OT: Coming to a beach near you in NJ and NY
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Yeah, but at least most of us can tell the difference between the two.
Maybe you can get yourself a picture book or something.
Another one, this time off the beach in Manasquan, about 200 yards north of the inlet.
When I was up there it was maybe 100' off the beach but seems to have moved farther out.
When I was up there it was maybe 100' off the beach but seems to have moved farther out.
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Start with the oil rigs in the gulf ok?
Fake news Dave. Read my posts. Have no issues with seeing the windmills. Just not a fan of their sustainability or the cost or the price of electricity when they do get online
You are right that the decision has been made by horse tooth Murphy
Not that I know of but not 100% sure.
The whale did finally become beached. There's a front loader up at the beach that I assume will be moving it to whereever they decide bury it.
Only a few short years ago dead whales showing up on a New Jersey beach would have caused conservation and animal rights outrage. Not so much now as long as we can reach the Green New Deal goals of destroying the oil and gas industries. The highly educated of DC most who have never held a real and actual job that counts. 9 whales within several months ( and counting) is not a great look .
They are outraged. There were rep's in Manasquan this afternon talking to the press.
You should at least to try to know what you're talking about.
They don’t care about wildlife , clearly ITT, especially Greg2020, agendas get in the way
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Whales have been washing up onto beaches for awhile
2016–2024 Humpback Whale Unusual Mortality Event Along the Atlantic Coast
Since January 2016, elevated humpback whale mortalities have occurred along the Atlantic coast from Maine through Florida.
"The whale's death is likely to reignite the ire of groups who are blaming offshore wind energy development for the strandings. Groups such as Clean Ocean Action and Save LBI have urged the federal government to stop all offshore wind work in the ocean until the deaths are thoroughly investigated. The groups say noise from sonar mapping of the ocean floor and soil boring is harming or killing the whales.
"There's never been 10 whales in two months," said Zipf, referring to whale strandings along New Jersey as well as New York. "That's unprecedented."
She added: "What also is unprecedented is 11 permits for the offshore wind industry companies to conduct pre-construction activities, with authorization from the federal government, the National Marine Fisheries Service, to harass or harm… over 63,000 marine mammals… They know that this is harmful activity, which is why they issued them (offshore wind companies) permits for harming up to 63,000 animals."
Dead whale washes ashore near Manasquan Inlet; 8th since December in NJ
A dead whale washed ashore in Manasquan on Monday afternoon. It's the eighth to die along New Jersey's coast since early December.
www.app.com
Only 9 dead whales since December 5,2022… if this was Hawaii they would be rioting in the streets. Remember when Captain Kirk and First Officer Spock came to San Francisco to save the Whales. Most on this board most likely saw that movie and probably thought how wonderful that would be .SAVE THE WHALES. It needs to be stopped and fully investigated by environmental experts not the NJ clown circus.
I know exactly what I’m talking about .I suggest you understand in NJ talk is cheap especially by bought off reps. You need to read what I said. Not what you want to believe and trust the media and press.
So,,, you're saying that Capt. Kirk is responsible, somehow, for all this?
Is... is Capt. Kirk there with you now?
9 whales along the Jersey shore? In 2 months? The other link covers the entire coast and some years ago. So it is either caused by one of several things . Virus, chemical or disruption from installing coastal windmills. It’s not from ships or boats in the area. Why doesn’t Hawaii ( which has them ) allow them in the off shore waters ? The answer is they know what happens to sea life in the areas around these untested wind turbines. Murphy was bought by the Swedes.
I think this level of discussion may be well beyond your capacity.
You make light but watch. This will be repeated by those who have made up their minds despite no clear explanation.
They shut parts down of the Maine Lobster fishing to stop THE POTENTIAL of killing a Wright (sp) Whale and now we have 9. The usual Interesting Gov. consistency.
I heard it was woke that killed the whales on a critical whale theory laptop, with a bo(a)rder weaponization blue life. Many people are saying it. The best people, frankly. I've been hearing.
#BanAllShips
#ShipsMurderWhales
#Where'sTheFauxOutrage?
Whale that washed ashore in Manasquan was likely hit by a ship, officials say
Whale that washed ashore in Manasquan was likely hit by a ship, officials say
Federal authorities say a whale that washed ashore this week near the Manasquan Inlet appears to have been killed by a ship strike.
www.app.com
More endangered whales. Damned windmills.
www.seattletimes.com
Orca Moms Pay a High Price to Feed Large Adult Sons
After a female dives to catch a salmon, she surfaces with it sideways in her mouth. Her son lurks over her shoulder. This feeding continues throughout his life.
www.seattletimes.com
More endangered whales. Damned windmills.
Orca Moms Pay a High Price to Feed Large Adult Sons
After a female dives to catch a salmon, she surfaces with it sideways in her mouth. Her son lurks over her shoulder. This feeding continues throughout his life.
Is that the equivalent of living in your parent's basement?
All of a sudden nobody cares about whales anymore#BanAllShips
#ShipsMurderWhales
#Where'sTheFauxOutrage?
Whale that washed ashore in Manasquan was likely hit by a ship, officials say
Whale that washed ashore in Manasquan was likely hit by a ship, officials say
Federal authorities say a whale that washed ashore this week near the Manasquan Inlet appears to have been killed by a ship strike.www.app.com
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