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Lauren Howard

Lauren Howard

Verified

Multimedia Journalist, Spectrum News Coastal NC

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Total articles 21

  • Washed-up whale on Outer Banks died from blunt force trauma

    By Lauren Howard Verified| Spectrum News Charlotte Verified Following a necropsy last week, scientists said the young humpback whale that washed up in Corolla on the Outer Banks on April 10 suffered from blunt force trauma and that was the likely cause of death. The marine mammal stranding team and North Carolina Aquarium staff found its organs significantly decomposed, and they discovered fractured vertebrae and previous fishery scars from a previous entanglement.

    By Lauren Howard Verified · Spectrum News Charlotte

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • 300 bird deaths reportedly found in Cape Hatteras

    By Lauren Howard Verified, Ashley Van Havere| Spectrum News Charlotte Verified Nearly 300 dead birds have been found near Cape Hatteras on North Carolina's Outer Banks, raising concerns that bird flu may be spreading among wild bird populations. Wildlife officials are investigating and conducting tests to confirm the cause.

    By Lauren Howard Verified, Ashley Van Havere · Spectrum News Charlotte

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • Washed-up whale on Outer Banks died from blunt force trauma

    By Lauren Howard Verified| Spectrum News Charlotte Verified Following a necropsy last week, scientists said the young humpback whale that washed up in Corolla on the Outer Banks on April 10 suffered from blunt force trauma and that was the likely cause of death. The marine mammal stranding team and North Carolina Aquarium staff found its organs significantly decomposed, and they discovered fractured vertebrae and previous fishery scars from a previous entanglement.

    By Lauren Howard Verified · Spectrum News Charlotte

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Spectrum News Coastal NC

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

+1 203-905-7801