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World's Most Beautiful Taco Bell Is On The Ocean In U.S. - Vimarsana News

World's Most Beautiful Taco Bell Is On The Ocean In U.S.

This TB is classy AF.

World's Most Beautiful Taco Bell Is On The Ocean In U.S. - Vimarsana News

World's Most Beautiful Taco Bell Is On The Ocean In U.S.

This TB is classy AF.

Source: us103.com
Pacifica's Linda Mar beach on its way to reopening following review of ocean testing - Vimarsana News

Pacifica's Linda Mar beach on its way to reopening following review of ocean testing

San Mateo County Health Department officials notified the city of Pacifica Friday that Linda Mar Beach could be reopened to the public following review of ocean testing.

Source: ktvu.com
Good Samaritan Rescues Young Falcon From Waters Underneath Bay Bridge - Vimarsana News

Good Samaritan Rescues Young Falcon From Waters Underneath Bay Bridge

Good Samaritan Rescues Young Falcon From Waters Underneath Bay Bridge No more than a couple of months old, a pint-sized raptor was fished out by a well-meaning passerby Friday, the bird — which was later found out to be "Rachel," a young peregrine falcon that was born and reared on the PG&E building — was eventually surrendered over to the San Francisco Fire Department (SFFD). It's been, quite literally, a wild past week or so in the Bay Area. A large black bear was found up a tree in Marin County — one of only three bears to be seen in the county since 2003; a two-year-old mountain lio...

Source: sfist.com
100s of Dead Whales Are Washing up on the West Coast—Scientists Don't Know Why - Vimarsana News

100s of Dead Whales Are Washing up on the West Coast—Scientists Don't Know Why

100s of Dead Whales Are Washing up on the West Coast—Scientists Don't Know Why Newsweek 1 hr ago Ed Browne © rainngirl/Getty A stock image shows a gray whale, seen from above, spraying water. An increase in the animals' deaths across the west coast of North America since January 2019 has led to an unusual mortality event (UME) being declared. A dead whale washed up on the shores of the San Francisco Bay Area late Friday, marking the 12th such incident in the region so far this year. The death is just one of many in what scientists have called an Unusual Mortality Event ...

Source: msn.com