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Now-Extinct Giant South American Sloth Likely Devoured Meat With Its Vegetables

Now-Extinct Giant South American Sloth Likely Devoured Meat With Its Vegetables
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Giant ground sloths may have been meat-eating scavengers

Giant ground sloths may have been meat-eating scavengers
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Extinct sloth that lived 1 8 million years ago was not a strict vegetarian like its living relatives

It had long been thought that Mylodon darwinii was a herbivore because most living sloths only eat plants, but research by the American Museum of Natural History disputes this.

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Giant sloth was a bloodthirsty meat-eater and may have snacked on humans

A GIANT sloth was a bloodthirsty meat-eater that once feasted on early humans, scientists have discovered.The 12ft tall Mylodon, which weighed 2.2 ton

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In Focus: Margarita Kenefic | Film Ireland Magazine

La Llorona. I heard of ‘La Kenefic’ long before I ever met her. Actress turned guerrillera, turned Tai Chi instructor, turned film star, Margarita Kenefic has a reputation for creating epic drama on stage and screen. As she inches towards 70 her first foray into film, in Jayro Bustamante’s award-winning film La Llorona, has won her international recognition for her role as the inscrutable wife of a General found guilty of committing genocide during Guatemala’s brutal internal armed conflict (1960-1996). La Llorona’ It was not until I took my first Tai Chi class in 2016 that I finally met ‘La Kenefic’ face to face. Taller than the average Guatemalan, with a mane of silver hair reaching to her waist, Margarita has a commanding presence both on and off the stage. She took no notice of me at first, just another foreign do-gooder, and I was shy to approach, more than a little intimidated by the martial arts expert. A mutual friend introduced us and we discovered the

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