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World's Weirdest
2011 / TV-PG
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Freaky Eats whets viewers' appetites for some stomach-churning animal meals. From fecal foraging to postcoital snacks and strange local delicacies, see how animals -- and humans -- go to any lengths to get fed. Bird watchers at a lakeside park are shocked to see a pelican swallow a one-pound pigeon whole. And consuming raw toads could have deadly consequences, but that doesn't stop one courageous foodie from snacking on the exotic delicatessen.
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Cameras roll as unsuspecting animals are caught behaving badly. From indiscriminate mating to animals on the loose, some creatures cannot be tamed. Meet a male deer who, driven by his raging hormones, desires a lot more from a girl who approaches to take a picture with him. When a black bear's cub gets stuck in a garage, the mother desperately tries to claw her way through the door. And go on a safari where a hippo smashes into a jeep and makes the family fear that it will attack again.
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Witness freak encounters, unexpected assaults, and killer animal instincts -- these are the world's weirdest sneak attacks. In South Africa, a cyclist is suddenly slammed by an antelope traveling at 30 mph. In North Carolina, a 250-lb gator wanders into a highway ditch and the relocation efforts are disastrous. Other encounters include a 24-foot-long anaconda loose in a town and a man who discovers how agonizing it can be to have a fish burrow into your urethra.
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Stunning mutations, shocking survivors and freakish feats, all caught on film. These stories are so bizarre that they seem impossible -- meet the weirdest oddities of the animal world. In California, one family's pet lizard gains local notoriety for having two heads. In Missouri, go scuba diving with a chimpanzee. Then, travel to Florida to meet an adorable kitten with five legs, and then meet a cockatoo that raises an important question -- is a bird still a bird if it has no feathers?
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