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Viewers Angry After Tampa Man Was A Contestant On “Naked And Afraid”

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Viewers Angry After Tampa Man Was A Contestant On “Naked And Afraid.”  Before we get into why some of the viewers are angry, I want to say congratulations to Marlin Sims for even having the courage to go on a show like this. I talked to him this morning and he told me that he lives in Apollo Beach. Apollo Beach is about 40 minutes from where I live in St. Petersburg. I was not able to watch his episode yet but if you did what were your thoughts? Feel free to email me at  Babs@wild941.com. Below is a preview of Sim’s episode.

Viewers Angry After Tampa Man Was A Contestant On “Naked And Afraid”

Apparently, viewers were upset because Marlin quit 13 days into filming. In a video below Marlin explains how fans are upset with him and feel like he’s a quitter. He on the other hand says going on this television show was on his bucket list. Even though he left 13 days in, he left with a smile on his face and said that he felt accomplished. I mean I probably could only last 1 day, if that. Would you ever be a contestant on this show? If so, how many days do you think you could last? Also, you are only able to take a few items. What items would you take? Send an email to the address above.

What are some of your favorite reality shows?

Im not really into the challenge reality shows. Im more of a Real House Wives, Baddies type of girl. Basically I like trash T.V.  How about you? Is there a show that Im missing out on that I should be watching? The messier the show the better! If the challenge show is messy and dramatic, I might be intrigued to watch. Have a great day!

Report Says These Florida Cities Will Be Underwater By 2050

Nervously singing, “Under the sea, Under the sea.” I’m nervous because one of the cities that will be underwater by 2050 is close to where I live in St. Petersburg. I plan on being alive. Me, my future kids and grandchildren may be affected by this. According to the Travel.com website, certain Florida cities will be underwater by 2050. Can you guess what those cities are? If the answer is no, you will find out below.

Rising Sea Levels Will Result In These Florida Cities Being Underwater

Rising sea levels are caused by climate change and sadly this will result in several Florida cities being underwater by 2050. Ice caps are also melting and hurricanes/ storms are contributing to the destruction of low-lying coastal areas. It has been predicted that sea levels could rise as much as eight feet by 2100. Yes, that might not seem like much but it will make a huge difference in certain U.S. cities.

Even if the sea levels were to rise by a foot, it could put some cities underwater. Rising sea levels are predicted to cause ‘chronic and disruptive flooding.’  So no, residents won’t have to turn into mermaids. The constant flooding would however make parts of the city unlivable. Sadly in some of these places, historic sites may get ruined.

This Will Affect People Vacationing In Florida

This absolutely will affect the people vacationing in Florida. The cities on this list are where a lot of people like to travel. Why would someone want to go where it is constantly flooding? Sadly money will be lost if tourism slows down.

Hopefully, the government is being proactive and putting things in place to prevent cities from being underwater. Florida cannot afford to lose our tourists. Again, that is one of our biggest money-makers. What are your thoughts on this? Feel free to email me Babs@wild941.com. Thanks

These Florida Cities Will Be Underwater By 2050

  • Miami

    According to environmental writer Jeff Goodell, Miami may be underwater sooner than 2050. He says that once the flooding starts to wash away the beaches, it will be to hard for government to maintain them.

    Estimated Year: Before 2050

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  • Key West

    I knew Key West would be on this list. It will be one of the first cities to start flooding due to the rise in sea levels. By the year 2060, its predicted that over 60% of the livable land will be flooded.

    Estimated year: By 2060

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  • St. Pete Beach

    This one for sure hits close to home because I reside in St. Pete, and I go to this beach often. Environmentalist predict that by 2060 the livable land on St. Pete beach will be submerged.  They say it will rise to 99.5% by the turn of the century.

    Estimated year: By 2060

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  • Fort Lauderdale

    Climate scientists predict that Fort Lauderdale will be doomed. Researcher Benjamin Strauss once said ” Even if we could just stop global emissions tomorrow on a dime, Fort Lauderdale, Miami Gardens, Hoboken, New Jersey will be under sea level.”

    Estimated year: By 2040

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Shandra “Babs” Littleton is a member of the WiLD Squad. She’s originally from Detroit but has spent most of her “grown-up” life in Fort Myers, Florida where she graduated from Florida Gulf Coast University. Babs loves to write about everything from Tampa concerts, to WiLD murders that happened in Florida, and her favorite businesses.

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