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High number of dead sea lions found off California coast - Vimarsana News

High number of dead sea lions found off California coast

Dead sea lion pups are being discovered off the coast of California. Researchers at the University of California, Santa Cruz are investigating.

Source: ksbw.com
Elephant seals, once nearly extinct, are finding new places to call home - Vimarsana News

Elephant seals, once nearly extinct, are finding new places to call home

Once thought extinct, expanding populations are headed north to new sites in Humboldt County, even British Columbia.

Meandering the Mesquite: When Santa went wacky: Bizarre Christmas presents - Vimarsana News

Meandering the Mesquite: When Santa went wacky: Bizarre Christmas presents

Christmas gifts can be disappointing — or worse. Eons ago, while hoping for a Roy Rogers gun belt, pajamas and work shoes showed up beneath the wrappings. The false joy

Source: gvnews.com
Phantasms of the Ghost Coast | Ross Eric Gibson, Local History - Vimarsana News

Phantasms of the Ghost Coast | Ross Eric Gibson, Local History

"In 2001, a hiker took a summertime stroll on the dunes at Ano Nuevo and made a gruesome discovery: Bones just below the sandy surface, which turned out to be numerous human skeletons," Ross Eric Gibson writes. "The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office launched a murder investigation, only to learn this was the remains of a graveyard, recalling a tragic era on what had once been the coast of Santa Cruz County prior to 1868."

Fishing report, Aug. 23-Aug. 29: Don Pedro trout on a good bite, kaweah crappie and catfish headline the action. - Vimarsana News

Fishing report, Aug. 23-Aug. 29: Don Pedro trout on a good bite, kaweah crappie and catfish headline the action.

Get out and explore. Our reports cover the coast to the High Sierra, and Lake Isabella to New Melones.

Source: yahoo.com