320K views · 787 shares | Researchers captured this remarkable footage of a great white shark feasting on a dead humpback whale floating in the Pacific Ocean. #SharkFest https://goo.gl/5CJGe2 | National Geographic Animals | Facebook

THE SAME UNUSUAL RADAR SIGNAL APPEARED AGAIN — SPANNING THOUSANDS OF MILES Less than 48 hours ago, radar picked up a highly linear feature spanning more than 4,000 miles — stretching from the Pacific Ocean, across Central America and the Caribbean, and out into the Atlantic. What made this stand out wasn’t just the distance. It was the consistency. The signal stayed narrow, clean, and sharply defined across multiple regions instead of spreading, fading, or evolving the way weather systems normal

On the very northern edge of the Inside Passage, the Pacific Ocean flows into a narrow strait, creating one of the most biologically rich places on Earth: the Inian Islands. Discover Alaska: expeditions.com/alaska | Lindblad Expeditions