Posted Tuesday 19th February 2008 13:40 GMT
How long before these creatures end up on French and Japanese dinner plates? Run, Hide, sea creatures!
A Penguin, as they are down there in that hemisphere too.
Posted Tuesday 19th February 2008 14:25 GMT
Looks like Lester decided to 'improve' the article with photos from his last seaside holiday to Brighton.
Posted Tuesday 19th February 2008 16:26 GMT
Must be looking for funding...
Posted Tuesday 19th February 2008 16:26 GMT
Is it possible to do any science any more without genuflecting to the GW religion - now called environmental change just in case the eugenicist politics has to switch horses onto Global Cooling (some time soon). Just like nobody in the old USSR could ever make a proposal without demonstrating how it was entirely in line with the dialects of marx engels and lenin.
Posted Tuesday 19th February 2008 22:44 GMT
nobody has ever said anything about global cooling. They call it climate change because the place just doesn't get hotter. Some places get worse storms, some get less rain, and the whole place gets a bit deeper.
Posted Tuesday 19th February 2008 23:24 GMT
Article says they're viewing these creatures in their "undisturbed" state. That chain sawing its way through the coral looks pretty frickin' distrubing to me.
Posted Wednesday 20th February 2008 02:10 GMT
Australia: Bewdy! Some grouse fish down 'ere mate!
France: Le pisces magnifique! Sacre bleu! Citroen!
Japan: Ahh.. we find many large whales tangled in propelor. So sorry!
Mines the scuba suit with black tie underneath, thanks.
Posted Wednesday 20th February 2008 06:53 GMT
looks like the japanese boat has dumped some prawn crackers down in preparation for a feed!
mine's the khaki fred-flintstone outfit, mate!
Posted Wednesday 20th February 2008 11:46 GMT
I don't go in for calling people morons. Howeever, I would point out that contrary to your "nobody has ever said anything about global cooling.", I actually spent two years in the 1980s studying the forthcoming ice age, which was a certainty at the time.
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