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Scarface was one of Yellowstone’s highest-profile grizzlies, but the circumstances surrounding his death in 2015 have remained murky. Now, a new investigative report has given us new insight into the killing.

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This shark has an appetite for ... grass?!

Sharks eat lots of things. Great whites famously hunt large mammals, basking sharks scoop up tiny plankton and some sharks even eat each other. And then there's the bonnethead shark. The shark that eats grass.

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