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Even when it’s not April Fool’s Day, wacky but real newspaper stories keep getting harder to distinguish from the fake ones on “The Daily Show” and in “The Onion.” Instead of dwelling on the reasons for that, see if you can figure out which of the stories below are nonsense. That is, which ones are real nonsense and which are made-up nonsense. — Mark Rahner 1. SALINA, Kan. — Adam Zaretsky is on exhibit at the zoo. Zaretsky’s known as “Zed, species Homo sapiens,” in the “Workhorse Zoo” exhibit. His home is an 8-by-8-foot glass room he shares with albino frogs, families of mice, microscopic worms and yeast. Zaretsky, a 33-year-old San Francisco conceptual artist, says the display is a combination of art and science. He hopes it will get people thinking about their relationships with other living things. Julia Reodica, his assistant, is the “zookeeper.” “As a serious researcher, I am finding Zed temperamental and unpredictable,” observed Reodica, clad in a Boy Scout uniform with long, zip
