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will-o'-the-wisp

Light sometimes seen over marshy ground, believed to be burning gas containing methane from decaying organic matter.

An Australian scientist put forward the hypothesis in 1995 that the phenomenon may be caused by barn owls, which sometimes develop a ghostly glow due to a light-emitting honey fungus that they pick up from rotting trees.



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Your best friend is a prairie dog nicknamed Spunkie, and the only interaction you have with human beings is the jet liner that flies low on the horizon every evening.
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When he did he was stunned to be told Spunkie was being treated as a goer by the manager who said his staff had used their "initiative" to accept the bet as 38 seconds late "was not that long" on a 2m 5f race.
 
 
 
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