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Claire Barber

Claire Barber

Contributing Writer at Field & Stream

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Is “Chonkosaurus” the Fattest Snapping Turtle You’ve Ever Seen? - Field & Stream

A video of a massive snapping turtle dubbed “Chonkosaurus” is going viral—for good reason. The video was posted to Twitter by Joey Santore. It shows a particularly chunky snapping turtle basking on some old chains in the Chicago River while Santore paddles by. Santore is a YouTuber, who calls his media strategy a “Low-Brow, Crass Approach to Plant Ecology & Evolution as muttered by a Misanthropic Chicago Italian.” He is a self-taught botanist and his channel is dubbed “Crime Pays but Botany D…
about 2 years ago
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Wolverine Documented in California For Second Time in 100 Years - F...

Ryan Campbell was riding on a gondola at Mammoth Mountain in California when he spotted something unusual out the window: a wolverine running up a ski jump. Once Campbell had a chance to capture the wolverine on camera, the animal darted into nearby trees for cover as a skier approached. Wolverines were wiped out of California during westward expansion. It was thought that the last wolverine in California died in 1922. But, Campbell’s sighting is an exciting sign and the second wolverine to…
about 2 years ago
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The “World’s Largest Crocodile” Just Reached an Impressive New Mile...

This month, the world’s largest captive crocodile reportedly turned 120 years old. The croc, named Cassius, holds the Guinness World Record for its size — a whopping 17 feet, 11.75 inches long. The “birthday” is just an estimated milestone, according to researchers, as the crocodile was originally born in the wild. “He was big and old when we caught him, and 38 years later, he’s still alive,” crocodile researcher Graeme Webb told the Australian Broadcast Corporation (ABC). “That’s giving us s…
almost 2 years ago
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Fishing Crew Misses $3.5 Million Tournament Prize Because of Shark ...

For one fishing team, the “tax man” took a brutally large chunk of change and just a small chunk of flesh earlier this month. Not that the shark would care. The incident took place in the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament, which had 271 participating boats and took place in Morehead City, North Carolina. One team “Sensation,” came into the dock at 11:30 p.m. on June 17, after fighting a blue marlin catch for six hours. The fish weighed in unofficially at 619.4 pounds. But, as the fish was…
almost 2 years ago
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Invasive Snakehead Caught in Missouri for Second Time - Field & Stream

On May 19, a 13-inch northern snakehead, an invasive fish from East Asia, was caught in Southeastern, Missouri in the Duck Creek Conservation area. The fish, believed to be about one year old, spells trouble for the region. Snakeheads are known to be able to survive out of the water for days. The fish can grow up to 3 feet long and eat any prey that can fit in their wide mouths, including crayfish, small fish, insects, and even ducklings. According to the St Louis Post-Dispatch, the first nor…
almost 2 years ago
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Watch a Stealthy Hammerhead Shark Circle Two Paddleboarders in the ...

Malea Tribble and Gabriel Barajas were paddling the 80 miles between Bimini, Bahamas and the Florida coast when a hammerhead shark decided to investigate their paddle boards. Tribble, who is a three-time participant in The Crossing event—an annual fundraiser for the Cystic Fibrosis community—was followed closely by the shark until her husband directed her to the safety of a nearby support boat. “I didn’t have time to allow myself to be scared,” Tribble said in a Facebook post from the event.…
almost 2 years ago
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Great White Sharks Are Now Prolific Off the Coast of Massachusetts ...

Great white sharks are making their presence known off the coast of Massachusetts this season. Last year, 133 sharks were reported off the Cape. This year, boaters and beachgoers are seeing the sharks with even more frequency. The rise in great white shark sightings represents a marked increase from the early 2000s, when researchers were hard-pressed to find and tag Great Whites in New England waters at all. Greg Skomal, a well-known great white shark researcher in New England told Scientifi…
almost 2 years ago
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Watch an Alligator Death Roll a Snake in a Florida Backyard - Field...

A recent video out of Florida shows an alligator preying on an unsuspecting snake in an unlikely place. The footage was posted to Facebook by homeowner Sean O’Malley on May 1 and shared in an article by Fox 35 Orlando on July 18. It captures the gator crawling through O’Malley’s well-manicured lawn before it bum-rushes and locks its powerful jaws on a long black snake lying in the sun. See it for yourself below. “Little gator vs big snake. Who did I root for?” O’Malley wrote in the post.…
almost 2 years ago
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Alaskan Wildlife Officials Found a Black Bear in a Bald Eagle’s Nes...

In late July, a black bear was found taking a nap in an unusual spot: A six-foot-wide bald eagle nest. The nest and the bear were seen at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) in Anchorage, Alaska during a wildlife study conducted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). “In the past, a few eagle nests have been raided by black bears with predictably bad results for the nesting eagles,” wrote the USFWS in a recent Facebook post. According to agency, the eagles that occupied the nest w…
almost 2 years ago
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Watch: “Once-in-a-Lifetime” Video Shows Wolverine Running Through O...

Last week, a wolverine was captured on cell phone and security camera footage walking through the streets of Eugene, Oregon. “This sighting and where it occurred is probably a once in a lifetime observation. So the people that were able to see the animal should really cherish that moment,” Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) Regional Biologist Christopher Yee told KEZI. Learn how to subscribe to the new Field & Stream magazine here! William Gonia ran out of his home with a camer…
about 1 year ago
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Fishing Crew Misses $3.5 Million Tournament Prize Because of Shark ...

Fishing Crew Misses $3.5 Million Tournament Prize Because of Shark Bite Mark on Marlin
11 months ago