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Inside look at new shark-tracking technology
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (176+ words) New technology will help track sharks from the water and the air. The goal is to keep the water safe for triathletes competing in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics as well as Bay Area surfers. The technology comes in the form…...
A Fallen Dragon: The Specimen at San Francisco Cemetery in Los Realejos to be Replaced
2+ mon, 4+ week ago (736+ words) Tenerife Weekly News A Fallen Dragon: The Specimen at San Francisco Cemetery in Los Realejos to be Replaced The Los Realejos Town Council will plant a new dragon tree in the location where the iconic specimen of the San Francisco…...
2 California mountain lions killed by traffic along notorious LA roads
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (434+ words) A mountain lion looks at the camera as it climbs the hills near Los Angeles, the Santa Monica Pier and the Pacific Ocean. Sept. 23, 2023. Two mountain lions were killed on busy Los Angeles-area roadways within two days of each other…...
Extremely rare tropical species under investigation in SoCal
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (351+ words) FILE: A view of the beach in San Clemente, Calif., where birders have been scouring for a rare sight. A mysterious seabird swooping over the waters off San Clemente in recent weeks has wowed local birders. This species has likely…...
Endangered frogs have cut a famous Calif. trail in two for 20 years
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (965+ words) But the longest-running Pacific Crest Trail closure, a 3.5-mile section in Angeles National Forest that’s been closed for over 20 years, isn’t the result of fires or floods or heavy snow. It’s to protect a tiny endangered frog. The 1.5- to 3-inch-long…...
Santa Cruz is in the midst of a rare butterfly frenzy
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (411+ words) FILE: Tortoiseshell butterfly pictured at close range. Exceptional. Magical. Healing. Santa Cruz area residents seemingly cannot stop posting positive adjectives about the unexpected wave of butterflies flooding their region. On Mother’s Day, the thick blanket of orange and brown butterflies…...
Deer seen swimming in SF Bay far from shore
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (207+ words) FILE: Deer are known to be strong swimmers, even in California waters. A video from a passenger on a San Francisco Ferry showed an unusual sight on the water this week: a deer swimming through the cold waters of the…...
Why thousands of bees are swarming Joshua Tree National Park right now
4+ mon, 21+ hour ago (1120+ words) At Keys View in Joshua National Park, a sign warns visitors about bees. On a Saturday morning in mid-April, driving into Joshua Tree National Park’s Ryan Campground, the scenery was striking: Giant, rounded boulders. Scurrying lizards. Spiky cholla cactus, shrubby…...
Brain-eating amoeba detected in western national park waters
4+ mon, 6+ day ago (514+ words) A microscopic view of Naegleria fowleri, the “brain-eating amoeba” that can cause a rare and usually fatal brain infection when contaminated water enters through the nose. A new federal study has found a rare but dangerous “brain-eating amoeba” in warm…...
The race to save Topanga Lagoon, one of the last coastal wetlands in SoCal
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (520+ words) Malibu Creek Watershed Coordinator Melina Watts helps hikers through Topanga Creek during a tour of the canyon on Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2007. Before the Pacific Coast Highway, before Malibu and before multimillion-dollar beachfront homes, Topanga Creek flowed freely down through the Santa…...