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Timelapse: Victorian house moves on the streets of San Francisco
Creator: Karl Mondon | Credit: Bay Area News Group
Creator: Karl Mondon | Credit: Bay Area News Group Copyright: Bay Area News Group
February 23, 2021
On February 21, 2021 in San Francisco, CA, a 139 year old house was moved to a new location. The city wanted to build an apartment building, but owner Tim Brown did not want to knock down his house.
The house was moved on dollies six blocks away. The move cost $400,000 and took several years to plan.
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![Scientists have discovered that three kinds of sharks that live in the deep ocean glow in the dark. The kitefin shark (shown above in normal light, and glowing) is the world’s largest known glow-in-the-dark vertebrate. It can grow to nearly 6 feet (1.8 meters).
(Source: Mallefet, Stevens and Duchatelet [CC BY 4.0], Frontiers in Marine Science.)](https://irvingtigernews.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/shark-fmars-08-633582-g003-1200-500x267-1-475x254.jpg)
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