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The zoo in Iowa had African lions.

I think their Super Bowl picks.

Deuce went first, decided to defer.

Then Zarina was up.

She sniffed both barrels before choosing Seahawks.

It might be a prediction worth banking on the zoo,

says its animals have been correct for nearly 80% of the time over the years.

Of course, a lion's going to go for the NFC team.

So a zoo and Iowa says their African lions can make Super Bowl predictions and are correct 80% of the time.

Like how many years in a row have you done this since it's a 50%?

Yeah, let's talk about the data set.

Since it's a 50-50 shot, you start at 50%.

Okay. And if you just do it a couple of years, you could, you know,

very easily by just guessing, do a lot better than 50%. This is always one of my favorite stories

every single year and things that predict. And you could come up with anything. And the stock

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