Just wow.
A St Louis woman has caught a recording breaking fish in British Columbia.
It's an 11 ft. 4 in. white sturgeon.
It's officially the largest freshwater fish ever caught by a female angler at 1,200 pounds.
The fish was tagged and released.
Hear Katharine Eckert tell The Chris & Amy show all about this wild experience!
Elegance✨
A magnificent Zebra Shark swimming gracefully in Australian waters.
🎥 @jacintashackleton
DJs out playing at polling stations near me. If the wait is similar to 2000, we'll be standing in line for > 1 hr.
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Í fyrsta sinn er hægt að hefja dýralæknanám á Íslandi. Nítján nemendur hófu nám á Hvanneyri í haust. Formaður Dýralæknafélags Íslands vonar að námið verði til þess að fleiri dýralæknar starfi á landsbyggðinni.
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Do yourself a favor and read these comments.
Might be the best comment section I’ve ever seen
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Twitter hat mir deutlich besser gefallen, als es eine Begrenzung von 280 Zeichen pro Tweet gab.
Dieser ganze KI-generierte Mist macht diese Plattform extrem unattraktiv. – at Hjørring, Danmark
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This recall is huge with over 3,000 SKUs affected. Additionally, 7 of 98 complaints have been considered serious.
You can find more information on the FDA website: fda.gov/safety/recalls-marke…
Wedgewood Recall list:
wedgewood.com/recall-lookup/ – at Florida, USA
Corn snakes are frequently seen in movies as "scary snakes". They're active and bright, a great snake to introduce to people.
Happy Reptile Awareness Day! 🦎
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With targeted surveillance, we often stay AHEAD of potential outbreaks. We're tracking EHD/BTV cases in NY; follow our #EHD Disease Watch page-bit.ly/4gzYNe8 to see where it's showing up. To report suspect cases, visit @NYSDEC -bit.ly/3VPuh74. #WildlifeHealth
It's not a bird or a plane but a swarm of Culicoides midges! And for deer, there is nowhere to hide... Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease virus is an often fatal (within 36 hours) disease in deer that is transmitted by biting midges (flies) in the Culicoides family, often called🧵
ALT swarm of culicoides midges (thankfully in Scotland)
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Pregnant Manta Rays Can Hide In Plain Sight, New Underwater Ultrasound Study Finds
forbes.com/sites/melissacris…
Scientists have used underwater ultrasound to confirm pregnancies in three wild oceanic manta rays in Mexico, including one whose pregnancy showed no obvious signs.
