A helpless deer was spotted struggling on the thin frozen surface of Loon Lake in Washington. Trapped, exhausted, and unable to stand, the frightened animal fought desperately to survive as the ice cracked beneath its legs. Brave rescue workers carefully approached with ropes and patience, risking their own safety to save a life. With calm voices and gentle hands, they guided the deer back to solid ground. In the end, the exhausted animal stood up and slowly walked back into the wild—safe at las

1.1K views · 18K reactions | Nothing to see here… just a Common Loon running down a lake. Loons can’t take off from land. They require anywhere from 200-600 feet to run on the water and gain enough speed for lift-off. #4k120fps #sonya1ii #commonloon #runningonwater | Ken Anderson Photography | Facebook

DOUGLAS COUNTY — The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is seeking assistance from the public in locating a missing Lake County man after his vehicle was found in the Elliott State Forest. Undersheriff Brad O’Dell said on Sunday, Nov. 30, deputies responded to a report that a white 2002 Ford utility pickup had been found unoccupied by hunters on an unmaintained roadway near Loon Lake. O’Dell said deputies identified the vehicle as belonging to 61-year-old Robert Cotter of Christmas Valley. Read the