The whale was about 75 yards off the beach in the Outer Banks, fishing guide Mikey Sabadic said. He took the video Sunday
March and April are the time to see whales migrating north along the North Carolina coast, headed from the warm southern waters back to the feeding grounds near Canada, the North Carolina Aquarium told The Pilot newspaper
"One of the most predictable great whales that pass through our waters is the humpback
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"Wait till the end---- Just lucky to be in the right spot at the right time-- Right outside the first bar not some 75yrds off the beach," Sabadic said on Facebook. "Never know what you might see while on the water--"
While you're here, how about this:
Alien? NASA? What washed ashore on SC beach Seabrook Island? | Charlotte Observer
The Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network was the first to notice, posting a photo on Facebook of a "mysterious object that washed ashore" on Thursday! Whale migrating north stops along the Outer Banks for a ...www.newsobserver.com /news/state/ north ...March and April are the time to see whales migrating north along the North Carolina coast , headed from the warm southern waters back to the feeding grounds near Canada, the North Carolina Aquarium ...!! The island is about 24 miles south of Charleston
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It also looks like it's made of concrete, but Marine Mammal network officials say that's deceiving. Touch it and it feels like "a soft foam," said the network, adding that it was quickly whisked away by town officials.
Dead body found in ocean near pier on NC beach, police say | Durham Herald Sun
On Friday, police were called to Sunset Beach around 6 a On Monday, Sunset Beach Police identified the man as 30-year-old Matthew DelBuono of Calabash, according to the StarNews
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A 60-year-old man from Raleigh disappeared Wednesday morning while swimming with a boogie board near the Oregon Inlet on North Carolina's Outer Banks, according to the National Park Service
Another man whose identity has not been released is in critical condition after being rescued from the water on Atlantic Beach on Saturday afternoon, according to WITN.
Asheville, NC sinkhole gains massive social media following | Charlotte Observer
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The Facebook group "Asheville Sinkhole Group" has more than 1,700 members and is full of memes, pictures and jokes about the apparently popular sinkhole
Someone in the group also made T-shirts for fans of the sinkhole that have a picture of it on the front and say "Asheville Sinkhole Society
The sinkhole even has its own personal page on Facebook that moderates the "Asheville Sinkhole Group" page and posts from the perspective of the sinkhole
But fans might soon be sad to see the sinkhole go, as "permanent repairs are expected to begin Monday," WLOS reported.
Quite a lot has been going on:
Facial recognition technology may soon arrive at NC airports | Charlotte Observer
A federal customs official says that technology will help speed boarding and deter passport fraud on international flights in and out of North Carolina — just as it has in 17 other large airports across the nation
"Our motivation is to make sure that bad people who do bad things don't enter the country," says Barry Chastain, the U.S * * *
People who do not want to to have their photos taken would have an opportunity to opt out. Those travelers would be vetted by the more traditional means now used at the airports
Chastain said he would like to see the new system in place at the Charlotte-Douglas International Airport in time for the Republican National Convention, which will take place in Charlotte starting on Aug. 24, 2020. Chastain said he also hopes the technology will be introduced to the Raleigh-Durham International Airport sometime next year, but he did not specify a target date.
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