured hedgehog, there is no better place to be than Tiggywinkles, which treats more than 10,000 animal injuries per day free of charge.

It turned out that Bootsie had two fractured front feet. Tiggywinkles founder Les Stocker said, "Bootsie was found walking on his knuckles because his wrists were injured. We reset the wrists and plastered the legs and he now has a shallow food bowl to make it easier to eat."

Univision News - A Cat Interrupts Univision's Weather Report

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There are several cats that have turned the Univision parking lot into their home and sometimes they make it into the studio.
This cat just walked right through the weatherman's report.

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California School For The Deaf Football Team Wins League Title, Draws National Attention (VIDEO)

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Posted: Updated: 12/02/2012 2:46 pm EST

 

Underdogs:California School for the Deaf

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During his first year coaching the Eagles, Warren Keller led the 19 high school football players straight to a league title. It would be an impressive feat for any team, but it becomes even more remarkable when you consider this: All of them are deaf.

Rose-Tu delivers! 300-pound baby elephant born at Oregon Zoo (Video)

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KomoNews.com By KATU.com Staff Published: Nov 30, 2012 at 9:21 AM PST Last Updated: Nov 30, 2012 at 2:25 PM PST

Rose-Tu Gives Birth At Oregon Zoo

PORTLAND, Ore. - Oregon Zoo officials have announced that Rose-Tu has given birth to a 300-pound bundle of joy - and it's a girl.

Officials said the pregnant elephant gave birth early Friday morning after about 30 hours of labor

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Mother's forgiveness gives convict second chance (Video)

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CBS News, November 30, 2012 7:12PM

Renee Napier embraces Eric Smallridge.

Renee Napier embraces Eric Smallridge.

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(CBS News) TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Not many convicts consider themselves blessed, but Eric Smallridge does, and for good reason. He's getting out of prison -- way early.

"It's going to be like being on borrowed time, because I know I should still be in prison, because the justice system said I should still be in prison," Eric says.

Louisiana Sinkhole Evacuees Won't Be Home For Awhile

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Huff Post - 11/30/12, Susan Buchanan

(This is an updated version of an article published in "The Louisiana Weekly" on Nov. 26, 2012.)

At the eight-acre, Bayou Corne sinkhole in Assumption Parish, owners of slab houses are waiting for methane-gas monitors to be installed in December. The sinkhole deepened in November and coughed up debris and hydrcarbons late in the month. Cypress trees fell into the gap. Residents are watching natural gas being flared from the site and are ventilating homes while bayous around them bubble.

Over 200 people, who were evacuated or voluntarily left 110 homes since August, are staying away. They felt tremors last summer when the sinkhole formed after an underground cavern wall was breached. The hole on the western edge of the Napoleonville Salt Dome, contains salt water and crude oil, and is on swampland leased by Texas Brine in Houston from Occidental Chemical Corp.

Ohio Sinkhole Devours Four Football Fields Of Land, Stretch Of State Highway 516 Near Dover

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Huff Post - 11/30/12

Ohio Sinkhole

That is a huge sinkhole.
 

Now that the election is over, things are getting back to normal in Ohio. It took only a few minutes for a massive sinkhole to devour several acres of land and a stretch of State Highway 516 on Wednesday, WHYC reports.

The hole, spanning the area of roughly four football fields, collapsed near a lake where the Newton Asphalt Company has spent years dredging for sand nearly 50 feet below the surface, according to Fox Cleveland.

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Winds Spur Wildfire Evacuations in Rocky Mtn. Park

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Weather.com - 12/02/12

The Fern Lake Fire burns in Rocky Mountain National Park's Forest Canyon area in this file photo from Nov. 9. National Park Service

Rocky Mountain National Park, Colo. — A wind-stoked fire has burned at least one cabin and forced the evacuation of several areas in and near Rocky Mountain National Park.

"While not as strong as past days, winds will continue to be an issue for the Fern Lake fire," Jon Erdman, a meteorologist with The Weather Channel, said Sunday.


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Origin of intelligence, mental illness linked to ancient genetic accident

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Phys.org - 12/03/12

Researchers have identified the moment in history when the genes that enabled us to think and reason evolved. This point 500 million years ago provided our ability to learn complex skills, analyse situations and have flexibility in the way in which we think.

Professor Seth Grant, of the University of Edinburgh, who led the research, said: "One of the greatest scientific problems is to explain how intelligence and complex behaviours arose during evolution."

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