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A pet peacock named Violet became an unusually large meal for a nearly 9-foot Burmese python in Florida, but the bird is far from the strangest prey these giant snakes have been documented eating.

Perhaps nobody at Paris Fashion Week is busier than Tate McRae, whose front row appearances are just a small portion of her stylish trip.

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