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Snake with 4 LEGS found in Azerbaijan - PHOTO
08 June 2012 [11:08] -
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Residents of one of the Azerbaijani regions witnessed a strange animal. Particularly, snake with 4 legs was found in the Sarijali Chamanli village in the Agdam region.
The villager discovered the snake while digging a hole in his backyard.
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