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B/R Football on Twitter: "The football world lost Paul the Octopus 12 years ago today. He correctly predicted 8/8 results at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa 🐙 https://t.co/q37sfW654b" / Twitter
Do you miss Paul the Octopus? Meet the psychic animals predicting the FIFA World Cup 2014 winners this time!
Psychic' octopus who correctly predicted FIFA World Cup results chopped up for food
World Cup 2010: Octopus to retire after successful World Cup | World Cup 2010 | The Guardian
Did Paul the octopus predict his own death? | Paul the 'psychic' octopus | The Guardian
World Cup fortune-telling animals: Achilles the cat vs. Paul the octopus and others | CNN
Paul The Octopus Predicts: Spain Over Germany : Show Me Your Cleats! - World Cup 2010 Blog : NPR
Paul the Octopus predicts World Cup outcomes - CSMonitor.com
Paul the Psychic Octopus Makes World Cup Winner Prediction - YouTube
So long, suckers! Japan mourns killing of World Cup psychic octopus | Japan | The Guardian
Rugby: Octopuses predict Japan will not get out of World Cup pool
Here is our AI robot Kashef with today's World Cup predictions | Qatar World Cup 2022 | Al Jazeera
Paul the octopus, World Cup win-predicting psychic octopus, has died - Mirror Online
Bringing Paul the octopus back to life, with AI | Mint
5 psychic animals that can predict World Cup winners | Salon.com
Japan's “Psychic” Octopus Was Butchered and Sold After Predicting Three World Cup Games | GQ
Animals like Paul the Octopus, who have predicted FIFA World Cup 2022 results - Sportstar
Octopus killed for food after correctly predicting 3 World Cup games - ABC News
Paul the Octopus - Wikipedia
An ode to Paul the Octopus, the true star of the 2010 World Cup
No Easy Predictions for World Cup's Animal Psychics
Paul the Octopus predicts World Cup outcomes - CSMonitor.com
World Cup 2018: Japan's 'psychic' octopus killed and 'sent to market' - BBC News
World Cup predictions: From Paul the Octopus to supercomputer-analysts | The Peninsula Qatar
