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Moderate magnitude 4.9 earthquake reported 74 km west of Tambolaka, Indonesia
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When the fin whale gets ready to eat, Earth's second-largest animal opens its mouth so wide that it can gulp an amount of water larger than the volume of its own body as it filters out meals of tiny fish and shrimp-like krill.   Source: Open wide and say 'ah': secret of gaping whale mouths revealed
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