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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2013
Page
24
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Ecologist Whit Gibbons recalls a field trip with an eastern diamondback rattlesnake in the Everglades. He describes the near miss with venom spray, his risky attempt to capture the giant, and the hard lesson that venomous snakes should not be picked up without proper training.
A bridge puzzle centers on a four spade contract where South must infer West holds the A J of diamonds after a sequence of plays. The solution hinges on a second degree assumption about missing honors, leading to the reveal that the Mother Superior found a toilet seat up when a visitor’s entry is implied.
The NOAA announces a yearlong review following a Hawaii fishermen group petition to remove the North Pacific humpback from the endangered list. If delisted, the population would be treated as a distinct group, with no resumption of hunting. The petition targets Hawaii breeding stocks and notes global humpback numbers near 60 000 while North Pacific counts exceed 21 000.
In Portland Maine lobsterman Jeff Edwards caught a rare lobster that was donated by Ship to Shore Lobster Co in Owl's Head. The discovery highlights unusual wildlife found off Maine waters.
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