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  • Nematodes, and even three-foot-long tube worms, were discovered some decades ago at or near the dark bottom of the deep ocean, but the extraterrestrial implications of their discovery were less dramatic because the creatures fed on life produced in collaboration with the sun, nourishment that then made the long drop to the ocean floor.

    First Contact Marc Kaufman 2011

  • A heavy, three-foot-long metal pipe and a fiberglass segment of a tent pole — long, thin and with a knotted elastic cord dangling from one end — was shown to the jury as evidence.

    Abusive couple sentenced to long prison terms 2009

  • One year later a three-foot-long skinny worm slowly emerges from their body through an agonizingly painful blister in the skin.

    Lisa Earle McLeod: How to Solve Really Big Problems Lisa Earle McLeod 2011

  • Up high on the beach were Manila clams -- with   their   built-in Asian-restaurant market, still the cash cow of the South Sound -- while a series of what looked like kiddie pools nearer the waterline held geoducks, giant clams whose space-alienish, three-foot-long siphons sent up eccentric splats of seawater.

    The American Oyster Paradise Richard Nalley 2010

  • One year later a three-foot-long skinny worm slowly emerges from their body through an agonizingly painful blister in the skin.

    Lisa Earle McLeod: How to Solve Really Big Problems Lisa Earle McLeod 2011

  • One year later a three-foot-long skinny worm slowly emerges from their body through an agonizingly painful blister in the skin.

    Lisa Earle McLeod: How to Solve Really Big Problems Lisa Earle McLeod 2011

  • One year later a three-foot-long skinny worm slowly emerges from their body through an agonizingly painful blister in the skin.

    Lisa Earle McLeod: How to Solve Really Big Problems Lisa Earle McLeod 2011

  • One year later a three-foot-long skinny worm slowly emerges from their body through an agonizingly painful blister in the skin.

    Lisa Earle McLeod: How to Solve Really Big Problems Lisa Earle McLeod 2011

  • One year later a three-foot-long skinny worm slowly emerges from their body through an agonizingly painful blister in the skin.

    Lisa Earle McLeod: How to Solve Really Big Problems Lisa Earle McLeod 2011

  • "The cut stimulates it," he says as he hands the three-foot-long plant back to me.

    Nancy Ruhling: Astoria Characters: The Guy Who Really Gives a Fig Nancy Ruhling 2011

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