From an article about the high rate of bodies being found in the Spokane River in the last year and a half (11 in 16 months): "Bodies normally resurface in seven to 10 days, Walker said. They typically float at the surface for 24 to 48 hours before sinking again."
I'll keep that in mind.
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There's this charming time of the year in New York Harbor called "Floater's Week".
Tends to be in April.
That's when the water starts to warm up a bit.
Don't think about it too hard if you're having breakfast.
Nice. Do you go out and kayak a slalom through them?
Not quite, but some kayakers did find one once, and another time one of the more entertaining (in a good, if occasionally macabre, way) partners in my old kayak company ran a Floater's Week circumnavigation.
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