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Nebraska zoo extracts 70 coins from white alligator's stomach - Vimarsana News

Nebraska zoo extracts 70 coins from white alligator's stomach

The zoo found the coins during a routine examination and urged visitors not to throw coins into exhibits.

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Zoo visitors urged to stop throwing coins as 70 removed from stomach of rare alligator - Vimarsana News

Zoo visitors urged to stop throwing coins as 70 removed from stomach of rare alligator

Thibodaux is leucistic – an extremely rare condition that causes the alligator to have translucent white skin and deep blue eyes

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Zoo pulls 70 coins from alligator's stomach, urges visitors not to throw money into exhibits - Vimarsana News

Zoo pulls 70 coins from alligator's stomach, urges visitors not to throw money into exhibits

The Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, Nebraska asked guests not to throw coins into the waters because they posed a risk to the animals.

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Undertrial Prisoner: Blade, Ganja Packet Found in Stomach of Undertrial Prisoner | Hyderabad News - Vimarsana News

Undertrial Prisoner: Blade, Ganja Packet Found in Stomach of Undertrial Prisoner | Hyderabad News

An undertrial prisoner from Chanchalguda jail was found with various foreign objects, including a ganja packet, in his stomach after complaining of stomach pain. The objects were removed through surgery, and the prisoner is now out of danger. Learn more about this shocking incident.

You put what, where? Incredible amount of Americans go to ER for 'foreign object' removal, CDC finds - Vimarsana News

You put what, where? Incredible amount of Americans go to ER for 'foreign object' removal, CDC finds

"Orifices are not made for foreign object intrusion unless it's a doctor doing it for investigative medical purposes," Dr. Marc Siegel, an New York University professor, reminded FOX News viewers.

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