Giant 25 Foot Wingspan Teratorn Discovered in Argentina
National Geographic announced the find of massive teratorn bones near 100 miles west of Buenos Aires. The bird measured 11 feet long, weighed 160 to 170 pounds, and could stand 6 feet tall. Researchers say it likely flew by gliding, similar to condors, and was the largest known flying bird.
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Daredevil critically injured after Caesars Palace jump
In Las Vegas 5000 spectators and ABC TV crew watched a 170 foot fountain leap end in a wall crash. Gary Wells, 23, sustaining a torn aorta, broken legs, pelvis fracture, and concussion, remained critical after surgery. another rider Steve Lewis was injured earlier. Wall collapse injured six spectators. stunt dropped from segments. Wells had set world jumping records prior to the accident.
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