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5 Caribbean Islands You May Not Know Existed
The Caribbean holds some lesser-known islands, each offering unique attractions and history, but often overlooked by ...
Enjoy The Caribbean, No Passport Needed, At These Stunning Islands
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I visited tiny Caribbean desert island where it's always 30C and the water is perfect
Aruba is smaller than Birmingham but it has peak temperatures of 30 to 32C all year round, residents speak four languages and ...
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The Caribbean Sea: A Strategic Area with Many US Allies and Partners
The good news is that high-level interactions between the U.S. military and Caribbean militaries continue. U.S. Navy Admiral ...
Giant crocodile-like predators once ruled the Caribbean
A long time ago, strange predators roamed the Caribbean — not just birds and snakes, but land-dwelling crocodiles that ...
‘Caribbean-like islands with no crowds’ – the European city that’s a gateway to the world’s best beaches
FARO in Portugal is our latest destination for our weekly Spotlight On series. The Sun’s Kara Godfrey recently visited. She ...
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Giant prehistoric crocodile cousins once ruled the Caribbean, study finds
These sebecids were the last survivors of a group of ancient crocodile relatives called Notosuchia. Unlike today’s crocodiles ...
Fossil of Ferocious Prehistoric Land-Living Crocodiles Discovered in Caribbean Islands
Crocs pursuing prey on land is difficult to imagine, isn't it? However, there used to be swift, dreadful crocodile cousins in ...
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Giant croclike carnivore fossils found in the Caribbean
Imagine a crocodile built like a greyhound -- that's a sebecid. Standing tall, with some species reaching 20 feet in length, they dominated South American landscapes after the extinction of dinosaurs ...