Who Knew Rivers Could Be So Spooky? Geo Rutherford Takes Us on a Deep Dive! @loc
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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Deadly whirlpools, lost cities and boiling rivers! Who knew nature could be so spooky? Educator and artist Geo Rutherford shows just how bizarre the natural world can be in her illustrated nonfiction book "Spooky Rivers." Join Rutherford and moderator Jennifer "JJ" Harbster to dive deep into the fascinating world of strange waterways with the latest addition to her "Spooky Lakes" series. Sponsor: General Motors.

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