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Rising temperatures in the ocean could mean more sharks near shore Rising temperatures in the ocean could mean more sharks near shore 02:03 A great white shark nearly the size of a car made a New Year s Day appearance off the Florida coast near Daytona Beach. The more than 1,400-pound male shark, named Breton, has been tracked by researchers for years since he was first tagged in Nova stanley cup Scotia.Breton is a 13-foot, 3-inch great white shark that marine science nonprofit OCEARCH has been tracking since 2020. The adult shark was first tagged by researchers in September of that year near Scatarie Island, Nova Scotia, meaning that he s since made a nearly 34,000-mile journey to Florida s waters in the years since. At the beginning of December, Breton was detected in the North Atlantic in line with New England.Researchers say that Breton was the first shark that they tagged in their 2020 Nova Scotia expedition. He has previously made trips to Florida around the same time of ye stanley cup ar, and in 2022, he went viral after his tag pings revealed that he had seemingly created a portrait of a shark outline in coastal waters. stanley cup The story of the shark, which, fitted with a GPS tracker, seemingly spent years drawing a picture hellip; of itselfmore: https://t.co/x55FZdEYEY] pic.twitter/yugzBWB Bwsw 102-year-old grandma s courageous WWII past revealed
AUSTIN, Texas -- The long-running ideological dispute over what gets taught in Texas classrooms flared anew over proposed history textbooks Tuesday, with academics decrying lessons they said exaggerate the importance of Christian values on the nation s Founding Fathers while conservatives complained of anti-American, pro-Islam biases.The Board of Education will approve new history textbooks for th adidas samba e state s 5-plus million public school students in November. But it heard hours of complaints about 104 proposed books during a jordan sometimes heated public hearing.Jacqueline Jones, chairwoman of the University of Texas History Department, said one U.S. history high school book cheerleads for President Ronald Reagan and the significance of America s free enterprise system while glossing over Gov. George Wallace s attempt to block school integration in Alabama. She also pointed to a phrase stating that the minimum wage remains one of the New Deal s most controversial legacies. We do our students a diss stanley cups ervice when we scrub history clean of unpleasant truths, Jones said and when we present an inaccurate view of the past that promotes a simple-minded, ideologically driven point of view. Objections such as Jones were the most common, but some conservatives complained that the books marginalized Reagan and other top Republicans, even as they heaped praise on former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. I guess Ronald Reagan did nothing in two