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wdio.com > top-stories > duluth-aquarium-says-goodbye-to-octopus

Duluth aquarium says goodbye to octopus

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (117+ words) The Great Lakes Aquarium’s beloved Giant Pacific Octopus, Fitzgerald, died Wednesday after reaching the end of her healthy life expectancy. Staff had been monitoring Fitzgerald since she laid eggs in October 2025 and noticed she was entering senescence, the natural end-of-life…...

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In Otter News: The Kookiest Kookaburras

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (186+ words) There are some kooky animals at the Lake Superior Zoo, but none quite like this. Jim and Nancy are the zoo’s laughing kookaburras, and they love nothing more than to be weighed. They’re well trained, and jump right on the…...

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Endangered birds nest on Wisconsin Point for first time since 1977

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (212+ words) A pair of endangered piping plovers nested on Wisconsin Point in Superior this summer for the first time since 1977. The birds are endangered in the Great Lakes region and haven’t been seen nesting in the area in 49 years, according to…...