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⏲ Duration: 44 sec
✓ Published: 14-Mar-2013
✓ Published: 14-Mar-2013
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Six years ago, during the hardest times of their lives, Lucy and Ramon Espinosa started something new.Their son had just been lost to a brain tumor, they were foraging in the forests and rivers for survival, they had little more then a few Philippine Pesos between them. But a new industry was emerging in their tiny island province, proclaiming Marinduque the butterfly farming capitol of the Philippines, and that would ignite a transformation.By placing a preserved butterfly inside half of a
Six years ago, during the hardest times of their lives, Lucy and Ramon Espinosa started something new.Their son had just been lost to a brain tumor, they were foraging in the forests and rivers for survival, they had little more then a few Philippine Pesos between them. But a new industry was emerging in their tiny island province, proclaiming Marinduque the butterfly farming capitol of the Philippines, and that would ignite a transformation.By placing a preserved butterfly inside half of a
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