Fish with two mouths


	Fish with two mouths

queerty

8-19-2008 5:26 AM

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mutant, mutation, pollution, fish, environment

queerty says:

The rest of this articles is worth reading - show the damage we can do I guess. Quote of the day: "we do not inherit the land from our ancestors, but we borrow it from our children"

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