【NPR边听边练】致力于提供新鲜有趣、饶有意味的时讯资料，致力于通过精听的方式促进听力提高，致力于不断开阔眼界和深入了解美国观点。

精听建议：
先完整地把一条新闻听一到三遍，争取掌握大意。然后，一句一句精听，力争每句话都听明白。遇到实在不懂的地方，再听写。

下面的文本材料中空缺部分里面要填的词都很简单，不过是一些值得注意的连读或者典型的美式发音哦，有些语速比较快。试试看，你能不能全部写对？

（参考文本，欢迎指出错误^^）

And he notice something, the crabs that like to crash and eat snails tend to have powerful right claws. That reminded Diedo who’s also a righty of sports “Having played sports myself as a child, remember there is, you know, this thing of ___1___. But I thought we’ll trying to look at this a little bit more.” What sports did you play? “I played baseball.” How did you like ___2___ left-handed pitchers? “ I wasn’t very good at it.” So he wondered do right-handed crabs have a problem when facing a left-handed snail. To find out first he went back in time, his team___3___ nearly two thousand fossil snail shells most were 3 or 4 million years old, and about half were lefty species and half righties. Then the researchers looked at every shell. They wanna to see did ancient crabs ___4___the right-handed snails or the lefties. What they found is that the right-handed shells had far more scars meaning far more crab attacks. “So it’s kind of like being a detective almost when you ___5___, each shell tells a story to me.”

来源:可可英语 //www.utensil-race.com/Article/200904/66982.shtml