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WATCH: Rare 5.5-Foot Boa Shows Up in Brazil After 64 Years
One of the world’s rarest boas, the Cropan boa, hasn’t been seen in 64 years – until now. One of the world's rarest boas, the Cropan boa, has evaded human contact for a total of 64 years - until now.
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