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10 war victims have been discovered in a mass grave in a Croatian landfill

CROATIAN: Excavators dug through piles of garbage at a sunflower-fringed landfill in Croatia on Thursday, searching for bodies of victims killed in a war more than three decades ago, after the remains of 10 people were found earlier this month. The mass grave was located after two years of active searches at the Petrovacka Dola dump near Vukovar. Investigators expect to find more remains, said Ivona Paltrinieri, who heads the missing persons division at the war veterans ministry. Croatia is still trying to establish the fate of 1,797 people missing from its 1991-1995 war of independence from the then Yugoslavia,

A new species of Amazonian anaconda, the world’s largest snake, has been discovered

Researchers in the Amazon discovered the world’s largest snake species – a giant green anaconda – in the Ecuadorian rainforest that split from its closest relatives 10 million years ago, although they still look almost identical to this day. A video shared online shows the scale of these 20-foot-long (6.1-meter-long) reptiles as one of the researchers, Dutch biologist Frik Vonk, swims alongside a giant 200-kilogram (441-pound) specimen. It was thought that there was only one species of green anaconda in the wild, Eunectes murinus, but the scientific journal Diversity this month revealed that the new “northern green anaconda” belongs to

February 23, 2024

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The largest species of snake was discovered in the Amazon rainforest

Researchers say there is 5.5% ‘genetically distinct’ difference between northern and southern green anacondas The largest Anaconda species discovered in the Amazon Rainforest, the Green Anaconda. — Wikipedia/Archive The Anaconda snake has been split into two different species after experts found that the green anaconda, found mainly in the Amazon region of South America, is the longest of its species, at around 26 feet long. Fox News mentionted. Previously, it was believed that there was only one species of the huge snake. However, scientists have now divided the snake into two different species – northern and southern green anacondas. A

January 14, 2024

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Peruvian ‘alien mummies’ discovered at Lima airport are Earth dolls, scientists reveal

Experts at a press conference in Lima clarify that the small specimens are humanoid dolls A photo of a study conducted by Peru’s Institute of Forensic Medicine on “alien mummies” that concluded they are dolls made of animal bones is shown in Lima, Peru, January 12, 2024. —Reuters Scientific analysis has debunked the mystery surrounding two “alien mummies” discovered at Lima airport in Peru last October. Reuters mentionted. Experts told a press conference in Lima that the small specimens are humanoid dolls likely made from a combination of human and animal parts, joined with modern synthetic glue. Flavio Estrada, an

November 9, 2023

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Colorado Back to Nature Funeral Home sued for fake cremations after 189 bodies discovered

A family has filed a lawsuit against the Colorado funeral home, Return to Nature Funeral Home, where 189 decomposing bodies were discovered.—AFP A family has filed a lawsuit against the Colorado funeral home, Return to Nature Funeral Home, where 189 decomposing bodies were discovered, alleging the owners allowed their loved ones’ remains to be destroyed while providing fake ashes to grieving families. The lawsuit, filed Monday, accuses Return to Nature Funeral Home and its owners, Jon and Carie Hallford, of intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligence, fraud and violation of Colorado law. The disturbing find was made in October after

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