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BREAKING NEWS
 Image Source: Gerald Herbert / AP Hurricane Ida has not only displaced humans, but also wildlife. Animals who would otherwise present a relatively small threat to humans are lost and confused — which can quickly turn into fear-based aggression or a desperate attack for a meal.
Now, a 71-year-old man has been presumed dead after being attacked by an alligator in the deep floodwaters caused by Hurricane Ida. The man's wife said her husband was walking in the floodwaters outside their home when she heard a commotion.
THIS SECRET BLACKLIST WAS LEAKED... ARE YOUR STOCKS ON THE LIST?
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Image source: Bentley
Bentley rocked the automotive industry when it announced a refreshed and redesigned Bacalar. The new car is a limited edition that comes with a nearly $2 million price tag.
Despite that whopping figure, the new car has already sold out before all of the cars have even been produced. The Bacalar has no roof, not even a retractable one, but it has a ton of features that are leaving car enthusiasts and experts thrilled.
The new car boasts a handmade carbon-fiber body, a rotating dash display, and a wood trim dash, just to name a few of the more unique features. What other specs does this unique car have and just how many are being produced?
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LIFE OF LUXURY
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It's often the enticing thought of a sun-soaked summer vacation that keeps us going throughout the coldest days of winter. Unfortunately, traveling anywhere for a well-deserved break has been near impossible for two summers in a row now.
While that resort on the beach might have to wait for another year, there's no reason not to take advantage of the excellent weather right where you are and "check-in" for a luxurious vacation at home.
Here are a few tips on how to enjoy a relaxing getaway — without even leaving the house.
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THE ANIMAL KINGDOM
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Image Source: The Owl Box Initiative
A new wildlife conservation project is giving a remarkable insight into the domestic arrangements of a barn owl family, by live-streaming nest-cam footage from a barn owl nest box.
In true reality TV style, there has already been drama aplenty as the pair have begun their courtship, settled into their home, and got on with the business of mating. The camera has even captured the female laying an egg.
The nest cam is now streaming 24 hours a day, "barn wifi" permitting, and viewers should soon be able to see fluffy owlets hatching from the clutch of four eggs laid so far by the female.
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