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Cinco de Mayo: Six fun facts about the Fifth of May
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The top 10 weirdest stories of 2010
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Titi monkeys: Man arrested in Mexico carrying 18 monkeys in his girdle
Titi monkeys, six-inch tall endangered primates native to South America, can bring in up to $1000 apiece on Mexico's black market. Mexican authorities arrested a man at Mexico City's main international airport Tuesday for allegedly attempting to smuggle 18 titi monkeys in socks within a girdle.
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