This
giant squid off the
coast of Japan was the first ever to be captured in photos while in the wild. Other tops stories from
National Geographic's Top Ten News
Stories of 2005 include the King Tut exhibit, the
bursting python and coverage of the tsunami
and Hurricane Katrina. The
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pick was the July piece about the
"new
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