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Incredible research by National Geographic

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Incredible research by National Geographic
Published by Zeus
21 Jun 07
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NA(National Geographic) has done an incredible research on wild bears. They tested their blood and found a chemical called NST(Neuro Seudolasta Trotin-chemical very commo).When this chemical was tested with PST (Para Seudolasta Trotin) ,they showed some behaviors oh human being i.e they can walk and act like human being.Recently one test was incredibly successful and the result is in front of us. Please go thru the video attached hereby which contains the bear and its child and u will wonder how amazingly a bear can act like human being.

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By Dogbert on 21 Jun 07, 02:03 AM
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Rofl!!!
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By skylark on 21 Jun 07, 09:24 AM
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OMG! What are those?!?!??!!
Last edited by skylark; 21 Jun 07 at 09:28 AM..
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By xXx on 21 Jun 07, 11:29 AM
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Rofllllllll
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By Nikhil on 21 Jun 07, 12:18 PM
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it is called Tapanguchi.

It is the form of "dance" made famous in South Indian films
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By Vince on 21 Jun 07, 12:31 PM
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Haha good find..

chk out the other vids that are shown too

BTW for the uninitiated, that is the man who thinks he is Adonis himself.. T.Rajendar and his son Simbu a.k.a. little superstar (not the midget ) a.k.a. Chimpu (Not XT ) a.k.a. Chimpanzee
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By bottle on 21 Jun 07, 04:13 PM
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omg agnel just because i didnt post your fav chimpu you went and did it yourself
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By Zeus on 21 Jun 07, 09:03 PM
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^^ naaa wanted to share this video to the deprived north indian folks
OMG, can't stop laughing.. this is too hilarious

have u seen the indiaglitz interview?
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By Private Ryan on 21 Jun 07, 09:34 PM
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ROFL........

Lol, who is the guy in black, simbhu or T.rajendar?
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By Zeus on 21 Jun 07, 09:40 PM
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Black > TR
White > CHIMBU
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