Catchin' Anything? Humidity persists with some bite
The hot, humid dog days of summer keep some anglers at bay, but it's a good time to go fishing. Fish are cold blooded and the heat speeds up their metabolism, so they have to eat more to survive because they metabolize their food more quickly than when it's cooler.
Read More >>>Officials looking for alligator in Portsmouth pond
PORTSMOUTH, R.I. -- An enforcement officer from the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management is searching Sisson Pond with local officials after a resident reported seeing a fair-sized alligator at the pond.
DEM spokeswoman Gail Mastrati said a resident took a picture of the alligator on the banks of the pond. An officer went to the pond at midday to work with animal control to try to find the animal, she said.
Mastrati said the officer saw the alligator while they were out there but it got away. She said they reported that the animal is not as large as it seemed in the picture.
Read More >>>State warns of health hazard in East Providence river, ponds
A naturally occurring poison on Tuesday led the state Departments of Environmental Management and Health to warn against recreational activities in, or drinking water or eating fish from several bodies of water in East Providence. The poison, or toxin, resulted from a recent algae bloom in the Ten Mile River, Central Pond, Turner Reservoir and Omega Pond. The Ten Mile River originates in Massachusetts and forms the boundary between Massachusetts and Rhode Island along the northern half of East Providence and Seekonk; the other bodies of water are fully in East Providence.
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