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Thousands of internet users fooled into thinking photoshopped image of a FLYING SHARK was named National Geographic's picture of the year – The Irish Sun | The Irish Sun
Different photos - Photo of the year by National Geographic's Bob Burton. | Facebook
Foomandoonian' elsewhere on Twitter: "Apparently this has started doing the rounds tonight. PSA: It's fake. I can't find a Bob Burton at Nat Geo either. https://t.co/ew1qA78Owp" / Twitter
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The Audubon Backyard Birdwatcher: Birdfeeders and Bird Gardens: Burton, Robert, Kress, Stephen: 9781607104049: Amazon.com: Books
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2016's Supposed 'Photo Of The Year' Is A Big Fat Fake
Different photos - Photo of the year by National Geographic's Bob Burton. | Facebook
No, this is not National Geographic's 'Picture of the Year' | Fact Check
The Audubon Backyard Birdwatcher: Birdfeeders and Bird Gardens: Burton, Robert, Kress, Stephen: 9781607104049: Amazon.com: Books
14 Not-Fake Shark Pictures From a Real Nat Geo Photographer
San Jose Sharks on Twitter: "Photo of the year by National Geographic's Bob Burton. Amazing https://t.co/R12ALGqUIh" / Twitter
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2016's Supposed 'Photo Of The Year' Is A Big Fat Fake
No, this is not National Geographic's 'Picture of the Year' | Fact Check
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14 Not-Fake Shark Pictures From a Real Nat Geo Photographer
