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Midwest Shark Sightings: Will They Be More Common? - Vimarsana News

Midwest Shark Sightings: Will They Be More Common?

Could there be an increase in shark sightings in the Midwest? Sharks have traveled up the Mississippi River to the area in the past. Additionally, some shark scientists think that one species may come back more frequently in the future.

Analysis - COVID-19 South America now wins Reuters vaccine race worldwide - Vimarsana News

Analysis - COVID-19 South America now wins Reuters vaccine race worldwide

2/2 © Reuters. People will be waiting in line for a test for coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in La Rural, Buenos Aires, Argentina on December 23, 2021.

Sculpture formerly known as the Tongue of Lucifer loses its spark - Vimarsana News

Sculpture formerly known as the Tongue of Lucifer loses its spark

Sculpture formerly known as the Tongue of Lucifer loses its spark The Tongue when it still belonged to Lucifer. Photo: Albert Kok via Wikimedia Commons The Tongue of Lucifer, the nine-metre high oval sculpture which sat on the A6 near Lelystad until it was blown over at the beginning of last year is to return to its place under a new name, Flevoland provincial councillors have decided. The work of art will now be known as the Tongue only, on the insistence of the fundamentalist Christian SGP which said the work was blasphemous because its suggests the devil is sticking his tongue out at God.

Australia: Sharks Swim With Beachgoers at Surfers Paradise and Manly Beach - Vimarsana News

Australia: Sharks Swim With Beachgoers at Surfers Paradise and Manly Beach

The first sighting was at around 10:00 am (Queensland time) at Surfers Paradise. The lifeguards on duty were quick to blow their whistles and immediately started refusing entry into the water because a bull shark was reportedly seen swimming around the area. Before they decided to let the patrons return to their swimming, however, just 45 minutes later, another shark sighting was seen in the area. In the first sighting, the shark was reportedly seen attacking a school of baitfish swimming along with a pod of dolphins. It still remains unclear if the two sightings were from different sharks. 1...