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providencejournal.com | Jack Perry
A rare gold-colored lobster, estimated to be a one-in-30-million find, has been donated to the Biomes Marine Biology Center in North Kingstown. The gold coloration is due to a genetic mutation, making it distinct from the more common orange lobster. The new addition is already proving popular with visiting school children.
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1 week ago |
newportri.com | Jack Perry
A rare gold-colored lobster, estimated to be a one-in-30-million find, has been donated to the Biomes Marine Biology Center in North Kingstown. The gold coloration is due to a genetic mutation, making it distinct from the more common orange lobster. The new addition is already proving popular with visiting school children.
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1 week ago |
providencejournal.com | Jack Perry
Six cars of a Providence and Worcester Railroad train derailed in Cumberland Wednesday night. No injuries or hazardous material spills were reported. The derailment blocked two crossings, expected to remain closed for much of the following day. CUMBERLAND – Six cars on a Providence and Worcester Railroad train derailed at about 10 p.m. May 28, according to a railroad spokesman. Nobody was injured, and no hazardous material was spilled, according to Cumberland Police Chief Matthew J. Benson.
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1 week ago |
providencejournal.com | Jack Perry
Humboldt penguins, native to the coasts of Chile and Peru, are considered "vulnerable" with a drastically reduced population. These medium-sized penguins primarily feed on fish and squid from the nutrient-rich Humboldt Current in the southeastern Pacific Ocean. Threats to their survival include habitat destruction from guano mining, fishing and oil pollution. Humboldt penguins are medium-sized penguins that grow to be 25 to 28 inches long and weigh a little more than 10 pounds.
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1 week ago |
newportri.com | Jack Perry
Humboldt penguins are considered 'vulnerable' in the wild due to loss of habitat, fishing and oil pollution. Humboldt penguins, native to the coasts of Chile and Peru, are considered "vulnerable" with a drastically reduced population. These medium-sized penguins primarily feed on fish and squid from the nutrient-rich Humboldt Current in the southeastern Pacific Ocean. Threats to their survival include habitat destruction from guano mining, fishing and oil pollution.
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