Did a nor’easter whip a puffer fish into a tree? An investigation

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A powerful nor’easter pounded New England last week, prompting coastal evacuations and causing flooding so extreme that water rushed into downtown Boston.

In the storm’s aftermath, a local, freelancing weather man, Peter Lovasco, who once contributed weather reports to The Gloucester Daily Times, tweeted a couple pictures of what appears to be some species of puffer fish or porcupine fish impaled on a Gloucester tree. 

Omg #Pufferfish one of my fiancee’s friends found this fish in a tree from the past weekends Monster Nor’easter #Gloucester ma .. those waves ment business.. Crazy fish in a tree.pic.twitter.com/c6BK2hiY8n

— NEMAStormWatch (@PeterLovasco) March 7, 2018 Read more…

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