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Rising temperatures in the ocean could mean more sharks near shore Rising temperatures in the ocean could mean more sharks near shore 02:03 A great white shark nearly the size of a car made a New Year s Day appearance off the Florida coast near Daytona Beach. The more than 1,400-pound male shark, named Breton, has been tracked by researchers for years since he was first tagged in Nova stanley cup Scotia.Breton is a 13-foot, 3-inch great white shark that marine science nonprofit OCEARCH has been tracking since 2020. The adult shark was first tagged by researchers in September of that year near Scatarie Island, Nova Scotia, meaning that he s since made a nearly 34,000-mile journey to Florida s waters in the years since. At the beginning of December, Breton was detected in the North Atlantic in line with New England.Researchers say that Breton was the first shark that they tagged in their 2020 Nova Scotia expedition. He has previously made trips to Florida around the same time of ye stanley cup ar, and in 2022, he went viral after his tag pings revealed that he had seemingly created a portrait of a shark outline in coastal waters. stanley cup The story of the shark, which, fitted with a GPS tracker, seemingly spent years drawing a picture hellip; of itself[read more: https://t.co/x55FZdEYEY] pic.twitter/yugzBWB Nxaz Nike unveils its first self-lacing sneaker
And now a page from our Sunday Morning Almanac: April 3rd, 1996, 20 years ago today ... the day the FBI arrested Theodore Kaczynski, the suspected Unabomber, at his cabin in rural Montana.Beginning in 1978, a mysterious series of bombings across the country had killed three people and wounded 23 others. A handwritten rough draft of the Unabomber s manifesto, which was eventually publis adidas campus hed in the Washington Post. adidas campus AP hoka The targets were mostly either universities or airlines, which explains the origin his nickname: the Unabomber. For years, the only clue to his identity was a single sketch of a shadowy, hooded figure.The big break came in 1995, when The Washington Post printed a long, anti-technology manifesto from the Unabomber entitled Industrial Society and its Future. Its ramblings reminded an upstate New York man named David Kaczynski of the kinds of things his older brother, Theodore, had written in the past.Once a brilliant math student at Harvard, Theodore Kaczynski had long since abandoned academia to live as a recluse in that remote Montana cabin.David Kaczynski s suspicions forced him to wrestle with a moral dilemma, as he told our Erin Moriarty back in 2005: Ted Kaczynski in 1996. AP Because of the death pe
Rising temperatures in the ocean could mean more sharks near shore Rising temperatures in the ocean could mean more sharks near shore 02:03 A great white shark nearly the size of a car made a New Year s Day appearance off the Florida coast near Daytona Beach. The more than 1,400-pound male shark, named Breton, has been tracked by researchers for years since he was first tagged in Nova stanley cup Scotia.Breton is a 13-foot, 3-inch great white shark that marine science nonprofit OCEARCH has been tracking since 2020. The adult shark was first tagged by researchers in September of that year near Scatarie Island, Nova Scotia, meaning that he s since made a nearly 34,000-mile journey to Florida s waters in the years since. At the beginning of December, Breton was detected in the North Atlantic in line with New England.Researchers say that Breton was the first shark that they tagged in their 2020 Nova Scotia expedition. He has previously made trips to Florida around the same time of ye stanley cup ar, and in 2022, he went viral after his tag pings revealed that he had seemingly created a portrait of a shark outline in coastal waters. stanley cup The story of the shark, which, fitted with a GPS tracker, seemingly spent years drawing a picture hellip; of itself[read more: https://t.co/x55FZdEYEY] pic.twitter/yugzBWB Nxaz Nike unveils its first self-lacing sneaker
And now a page from our Sunday Morning Almanac: April 3rd, 1996, 20 years ago today ... the day the FBI arrested Theodore Kaczynski, the suspected Unabomber, at his cabin in rural Montana.Beginning in 1978, a mysterious series of bombings across the country had killed three people and wounded 23 others. A handwritten rough draft of the Unabomber s manifesto, which was eventually publis adidas campus hed in the Washington Post. adidas campus AP hoka The targets were mostly either universities or airlines, which explains the origin his nickname: the Unabomber. For years, the only clue to his identity was a single sketch of a shadowy, hooded figure.The big break came in 1995, when The Washington Post printed a long, anti-technology manifesto from the Unabomber entitled Industrial Society and its Future. Its ramblings reminded an upstate New York man named David Kaczynski of the kinds of things his older brother, Theodore, had written in the past.Once a brilliant math student at Harvard, Theodore Kaczynski had long since abandoned academia to live as a recluse in that remote Montana cabin.David Kaczynski s suspicions forced him to wrestle with a moral dilemma, as he told our Erin Moriarty back in 2005: Ted Kaczynski in 1996. AP Because of the death pe