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Ugh. Snakeheads. Ugh. Everybody remembers the terrifying creatures who infested the area a few years ago. Well, get this: a documentary crew was traipsing through the wood when they came across a pond that had a pair of adult snakeheads and ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE of their spawn. RUN!
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