Six Degrees Could Change The World Premieres Sunday

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Early February 2008 This week see a global-warming doomsday scenario, surprising photos of Carnival 2008, a newfound monkey species, and more. In This Edition • How 6° Could Change Earth • Photos: Extreme Mardi Gras • #1 Wallpaper • New Monkey Discovered Photo of the Day See Photo Download Wallpaper
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Quiz Answer: No, crocodiles have narrower snouts than alligators. The large fourth tooth on each side of a crocodile's lower jaw also juts out when its mouth is closed, unlike with an alligator.
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