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News & Photos: First Lungless Frog, Egyptian Colossus Found, #1 Wallpaper, More!

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April 2008 Get the latest news that's making waves around the world: odd Antarctic creatures, a lungless frog, threats to a Hawaii coast, and more! In This Edition • Photos: Odd New Sea Animals • #1 Wallpaper • Egyptian Colossus Found • Culture Boom in Beatles' Birthplace Photo of the Day See Photo Download Wallpaper
Quiz Question: How many gallons of air does a person breathe daily? (See answer below.)
Photos: Weird Sea Creatures Found Off Antarctica Giant sea spiders, spine-crushing daggertooth fish, and pink "sea pigs" are just some of the odd animals hauled up by scientists during a recent expedition. Olympic Torch Tech: Burning From Greece to Beijing Propane jets, specialized lanterns, and thousands of torch replicas ensure the flame survives howling wind, driving rain, and even air travel. Most Wanted Wallpaper See Full Photo. Take a break with a sleepy cheetah in this month's best wallpaper. Black Hills Vacation Pan for real gold. Uncover a prehistoric beast. Stand by a Cold War missile. Learn our stories. Live our history. Packages starting at $265 a person. News by National Geographic: Daily Stories and Photos First Lungless Frog Discovered A rare frog that gets all its oxygen through its skin has been found in a clear, cold-water stream on an Indonesian island. Pictures: Egyptian Queen Statue Found A pristinely preserved statue of Queen Tiye—the favorite wife of pharaoh Amenhotep III—was unearthed in ancient Egypt's largest funerary complex. Map of the Month Take a Nā Pali Coast Photo Tour Explore an interactive map to see where photographers stopped to snap images of the famous Kauai coastline that tourists may be loving to death. Photo Quiz Click Photo for Answer. A sea of buildings housing millions of residents, industrial plants, and this Middle Eastern country's only stock exchange radiate from the Ha Pisga Gardens. So where is it? • Tehran, Iran • T'bilisi, Georgia • Tel Aviv, Israel More to Explore National Geographic Traveler Magazine Liverpool, European Capital of Culture? From music blogs to football podcasts to cycling maps, find out how the home of the Beatles is staging a comeback as a top entertainment destination. National Geographic Digital Media Widget: Roam the Globe on Your Desktop! Get photos, fast facts, maps, and more for a hot new locale each week with the National Geographic Place of the Week widget.	Best Price Online Subscribe to National Geographic magazine online and get our best price.
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Quiz Answer: An average human breathes in between 2,100 and 2,400 gallons (8,000 and 9,000 liters) of air each day to provide oxygen to the roughly 2,400 gallons (9,000 liters) of blood that the heart pumps daily.
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