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ENTERTAINMENT
Jimmy Kimmel Mistakes Drone For 'Biggest Bug In The World,' Has Priceless Reaction
By Lee Moran
The "Jimmy Kimmel Live" host was caught on the drone's camera while fishing on Montana's Blackfoot River.
A huge turtle is displayed by zookeeper Thomas Ruege (not seen) at Frankfurt Zoo, August 12 . The "killer" turtle had been "terrorising' the banks of the Main river but was caught by authorities to the applaud of onlookers August 11. The 25-kg (55-pound) reptile, an alligator turtle, is now condemned to solitary confinement in Frankfurt Zoo as it would "tear the heads and legs off other turtles" the zoo's reptile expert said.
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WEIRD NEWS
Turtle Gives Finger To Louisiana Police
By David Lohr
Investigators are trying to determine how a severed human digit wound up inside a turtle's stomach.
Right whale
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ENVIRONMENT
Dire News For Endangered Right Whales: Not A Single Newborn Spotted This Year
By Mary Papenfuss
"Right now, the sky is falling," warns a National Marine Fisheries Service scientist.
A thresher shark lies dead on a Cape Cod beach
Atlantic White Shark Conservancy
GREEN
3 Sharks Die of Apparent Cold Shock On Cape Cod
By Mary Papenfuss
But NOAA manages to save 18 "cold-stunned" sea turtles in Texas.
U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke waits to take the stage with President Donald Trump for his on infrastructure improvements, at the Department of Transportation in Washington, U.S. June 9, 2017. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst
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GREEN
Team Trump's Plan For America's National Monuments: Shrink Size And Expand Hunting
By Chris D'Angelo
An order by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke aims to increase fishing access on national monuments and other public lands.
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WEIRD NEWS
Man Catches Fish With His Hands Inside Home Flooded By Harvey
By Ron Dicker
"What the hell?"
VIDEOS
A Tale of Two Presidents: Vacation Edition
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are both taking time off from their Presidential duties. There, the similarity ends. Compare and contrast the world leaders’ recreational activities.
Oysters are pictured on the Re Island, where an automatic oyster vending machine is set at l'huitriere de Re in Ars en Re, Southwestern France, August 2, 2017. Picture taken August 2, 2017. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau
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TASTE
France Has Oyster Vending Machines, But Is That REALLY A Good Idea?
By Carly Ledbetter
Experts weigh in on how safe this is.
A shark is seen being dragged by a speed boat
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GREEN
More Animal Abuse Claims Emerge Against Boaters Filmed Dragging Shark
By Nina Golgowski
Locals are sharing other shocking images after the original video surfaced.
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WEIRD NEWS
Vegan Activists Confront Family Fishing For Dinner At Florida Lake
By Carla Herreria
The protesters grabbed a flopping tilapia and threw it back in the water.
Cooked lobster on crushed ice.
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TASTE
Lobsters Can't Catch Cold Before Cooking, Italian Court Rules
Judges say keeping the animals cold until throwing them in boiling water causes unjustifiable suffering.
Sea bream on old vintage copper fry pan on dark table in dull faded light top view
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TASTE
Stay Away From Eating These Types Of Seafood This Summer
By Julie R. Thomson
Eat smart.
A gray whale reveals it's tail off the coast of Long Beach Monday, Jan. 6, 2014, much to the delight of whale watchers aboard the Christopher, operated by Capt. Dan Salas of Harbor Breeze Cruises in Long Beach. The number of gray whales spotted migrating south off the California coast in December was double what it was compared to the same period last year, raising questions about whether it reflects changing migration patterns or a population boom for the once endangered species. Dan Salas of Harbor Breeze Cruises in Long Beach said the 'ocean has just absolutely come alive' this season. (Photo by Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
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POLITICS
Trump Administration Scraps New Protection For Endangered Whales, Sea Turtles
By Dominique Mosbergen
"[The] administration has declared war on whales, dolphins and turtles off the coast of California," one advocate said.
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GREEN
Life Below The Ocean’s Surface Wholly Depends On How We Live Above It
By Brad Ack, Contributor
Senior Vice President, Oceans
UN leaders can make progress on ocean conservation through non-traditional approaches.
DUXBURY, MA - MAY 6: An aerial view of a right whale erupting from the blow hole while feeding off the shores of Duxbury Beach. There were groups of the North Atlantic right whales swimming off shore. The critically endangered animals are making a comeback since they were nearly hunted to extinction a century ago. They are also making a habit of appearing off the local coastline in the spring. The whales feed on copepods by opening their mouths as they swim through masses of the tiny, but fat-rich, creatures. (Photo by David L. Ryan/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)
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POLITICS
Trump Administration Could Permit Oil Companies To ‘Assault' Marine Life
By Hayley Miller
Experts say seismic testing to find drill sites could harm thousands of animals and affect coastal communities.
SAUSALITO, CA - APRIL 20: An Elephant Seal pup sits in a pool at the Marine Mammal Center on April 20, 2017 in Sausalito, California. The Marine Mammal center has seen a surge in orphaned and injured Elephant Seal pups following heavy storm activity and rough surf that could have swept the young seals away from their mothers. The Marine Mammal Center currently has 113 elephant seals in rehabilitation compared to 100 this time last year. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
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U.S. NEWS
Hundreds Of Dead Seabirds, Sea Lions Wash Up In Southern California
By Dominique Mosbergen
The likely culprit is a toxic algal bloom, fueled by warmer ocean temperatures.
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