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Boston woman killed by shark attack while paddleboarding in Bahamas - Vimarsana News

Boston woman killed by shark attack while paddleboarding in Bahamas

Woman was reported to have just gotten married and the man paddleboarding with her as her groom

Ten-Foot Great White Shark 'Crystal' Is Heading for Florida - Vimarsana News

Ten-Foot Great White Shark 'Crystal' Is Heading for Florida

Crystal was tracked not far off the coast of St. Augustine and Daytona Beach, two popular tourist hotspots in the state.

Polk County Sheriff's Office Assist Federal Investigation That Seizes 10 Kilograms Of Fentanyl- Enough Overdose 5 Million People - Vimarsana News

Polk County Sheriff's Office Assist Federal Investigation That Seizes 10 Kilograms Of Fentanyl- Enough Overdose 5 Million People

Polk County Sheriff’s Office Press Release Three Mexican men living in Hillsborough County—two of them in the United States illegally—have been arrested and charged with trafficking in Fentanyl during a multi-agency investigation. Multiple law enforcement agencies collaborated during the investigation resulting in the three arrests and the seizure of 10…

Halloween costumes: Here's how to go as earth's scariest animal : Goats and Soda : NPR - Vimarsana News

Halloween costumes: Here's how to go as earth's scariest animal : Goats and Soda : NPR

It's not a shark. It's not a lion. It's not a snake. And all you'll need is some pipe cleaners, sunglasses and gossamer wings.

Source: npr.org
Tiny Deer And Rising Seas: Climate Change Tests Endangered Species Act - Vimarsana News

Tiny Deer And Rising Seas: Climate Change Tests Endangered Species Act

"Some people keep dogs in their backyards. In the Florida Keys, some residents have deer the size of a golden retriever in their yards. As sea levels rise and salt water climbs higher on the islands, it's shrinking habitat for this deer — which already has an estimated population of at most 1,000."

Source: sej.org