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Thursday, July 12, 2001



IN THE BELLY OF A BARREL

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FL MORRIS / FMORRIS@STARBULLETIN.COM
Above, a surfer took a ride deep inside a thick barrel yesterday
at Ala Moana “Bowls.” The south swells were not
as big as expected, peaking early in the morning, but it was
still a busy day for water rescuers. Waves at Point Panic
at Kewalo Basin, below, reached from 3 to 5 feet yesterday.
The high surf on Oahu's south and west shores led to
15 rescues, including two teens at Kakaako. For details,
see Newswatch.
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KEN SAKAMOTO / KSAKAMOTO@STARBULLETIN.COM



BOUNCING BABY BOOBY

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COURTESY OF ATLANTIS ADVENTURES
A female baby red-footed booby, brought in severely
malnourished and dehydrated several weeks ago, has
tripled in weight to almost 1 12 pounds under the care
of marine mammals curator George Nishimura and his
crew at Sea Life Park Hawaii. A mature booby can reach
a length of 2 feet, with a 3-foot wingspan.





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