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Work of MSU Shark Scientist Featured on Disney+ National Geographic Documentary
SUMMARY: Marcus Drymon, a marine biologist and associate Extension professor at Mississippi State University, participated in a National Geographic documentary on Disney+. His research on sharks, particularly focusing on shark depredation and their role in coastal ecosystems, attracted the production company in late 2022. In the documentary titled “Shark Beach with Anthony Mackie,” Drymon and Mackie fish for bull sharks in Lake Pontchartrain, discussing the complexities of their habitat and behavior. This experience excited Drymon and impressed his children, marking a unique blending of his professional work with family entertainment, while emphasizing the importance of shark conservation.
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SUMMARY: Hattiesburg, Mississippi, is gaining global recognition as a rising public art destination, joining major cities like Paris and New York. Home to over 100 public art installations—including murals, sculptures, and painted utility boxes—Hattiesburg is committed to making art accessible to all. Highlights include the “Hattiesburg Horizons” and “BE YOU” murals, Mississippi’s first painted basketball court, and the “Tiniest Art Gallery.” The Hattiesburg Public Art Trail offers an engaging way to explore the city’s artistic landscape. With ongoing beautification efforts, Hattiesburg is solidifying its reputation as the artistic hub of the Gulf South.
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SUMMARY: As spring approaches, Mississippi offers a variety of exciting festivals. Notable events include the Silo Square Arts Festival in Southaven on March 29, 2025, which supports the Palmer Home; HubFest in Hattiesburg on the same day, featuring music and crafts; the World Catfish Festival in Belzoni on April 5, showcasing the state’s love for catfish; the Double Decker Arts Festival in Oxford, expected to attract over 65,000 visitors; and the Picayune Spring Street Festival on April 5-6, celebrating art and antiques. These festivals highlight local culture and contribute to community economic development.
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SUMMARY: Little “q” Ranch Quail Hunting Preserve, located near Oxford, Mississippi, is a prime destination for traditional outdoor hunting experiences. With guided quail and pheasant hunts available, both novices and seasoned hunters can enjoy modern amenities and onsite lodging. The ranch, founded by educator Josh Quong, embodies Southern outdoor traditions and has hosted memorable hunts since 2009. Visitors can also engage in fishing excursions and training sessions for safe hunting skills. Little “q” promises a family-friendly atmosphere where guests, like young Maddox, leave with unforgettable memories and plans for future visits. Explore packages and book a hunt at littleqranch.com.
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