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• Airs June 4th 9P et/pt

  World's Weirdest: Freaks on Land

  World's Weirdest: Swallowed Newt Escapes Death

  The rough-skinned newt might look innocuous. But the newt's red underbelly means poison, and a frog is about to find out the hard way... by eating it.

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