Re: civilization as we know it [Archive] - ForumsHQ
Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 6:58 pm
Here some recent news.
the story (http://www.metroactive.com/metro/03.29.06/squid-0613.html)
Giant Squids Migrate north to California - MILLIONS began streaming north to the California. No one knows why they came here. No one knows the impact they will have on the state's economy and the environment.
a photo i found
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/state/images/050120squid.jpg
In spite of their large size, Humboldts live only one to two years. T
Their growth rate approaches one millimeter per day, a phenomenal pace.
They eat and eat and eat. They ingest plankton, they chomp fish, they attack small sharks, they devour each other and they do not stop, ever.
That, of course, has left fishermen in California wondering: What impact will the squid have on our already struggling fish stocks?
Toomanyshoes and I have heard about odd animal migrations for the last few years. Land, Sea, and Air, animals are getting the fuck up out their homes.
the story (http://www.metroactive.com/metro/03.29.06/squid-0613.html)
Giant Squids Migrate north to California - MILLIONS began streaming north to the California. No one knows why they came here. No one knows the impact they will have on the state's economy and the environment.
a photo i found
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/state/images/050120squid.jpg
In spite of their large size, Humboldts live only one to two years. T
Their growth rate approaches one millimeter per day, a phenomenal pace.
They eat and eat and eat. They ingest plankton, they chomp fish, they attack small sharks, they devour each other and they do not stop, ever.
That, of course, has left fishermen in California wondering: What impact will the squid have on our already struggling fish stocks?
Toomanyshoes and I have heard about odd animal migrations for the last few years. Land, Sea, and Air, animals are getting the fuck up out their homes.