Fish and Amphibians

As Netflix focuses on original content creation, Amazon Prime takes a different approach by adding new movies to its catalog each month. Their library's so massive today, browsing through it can be overwhelming—TV shows, biopics, coming-of-age movies, numerous rom-coms, indie, and horror films.  If you're looking for a quality movie to watch on a rainy afternoon, here's a list of the best movies on Amazon Prime right now. There are some evident Oscar and other award-winning choices here, as well as the films that you've probably never heard of, divided by genres.  Table of Contents Action & Adventure The first category of movies is Action & Adventure, perfect for an evening with friends or when you need to escape a boring routine and get some thrills from a film.  1. Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991) IMDb :

Posted in New York Dining March 30, 2022 by Lisa Sammons There is no shortage of great seafood restaurants in New York. With our proximity to both the ocean and the Great Lakes, we have seemingly endless options for fresh seafood . One spot that we love is a little seafood market and restaurant tucked away in Syracuse. The Fish Cove receives fresh shipments every single day, so the food you eat is cooked practically right off the boat . Some of the freshest seafood in New York is served up here, so stop on by next time you're craving shrimp or seafood! During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date. This doesn't look like the typical beachfront seafood shack you'd expect to find fresh seafood in. Instead, it'

TikTokers are jumping to their feeds to keep up with the latest clips from Yaboi Toby Toad, the latest nonhuman to rise to viral fame on the video-streaming platform. This amusing amphibian has a collection of hats, his own miniature mansion and even participates in the latest TikTok trends. His landlord, human Savannah Mikell, said it doesn't matter where she goes these days — she's always asked about Toby. "Toby's not my pet toad," Mikell, 27, told The Post. "I guess it's just kind of a Florida thing. We have porch toads." At night, the wild toads gather on the porch to eat moths, she said, and that's how she found Toby. In 2019, Mikell joined a Facebook group called "Frogspotting," where users share all things frog-related. "I just thought it would be kind of funny to contribute to the group by taking a picture of the toad on my porch on the mini couch that I ha

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Whatcom amphibian experts untangling mystery of the red-spotted newt. They need your help    Bellingham Herald

Art by Michael Stillwell With temperatures rising and summer on the horizon, it's time to start thinking about your lobster order again. Do you prefer your lobsters steamed, boiled, or grilled? When you order a lobster roll, do you go Connecticut style (with hot and buttered lobster meat) or Maine style (served cold, and the lobster meat tossed with mayonnaise and celery)? While you can dine out at any number of chef-approved restaurants specializing in the delicacy (Le Bernardin's Eric Ripert recommends Duryea's in Montauk, for example), it's now just as easy to order in and have lobster shipped directly to you. In some ways, we have the pandemic to thank for easier access to top-quality lobster at home. Luke's Lobster, which opened its first location in New York's East Village and now has 18 locations around the world, shut down all but its Portland, Maine resta

By Aubrey Turner  |  For the Prosper Press Patti Dallhoff's house is a typical Prosper home with one major difference. The home has a variety of reptile tanks throughout with an assortment of reptiles inside.  The Dallhoff family also raises a variety of insects to feed the animals and have a room in their home dedicated to the "bug business."  Currently, Dallhoff has a Halmahera blue tongue skink, northern blue tongue skink, Chinese water dragon, bearded dragons, sand boa snakes, and a leopard gecko.    "I am a certified science teacher," Dallhoff said.  "When I had kids I stayed home.  But I always liked learning about different animals and figuring out the life cycle and how to keep them healthy.  It has been like a continual science experiment, learning what each animal and bug neede

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A heavy fire caused the roof to collapse in a shopping strip Sunday morning in southwest Houston. At about 2:00 a.m. the Houston Fire Department responded to a building fire on Wood Valley Drive. Upon arrival, firefighters said they found heavy flames shooting through the roof of the small shopping strip. Firefighters made a fast attack and got the fire under control. The fire burned several stores including J&J Seafood Market. Thankfully, stores were closed and no one was inside, according to HFD. Firefighters said they were able to put out the fire quickly. The cause of the fire is under investigation by HFD Arson. Copyright © 2022 KTRK-TV. All Rights Reserved.

The most terrifying part of the Long Island Aquarium in New York is a replica megalodon jaw that hangs on the wall, disembodied but still seemingly poised for a bite. The display used to inspire a deep feeling in me whenever I saw it — it was big, I was small. The megalodon inspires fear even 3.6 million years after it existed, and now new research provides an answer to why megalodons were so gigantic. You can find that story and so much more in today's Inverse Daily . This is an adapted version of the Inverse Daily newsletter for Tuesday, March 15, 2022. Subscribe for free and learn something new every day. Comparatively tiny sharks. jonathanfilskov-photography/E+/Getty Images Carcharocles megalodon was up to 50 feet long. Carcharocles megalodon "left behind teeth as big as a human hand that can still be dug up from rivers and oceans today," writes Inverse card story editor Jennifer Walter. "Size was a defining element of the species. But a new study reveals tha