Documentary 'Rodents of Unusual Size' looks at nutria, 20-pound rodents wreaking havoc on Louisiana wetlands. It's not for those who fear giant rats.

Chris Metzler, Jeff Springer and Quinn Costello's documentary 'Rodents of Unusual Size' relates the story of Louisiana residents struggling to deal with a profusion of nutria living in their wetlands.

Fittingly for a movie borrowing its title from the 1987 fairy tale comedy "The Princess Bride," the nutria documentary "Rodents of Unusual Size" starts with a once-upon-a-time. Whether it concludes ...

“Rodents of Unusual Size” is a documentary, and the titular animals, known as nutria or swamp rats, are voracious eaters who can weigh upwards of 20 pounds each. The film, co-directed by 2001 ...

“Rodents of Unusual Size” – the title is a reference to quote from the movie “The Princess Bride” – will screen at festivals throughout the year and is scheduled to run on PBS in 2019.

Rodents of unusual size, or ROUS, are vicious creatures featured in "The Princess Bride" — but do they really exist? While the bloodthirsty rats from the book and film are fictional, there are ...

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A-hed; Be on the Lookout for Rodents of Unusual Size With Orange Teeth The nutria, an invasive species native to South America, is wreaking havoc in U.S. wetlands, farmlands and golf courses ...

Rodents of Unusual Size Do Exist. Abby Callard. ... Evidently, it was a rodent of unusual size, weighing a whopping three and a half pounds and measuring an incredible 32 inches from nose to tail.

Call them rodents of unusual size. The North American beaver, the region's largest rodent and the world's second-largest ...