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Two new species of poisonous birds found in jungle. They taste ‘spicy,’ locals say

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According to people in Papua New Guinea, the birds’ ”meat burns in the mouth like chili.”

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Sun HeraldSun Herald
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Two new species of poisonous birds found in jungle. They taste ‘spicy,’ locals say

According to people in Papua New Guinea, the birds’ ”meat burns in the mouth like chili.”

·Gulfport, United States
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The Ledger-EnquirerThe Ledger-Enquirer
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Two new species of poisonous birds found in jungle. They taste ‘spicy,’ locals say

According to people in Papua New Guinea, the birds’ ”meat burns in the mouth like chili.”

·Columbus, United States
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The TelegraphThe Telegraph
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Two new species of poisonous birds found in jungle. They taste ‘spicy,’ locals say

According to people in Papua New Guinea, the birds’ ”meat burns in the mouth like chili.”

·Georgia, United States
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Belleville News-DemocratBelleville News-Democrat
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Two new species of poisonous birds found in jungle. They taste ‘spicy,’ locals say

According to people in Papua New Guinea, the birds’ ”meat burns in the mouth like chili.”

·Belleville, United States
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Bradenton HeraldBradenton Herald
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Two new species of poisonous birds found in jungle. They taste ‘spicy,’ locals say

According to people in Papua New Guinea, the birds’ ”meat burns in the mouth like chili.”

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The Bellingham HeraldThe Bellingham Herald
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Two new species of poisonous birds found in jungle. They taste ‘spicy,’ locals say

According to people in Papua New Guinea, the birds’ ”meat burns in the mouth like chili.”

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Star-Telegram broke the news in Fort Worth, United States on Tuesday, April 4, 2023.
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