Release the kraken! 🐙
A giant Pacific octopus is making its way through the Yaquina Head tidepools in Oregon. This incredible creature is a master of disguise and can adapt to its environment by changing its skin color and texture, as seen near this video's end.
When you admire the Full Moon late this evening, look nearby on the sky and notice a very bright star. If you wished on it, and your wishes did not come true, it’s because that “star” is planet Jupiter. After the Sun & Moon, the brightest object in the sky this month.
How does total (cumulative) Bristol Bay catch + escapement compare to what is expected given our preseason abundance forecasts and average in-shore arrival distributions?
Follow along here as the season unfolds (updated daily):
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Nifty backdrop for a reading symposium, but we are on unceded Native lands. Need to check w librarian when selecting titles or @debreese American Indians in Children's Literature (AICL): Not Recommended: JULIE OF THE WOLVES by Jean Craighead George
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"In a place like Bristol Bay, it’s easy to catch fish. We just had a record-breaking year for sockeye salmon returns. I try not to take it for granted. We’re extremely fortunate to have a healthy ecosystem." -Dillingham's Triston Chaney in @hakaimagazine https://t.co/utnry70YVK
Here's a question you, too, have asked yourself if you've ever fished Alaska's Bristol Bay: "In the summertime, my best buddy and I used to stay out fishing until one or two in the morning, when it would actually get dark. Because why stop fishing if there’s still daylight?"