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06/01/2026

now thats a big one woo

05/30/2026

05/29/2026

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Tiny turtle

05/29/2026

Update: 08:44 a.m. - Brevard EOC asks that if you find suspected Blue Origin anomaly debris, do not call 911. Report to 321-222-4355 or by email at [email protected]. The CBPD wants to remind you that direct contact with debris poses a risk to personal health and welfare.

Original Post: According to the Brevard County Emergency Management Office, tonight, around 9:30 PM an anomaly occurred during a static fire test for Blue Origin. There is no threat to the general public. The CBPD will continue to monitor the incident throughout the night.

05/29/2026

Training advisories, weather alerts and other notifications for public awareness.

05/28/2026

Turtle season in Cocoa Beach spans from March 1 to October 31. During this time, thousands of loggerhead, green, and leatherback sea turtles come ashore to lay eggs. The Space Coast sees intense nesting and hatching activity, making conservation efforts a crucial part of visiting.Key Dates & ActivitiesMarch – July: Leatherback turtles are the first to nest.April/May – September: Peak nesting season for loggerhead and green sea turtles.August – October: Hatchlings emerge and make their mad dash to the sea.Beach Rules & RegulationsTo ensure the survival of hatchlings (with odds of only 1 in 1,000 surviving to adulthood), local ordinances are strictly enforced from May 1 to October 31:Keep the beach dark: Turn off, shield, or draw curtains on any ocean-facing lights at night.No flashlights or flashes: Cell phones, flashlights, and flash photography are prohibited on the beach at night.Knock down sandcastles & fill holes: Leave the beach flat and clean so nesting mothers and hatchlings don't get trapped.Remove beach gear: Take in all beach chairs, umbrellas, and equipment every night.How to See a Turtle See less

05/28/2026

wooo barracuda look at them teeth woooo