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Non-native harbor seal appears on north Florida beach

Non-native harbor seal appears on north Florida beach By FOX 13 News staff Published  Video shows rare sighting of harbor seal in Florida NOAA said it is unusual to spot a harbor seal which is typically found as far north as New England in Florida, but in early February 2021, one was found resting on a beach. PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. - A harbor seal, which is not a native resident of the Sunshine State, found its way to a beach near Jacksonville. The seal was spotted at Ponte Vedra Beach. Nancy Kablach Condron, who volunteers at a local Mickler’s Landing Turtle Patrol, shared several videos of the seal, which was seen resting along the sand on Monday.

Great White Shark Takes Huge Bite Out Of Fisherman s Boat | WACO-FM

in #CASE you missed it Shark Takes Huge Bite Out Of Fisherman s Boat

Jan 27, 2021 #CASE you missed it. Shark Takes Huge Bite Out Of Fisherman s Boat A Tampa Bay boat owner watched a great white shark take a bite out of her boat Erika Almondis going to need a bigger boat after watching a great white shark take a bite out of her boat. She said, It was breathtaking. It came right up and took a chunk out of one of our motors. She calmly tells the story of a great white shark that approached her boat about 65 miles south-southwest of Tampa Bay. She d know all about this as she s spent thousands of hours fishing the waters of Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico in her 34-foot SeaVee named Offshore Therapy.

Playing with Jaws! Florida fisherman PETS 16-foot Great White shark

Four Floridians went fishing in Gulf of Mexico 65 miles offshore on Friday  They suddenly noticed a 16ft great white shark approaching their boat  Shark circled the boat for some three hours as it ate chum thrown in the water  At one point, shark could be seen getting close enough for captain to pet it  Shark also took a bite of the motor, though no serious damage was caused 

Searching for ethical sugar

This article originally appeared on FoodPrint. Americans sure love sugar; we each eat an average of 6 cups of the stuff a week, for a total of 152 pounds a year. When we think of the granules and syrups we or manufacturers purposefully add to our foods (not the fructose, glucose, and lactose that occur naturally in fruits, vegetables and dairy), it s usually in terms of their effects on our bodies: The calories they add to our diets. The holes they bore in our teeth. Their contribution to diabetes and heart disease. Even, on the plus side, the small pains sweetness can soothe away in the very young.

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