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A rattlesnake called Iris was first seen as a baby in California in 2021, and Project RattleCam has now reported the birth of her own pups
A park visitor at Carowinds spotted a crack in a steel support column on the Fury 325 roller coaster before the ride's inspectors caught it. The ride stayed shut for more than a month while engineers checked the rest of the structure.
Orlando fitted two 45-foot motor coaches with 20 bunk sleeping pods each plus a 21st accessible sleeping space, turning the pair into overnight shelters for the city's unhoused under its 407 Connect program.
In 2014, crews used about 40,000 cubic metres of concrete made with a slag-and-fly-ash geopolymer binder instead of ordinary Portland cement at Australia's Brisbane West Wellcamp Airport. Its 435-millimeter-thick heavy-duty pavement was used for the turning node, apron and taxiway, which carry scheduled 747 cargo flights bound for Hong Kong.
