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LINKTV France 24 August 31, 2016 - Vimarsana News

LINKTV France 24 August 31, 2016

Frances finance minister resigns, and while he is yet to confirm himself, analysts say the former investment banker is planning a president ial bid. This hour, the eu has slapped apple with a record fine. In business, we will tell you why ireland is not want the 13 billion euro windfall. And the for been island of cuba finally become successful becomes accessible to americans as the first commercial flights take off. First, our top story, live from paris. Genie the Islamic State group says one of its most Senior Leaders is dead. Abu muhammad aladnani was reportedly killed while overseeing oper...

10 Jacksonville private companies top $1 billion - Vimarsana News

10 Jacksonville private companies top $1 billion

The Florida Trend magazine list spotlights the state’s biggest companies.

Three new snake species discovered in graveyards - Vimarsana News

Three new snake species discovered in graveyards

Native to southern Ecuador, the newfound serpents belong to a little-studied group of snakes that spend their lives underground.

Three New Snakes of The Genus Atractus Discovered in Ecuador - Vimarsana News

Three New Snakes of The Genus Atractus Discovered in Ecuador

The new snakes, Atractus discovery, A. zgap, A. michaelsabini sp. nov. are native to Ecuador and Colombia.

3 new snake species found beneath churches, graveyards in Ecuador -study - Vimarsana News

3 new snake species found beneath churches, graveyards in Ecuador -study

Graveyards in the Ecuadorian Andes are not only home to the deceased but are inhabited by ground snakes from the genus Atractus, which includes roughly 146 species.

Source: jpost.com