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An orangutan at the National Zoo has a very unique talent - she can whistle! Bonnie is the first orangutan ever to be documented making the sound and scientists say her ability has implications on the evolution of speech. (Feb. 26)

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2 wild dogs are still on the loose after killing goats and lambs at a barn in San Antonio. In surveillance video provided by Judson Independent School District, the dogs can be seen running frantically in and out of the pens. (Feb. 24)

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To promote a new website, bailoutbooth.com promised to hand out $50,000 in cash to people who were willing to wait in line and explain why they needed money. (Feb. 25)

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A new coffee shop in Vassalboro, Maine is trying to heat up the long, cold winter by featuring an all-topless wait staff. (Feb. 25)

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Former President George W. Bush has visited a Dallas hardware store that earlier this month made him a lighthearted offer to work as a greeter. (Feb. 22)

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A woman is recovering in western Mexico from injuries she sustained after a bull trampled her as it escaped from a bullfighting ring. (Feb. 19)

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Shaquille O'Neal couldn't be around himself when President Barack Obama arrived at Sky Harbor International Airport. So when the president stepped off of Air Force One, Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon's son Jake gave him a sizeable gift. (Feb. 18)

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While most people were busy catching the half-time show during the Super Bowl, youngsters at Boys Ranch Town in Edmond, Oklahoma were welcoming their newest resident, humps and all. (Feb. 17)

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Couples make the most of an impromptu kissing booth, talking about what this form of affection means to them and documenting the occasion with snapshots. (Feb. 14)

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Artists from around the world expressed their feelings about former President George W. Bush on a shoe or pair of shoes. The exhibit 'Farewell Shoes for Mr. Bush' runs through Presidents Day. (Feb. 13)

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Some 30 local farmers in China worked for two hours to rescue a wild panda that was found trapped in rocks and later set free. It's estimated there are only about 1600 living pandas worldwide. (Feb. 12)

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You might feel a little lost if you've bought a discount pass sold by Philadelphia's primary mass transit agency — it features a picture of New York City. (Feb. 12)

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President Barack Obama consciously emulated Abraham Lincoln during his campaign. But what do they actually have in common? Animation by Jaime Holguin. (Feb. 12)

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The first of four new pennies chronicling Abraham Lincoln's rise from a small Kentucky cabin will be put into circulation Thursday to honor the 16th president's 200th birthday. (Feb. 12)

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Stump, the Sussex spaniel who won Best in Show at the 133rd annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, was treated to a steak meal Wednesday. (Feb. 11)

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A 10-year-old Sussex spaniel named Stump has become America's top dog, and the oldest winner ever at the Westminster Kennel Club show. (Feb. 10)

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A Friesian calf with a heart-shaped pattern on its forehead has been born in Japan, just in time for Valentine's Day. The bull calf was born two weeks ago, on 25 January, at the Yamakun dairy farm in Fujisawa in the Kanagawa prefecture. (Feb. 10)

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After Radioshack dropped out, a Mexican newspaper has found a new U.S. corporate sponsor to help put a voodoo hex on the U.S. national soccer team, and end Mexico's decade-long losing streak. (Feb. 7)

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A rare pre-war sports car, left in a British garage for the past 50 years, is likely to be sold for as much as $6 million this weekend. The 1937 Bugatti Type 57S vehicle retains many of its original features. (Feb. 5)

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The Westminster Kennel Club Thursday introduced the latest breed allowed into competition, the 'Dogue de Bordeaux,' also known as the French Mastiff. Some of dogs posed in New York with last year's winner of Best in Show, Uno the Beagle. (Feb. 5)

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Pope Benedict XVI was greeted by an unusual guest during his weekly audience at the Vatican: a feisty lion cub. The lion was brought as part of a performance by members of the Medrano Circus. (Jan. 29)