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dxAce
- Jan 1, 1970
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Lloyd said:Why, thanks for imparting your knowledge, professor. (NOT)
It obviously never occurred to you that there could be more than one
cause for whale beaching, did it?
US Navy low frequency, high power, active sonar is one cause of whale
beaching, as are the spurious super hetrodyned difference frequencies
that multiple high power radio transmitters can produce. There can
also be biological reasons for beaching, and those are not our fault.
But the things which we CAN control are sonar and radio emissions, and
we need to do that better. The US Navy in particular are real horse's
asses about the damage they do to marine mammals, and Congress has had
to crack down on them. Hell, they even routinely abuse dolphins by
sending them into a battle zone to blow up mines.
The reasons for beaching are not "unknown" 'tard boy, so do a bit of
research before you open your buck-toothed mouth again.
LMAO at the 'tard.
dxAce
Michigan
USA