"And I'm like, I have no idea what you're talking about." It was his review of Lori's that started it all.Mullet Review guy's real name is Brandon Elliot. His new social media side gig has helped ...

During parched periods, there is less water available to dilute the system and flush out the salt, while rising seas push salt into the watershed, a process known as saltwater intrusion.

For years, offshore anglers have used heavy-duty electric reels to retrieve and deploy dredges. A three-tiered dredge pulling 50 rigged mullet creates tons of drag, requiring an electric reel with ...

He didn't realize others would soon follow. Elliott, aka Mullet Review, is known around the Queen City for his mom-and-pop restaurant reviews, goofy T-shirts and glorious blond locks. But he didn ...

Mullet school, bottom feed, are mostly vegetarian ... Or to see what’s out there. Florida Institute for Saltwater Heritage president Allan Garner offered one of the most whimsical reasons: “Because ...

With a fantastic soundtrack and an addictive bullet-brazen combat system to elevate an otherwise chaotic and primitive retro first-person shooter experience, MULLET MADJACK immediately becomes an epic ...

Mullet MadJack was released on PC last year, and passed a lot of console players by. It was recently released on Xbox, however, and was also added to Game Pass, making this the perfect time to have a ...

And this year, goals, too. Douglas is encouraging people to ask about his mullet to get people to open up and talk about mental health. This year, Douglas’ hair is shaved on much of the sides ...

"MULLET MADJACK is a HIGH-OCTANE-ACTION SHOOTER that put you directly inside a CLASSIC ANIME. Pick your favorite weapon and reach the last floor; Beat your best time or try again. Haste makes waste… ...

Excrement from the Northern Territory's saltwater crocodile population might be supporting plant and algae growth in Top End waterways, according to a new study. A feral-mammal-based diet ...

As an alternative to mining, Imperial researchers have created a technology that could be used to efficiently extract it from saltwater sources such as salt-lake brines or geothermal brine solutions.

Georgia offensive lineman Tate Ratledge did just that on Sunday in Indianapolis and while he put up impressive numbers in the drills, his majestic mullet won over a ton of fans on social media.