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California beachgoers are at risk of having their surfboards stolen this summer by an otter with a criminal record! Last year, this animal was responsible for a frightening crime spree in Santa Cruz. CBS reported that the female otter, estimated to be five years old, had been caught on camera stealing boards from unsuspecting surfers. Who knew that such a little creature could cause so much chaos? Now, CBS tells us that the animal, known as otter 841, seems to have returned to the scene of her many crimes. However, it looks like she may have abandoned her lawless ways in favor of the straight and narrow path. Photographer Mark Woodward has managed to capture some photos of the former thief, and he thinks that the otter’s surfboard-stealing days are behind her. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hefti Brunold III (@hefti3) “She was being very respectful of the surfers,” he reported. Mark also believes that it’s best if beachgoers don’t try to get too close to the creature. “I hope she could be left alone,” he said. “She lives her best life. Hopefully she will refrain from getting on the boards. But who knows?” Otter 841 may have had her reasons for becoming a surfboard thief. Some animal experts think there’s a reason that otter 841 was so confrontational last year. She was pregnant! Now that the otter has given birth to a sweet little pup, she may be less interested in commandeering surfboards from humans in the water. If you’re wondering how an otter could steal a surfboard in the first place, there’s video evidence of how the animal pulled off these heists. Her approach was pretty simple, actually! First, she’d climb onto a surfer’s board. Then, she’d scare the human away! She appeared to enjoy biting the board, too. Screengrab from Instagram We’re glad to hear that this hardened criminal seems to have reformed. However, we wouldn’t advise Santa Cruz surfers to let their guard down just yet! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Surfers Beware: Board-Stealing Otter Makes Another Appearance In California appeared first on InspireMore.

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If you’re an avid LEGO Fortnite builder, you’ll be pleased to learn the High Complexity warning is no more. However, limits still exist, so here’s how to fix the Low Memory and Too Many Constructs Nearby errors in LEGO Fortnite. What are the Low Memory and Too Many Constructs Nearby warnings in LEGO Fortnite? Screenshot: PC Invasion Before we dive into fixes, let me quickly explain what these new warnings are, as they matter to players with busy worlds. The High Complexity warning that has existed since launch is now replaced by two new error messages. Unfortunately, this means that High Complexity still technically exists, but we now have a few ways to combat it. If you see the Low Memory warning during gameplay, it means you’re reaching the building cap for your world. The Too Many Constructs Nearby error tells you that builds in the local area are becoming too complex. Fortunately, Epic Games has outlined fixes for each error. The solutions are...