Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Sundowner on April 23, 2012, 03:43:52 PM
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Astonishing!
Regards,
Sun
(CNN) -- Environmental authorities are investigating the deaths of more than 800 dolphins that have washed up on the northern coast of Peru this year.
The dolphins may have died from an outbreak of Morbillivirus or Brucella bacteria, said Peruvian Deputy Environment Minister Gabriel Quijandria, according to Peru's state-run Andina news agency. Speaking to CNN, he said he expects test results to be ready within the week.
"Right now, the most probable hypothesis is that it's a virus outbreak," he said.
Quijandria said Thursday that 877 dolphins have washed up in a 220-kilometer (137-mile) area from Punta Aguja to Lambayeque, in the north of the country.
More than 80% of those dolphins were found in an advanced state of decomposition, making it difficult to study their deaths, according to Andina.......
http://www.cnn.com/2012/04/22/world/americas/peru-dead-dolphins/index.html?hpt=hp_bn2
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Eating dolphins... not bottlenose. :)
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Eating dolphins... not bottlenose. :)
My Mahi Mahi dinner is going to get expensive? :cry
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Those must of missed the space bus to leave early before the intergalactic highway comes through
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I dont think our species is the only one that has outbreaks of disease. The Whale kissers will probably blame this one on USN submarines finding out how deep they are.
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I dont think our species is the only one that has outbreaks of disease.
We aren't:
SIV: simians
Various diseases wiped out bees
WNS: bats
Monkeypox: monkeys
Largemouth Bass Virus: freshwater panfish
Mad Cow: Cows
Chronic Wasting Disease: Antlered wild game such as deer and elk
VHS:Fish
These are just a few examples.
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Those must of missed the space bus to leave early before the intergalactic highway comes through
Thanks for the fish. :aok
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Those must of missed the space bus to leave early before the intergalactic highway comes through
Man what great books I need to re-read those.
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In many of these beachings the mammals have bleeding inner ears. Coincidentally military sonars have been used in close vicinity before that...
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So it's the Russians again with their damned super sonar? I'm gonna kill a bottle of vodka tonight in remembrance of the poor dolphins.