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Giant Dwarf Crocodiles: Newly Discovered Reptile Species Once Hunted our Human Ancestors - Vimarsana News

Giant Dwarf Crocodiles: Newly Discovered Reptile Species Once Hunted our Human Ancestors

The giant dwarf crocodiles were comparable to the size of the African elephant, posing the greatest threat that humans and land animals faced millions of years ago in Africa.

Pink Parrot Nabs International Distribution to 'Onca & The Protectors of The Amazon' (EXCLUSIVE) - Vimarsana News

Pink Parrot Nabs International Distribution to 'Onca & The Protectors of The Amazon' (EXCLUSIVE)

Montreal and Madrid-based Pink Parrot Media has picked up international distribution rights to 3D CGI animated feature project “Onca & The Protectors of the Amazon” (aka “Arara and the Guardians of the Amazon”). “Onca” is being brought by Pink Parrot onto Annecy Festival’s MIFA market, where the company will look for financial partners. Aimed at 8-12year-old children family audiences, the feature is written and directed by Colombia’s Vlamyr Vizcaya (“Out of Love”). Its story takes place in the A

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Experts expressed their concern about the deteriorating human rights situation in Tibet under the Chinese regime - Vimarsana News

Experts expressed their concern about the deteriorating human rights situation in Tibet under the Chinese regime

Tibet post International

Experts expressed concern about deteriorating human rights situation in Tibet under China - Vimarsana News

Experts expressed concern about deteriorating human rights situation in Tibet under China

Tibet post International

Nile Crocodile Named 'Bin Laden' Terrorizes Village, Eating 80 Locals - Vimarsana News

Nile Crocodile Named 'Bin Laden' Terrorizes Village, Eating 80 Locals

A Nile crocodile named Osama, believed to be more than 75-years-old, between 1991 and 2005 the crocodile wiped off a tenth of the population in the small Ugandan village of Luganga. It even jumped on vessels of fishermen.