File:Germany & Spain boxes for Paul the Octopus to pick in 2010 World Cup semi-final.jpg

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Description Boxes marked with the flags of Germany and Spain for Paul the Octopus to predict in the 2010 FIFA World Cup semi-final. Paul correctly picked Spain. Screenshot taken from VOA news video.
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Source http://www1.voanews.com/english/news/sports/Psychic-Octopus-Predicts-Spain-World-Cup-Win-98120159.html
Author Jeff Swicord

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