Pensacola Bay’s Funny Little Finds: The “Sea Turd” Explained If you have ever spent time along Pensacola Bay with children, chances are you have heard the joyful laughter and dramatic announcements. “Look what I found. A sea turd.” While the name is enough to make adults laugh, the strange little objects being proudly displayed are…
If you notice clusters of bright pink eggs near water features in your garden, be alert—they could belong to the apple snail, a highly invasive species. These eggs, though striking, signal potential damage to both your plants and the surrounding environment. Early detection and prompt action are crucial in preventing their spread. The apple snail,…
This is a darkly humorous comic that retells the classic fairy tale “Rapunzel” … but with the original, much grimier Brothers Grimm ending instead of the sanitized Disney version. Here’s the story it’s showing, panel by panel: 1. Classic start: Rapunzel is locked in a tower with no door. A prince hears her singing, climbs…
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