Electric shocks used to catch fish for starving alligators
Florida conservation officials use electric lines and a generator to stun fish in Everglades National Park after a drought killed millions of fish. Hungry alligators eat their young as wildlife officers net the surfaced fish for feeding programs.
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Diary of John Adams Early Years Discovered
A new diary dated 1753 to 1758 reveals a young John Adams pondering his future while studying at Harvard and training as a lawyer. Found among Royall Tyler papers in Vermont, the 28 page manuscript will be edited for Belknap Press Harvard University Press.
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Massachusetts Historical Society
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Tyler
Garrett
Belknap Press
Harvard University Press
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