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He spots a primitive octopus drifting like a rubbery hand puppet; an orange frogfish lurching on primordial fin-legs; a U-shaped worm wriggling in the muck and sporting a purple growth like a boutonniere.


Vecchione’s reconnaissance will keep him busy all winter identifying "mystery animals." But it’s bad news for fishing boats that must venture ever further.


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Northwest fire crews hope for a break in the weather

August 29, 2015 - 12:47pm

Northwest fire officials told US Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack that incoming cooler weather could help calm the massive blazes that threaten thousands of homes, but wind storms may cause extreme fire behavior...

World

Kodiak, Alaska, has most expensive haircut in US

July 12, 2014 - 3:20am

If you've seen a lot of long-haired men on Alaska's Kodiak Island, this might be the reason.

World

Scientists start global census of the seas

By Joseph B. Verrengia AP Science Writer | October 19, 2003 - 12:00am

Conclusion He spots a primitive octopus drifting like a rubbery hand puppet; an orange frogfish lurching on primordial fin-legs; a U-shaped worm wriggling in the muck and sporting a purple growth like a boutonniere. Vecchione’s...

Agriculture