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By Corey Jones THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL This isn't your grandpa's fishing tale -- this whopper is real. OK, the fish, known as a Xiphactinus, may have been dead for about 88 million years, so it didn't put up much of a fight. And it can't really be called a catch -- more like an unearthing -- but at 17 feet long with 3-inch-long teeth, it is quite the lunker and Gucci N... Read More

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