Watch out for Organics when you fly that drone!
Brazen' bald eagle attack sends government drone to watery grave
https://www.cnet.com/news/brazen-bald-eagle-attack-sends-government-drone-to-watery-grave/

That "war" has been going on long before drones came around. In 1987 a pelican brought down a B-1 bomber killing three.

 

A bit of difference between a bird strike and a bird attack tho. Although I have to admit enjoying watching a couple of Eagles "going at" each other in the sky. Much more graceful than the ole Pelican flopping out of the sky and crashing into the ocean.

 

Minister: "...I now pronounce you man and wife. You may eat the bride."

 

I think this fad is getting out of hand.

 

I think this fad is getting out of hand

 

 

https://www.kptv.com/klepto-kitty-b...cle_b460a981-bf92-52f4-a750-56b3af321760.html

A California neighborhood is dealing with its own cat burglar.

Neighbors say over the past four years, Jax the cat has broken into homes and slips away with whatever he can carry. He has since been nicknamed “Klepto Kitty.”

Pamela Devine, Jax’s owner, says Jax has brought home every item you can think of.

 

Reminds me of one of our young Labrador Retrievers years ago. We referred to Buck as being a Labrador Collector. One shoe would show up, a few days later the match to it would. Pet dishes, all kinds of stuff. We would make regular calls to our neighbors to find out who was missing what. He was always very proud of himself when he came home and produced his trophies from his jaunt about the neighborhood.

 

https://www.kptv.com/mysterious-saf...cle_02bf1f38-1356-54a4-a7b4-56672fe69e19.html

The safe appeared in Kirk Mathes's field with a note that says whomever can open the safe can keep whatever is inside.

Local residents and authorities tried to crack the safe open, but no luck so far. But Mathes has another plan.

 

Road Rally 2020

 

The best use for Bud Lite.

https://www.kptv.com/must-see-man-u...cle_3a1a2ca7-d1aa-568d-a266-f86d29e202f4.html

Man uses cans of beer to stop fire

 

The best use for Bud Lite.

https://www.kptv.com/must-see-man-u...cle_3a1a2ca7-d1aa-568d-a266-f86d29e202f4.html

Man uses cans of beer to stop fire

Although I'm certain that Joey will agree with you, I do like to chug a cheap-o light beer every now and then for heat-quenching purposes before venturing into the good stuff...

 

Although I'm certain that Joey will agree with you, I do like to chug a cheap-o light beer every now and then for heat-quenching purposes before venturing into the good stuff...

 

Nine grand and four years of work for this:

https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/youtuber-years-9g-coca-cola-baking-soda-explosion​

A Russian YouTuber created quite an explosion when he combined baking soda and 10,000 liters of Coca-Cola in a video that has been viewed more than six million times as of Monday evening.

 

Silly Bolsheviks...

 

We went on a whale watch out of Plymouth MA (yes, that one. Skipped the Plymouth Rock this time). We saw many whales. Even a couple of Mom and baby calves. But the highlight was a 10 foot great white shark swimming beside the ship.

 

10'? I've had Tiger Sharks swim alongside my boat 25 miles offshore that were longer than my 20' boat. Heard tales of local shrimpers catching them in their trawl nets that were 26' long. Not a good day for the trawler. Were they Right Whales? We are required to stay 1000 yards away from them and report on the VHF to the Coast Guard any sightings (so they can issue a mariners bulletin) but they migrate through here in the winter. Usually only 2-3 at a time or a mom and calf.

 

10'? I've had Tiger Sharks swim alongside my boat 25 miles offshore that were longer than my 20' boat. Heard tales of local shrimpers catching them in their trawl nets that were 26' long. Not a good day for the trawler. Were they Right Whales? We are required to stay 1000 yards away from them and report on the VHF to the Coast Guard any sightings (so they can issue a mariners bulletin) but they migrate through here in the winter. Usually only 2-3 at a time or a mom and calf.

The whales were humpback whales. Off the coast of New England, the Stellwagen Bank is the summer home of many whales. We probably sighted two dozen different whales. There is one who has come back for many years and the naturalists have named her Salt.

Sperm, finback and right whales are also sighted often. We didn’t see any on this trip.

A ten foot Great White is large for New England

 

We only get the Right Whales nearshore down here and only as they migrate to and from warmer water in the winter. Not something you even get to see every year but not rare either. Problem with the GA coast is 100 miles out the water is only 100' deep and where I take my boat ~25 miles out is only 40-50' deep.

 

Silly Bolsheviks...

Silly... but they get paid by the click...