Scientists discover prehistoric crocodile remains
Undated photograph released by the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos on February 26, 2015, of the fossil of a prehistoric crocodile in a riverbed in the northwestern region of Loreto, Peru. A team of Peruvian, US and French paleontologists discovered remains of seven species of crocodiles, including the species named Gnatusuchus, believed to have fed on mollusks more than 13 million years ago.
Enduring bond: How Gen. Soleimani’s loyalty to Ayatollah Khamenei shaped his life and legacy
Israel commits 99 violations against Palestinian journalists in one month: Press union
Spain, five Latin American nations denounce US military aggression against Venezuela
European leaders – touchy about Ukraine – cheer US ‘regime change’ war on Venezuela
Two killed as Israeli drone targets vehicle in southern Lebanon
Latin America should unite or face being ‘treated as slaves’ by US: Colombia president
VIDEO | Iran's Leader backs legitimate protests in address on Social Justice
VIDEO | Press TV's news headlines
PressTV NEWSLETTER
now
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
