The earth had swallowed the S.U.V. before the 18-year-old flew his drone near a canal. Two people were in the vehicle as the sinkhole filled with water, the authorities said, and they needed help.
After the deadly earthquake came the sinkholes. A central Croatian region about 40 kilometers (25 miles) southwest of the capital, Zagreb, is pocked with round holes of all sizes, which appeared after December's 6.4-magnitude quake that killed seven people and caused widespread destruction. Scientists have been flocking to Mecencani and other villages in the sparsely-inhabited region for observation and study.
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some shopping in tallahassee, check -- to send some emails to her son in the army. they even had a last siding with this is identified cheryl as the woman peacefully reading a book here on a popular spot called leon sinks in the national forest. >> the couple that i interviewed that saw her there at the sinkholes was very adamant that was her. >> the trail had gone cold at the tallahassee atm were a disguised man had withdrawn money using dunlap's bank cards. >> a month after cheryl went missing -- had the phones in florida lighting up again. >> when he started hitting the news media, our citizens here started seeing him and immediately recognized him. and started calling. >> that tip line kept ringing, one caller remembered and odd guy with a handsome red dog. that siding lead investigators down another national forest path into another discovery
The University of North Florida Assistant Professor of Geo-Engineering, Ryan Shamet, said the holes popping up in Nokomis are most likely a cause and effect from groundwater pumping.
concerned about all the other stuff. >> florida taxes have been favorable for a long time. something else is going on now. >> yeah, i don't know. maybe because everyone else is doing it. >> could we talk about florida man? >> okay. >> before you get into this, i want to read a few headlines. these are some headlines out of florida recently and they are really. florida man robs store just as superman -- excuse me, spider-man. >> let's get it right. >> florida man cited after authorities found an illegally poached gator foot in his dashboard. florida man arrested after wife hit with flying chicken wings. he was arrested breaking into homes. i am from alabama and we have our fair share of headlines. what do you make of this evolution -- >> that was all the same man. no. >> those sinkholes even in that -- in those headlines. >> this is true. we have lots -- lots of this. but let's be honest.
cbs' elise preston joins us with more on the threat ahead. good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you. here in l.a. and other parts of the west, temperatures are in the low 70s. that's warm enough to melt the snow pack, but the ground can't absorb it all. communities are going from freezing to flooding. >> look at that. 5 inches of snow. >> reporter: snow is falling near colorado springs today even as the mercury rises this spring. the big melt is now threatening several western states with severe flooding after a season of record snow. >> there's just too much snow melt to be accommodated in our rivers and channels. >> reporter: in arizona, the intense water flow washed out roads and forced rescues. in utah, which saw historic snow levels, residents are bracing for more flooding after a series of avalanches, mudslides and sinkholes. >> just this amount of water