The old camera had viewers in 50 states and around 160 countries, and was trained on a pair that viewers unofficially nicknamed “Nancy and Beau” until it collapsed during a heavy snowstorm.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-11-19 17:15:47">November 19, 2024 at 5:15 PM EST</time>

The old camera had viewers in 50 states and around 160 countries, and was trained on a pair that viewers unofficially nicknamed “Nancy and Beau” until it collapsed during a heavy snowstorm.{ai:summary}<p>A popular camera, known for capturing a pair of animals nicknamed "Nancy and Beau," had viewers from 50 states and 160 countries. It collapsed during a heavy snowstorm. </p><p>#culture</p>

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