Florida Bugs in Iceland. Yup, That Happened.

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Nature’s Plot Twists

Iceland discovers Florida’s most annoying export: mosquitoes

Iceland, home of glaciers and serenity, just found its first Florida mosquito. That’s not a typo, the pesky bloodsuckers apparently hitched a ride and set up shop in the land of fire and ice. Climate change? Cargo container stowaways? Theories abound. But when mosquitoes need a passport, we’re in uncharted territory.

Nostradamus, everyone’s favorite 16th-century doomsday poet, apparently circled the end of 2025 on his “uh-oh” calendar. Details are fuzzy — as you'd expect from cryptic quatrains, but it’s something about catastrophe, conflict, and the usual end times fanfare. Interpret as you will. Or just add it to the pile of reasons why 2025 needs a nap.

Which story had you muttering “you’ve got to be kidding me”? Hit reply, I read them all, even the Nostradamus ones. — Doug