Thread: Climate Change and our Land of Fire, Flood and Drought.

I love Orcas. Seen them from Ships mostly while near Canadia. South of WA has a congregation near a big sea mount you may have heard of. They hunt other whales at times. A Video taken is rather famous.

Just reading of a few seeming to be attacking big white underbelly of yachts near Spain/Portugal . I suspect that might look like the belly of a whale from underneath. I wonder??

Rogue Orcs or hungry Orcas? I suspect they are hungry myself. A bit similar to a shark tasting boat motor, open water ocean shark types, which is clearly taste testing I think. With Tuna stocks in the area over fished and climatic changes possibly a factor ( my guesses only) My attempt to spearfishing for tuna in deep water might stop if I bring up this type of topic

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Have rogue orcas really been attacking boats in the Atlantic?

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

I love Orcas. Seen them from Ships mostly while near Canadia. South of WA has a congregation near a big sea mount you may have heard of. They hunt other whales at times. A Video taken is rather famous.

Just reading of a few seeming to be attacking big white underbelly of yachts near Spain/Portugal . I suspect that might look like the belly of a whale from underneath. I wonder??

Rogue Orcs or hungry Orcas? I suspect they are hungry myself. A bit similar to a shark tasting boat motor, open water ocean shark types, which is clearly taste testing I think. With Tuna stocks in the area over fished and climatic changes possibly a factor ( my guesses only) My attempt to spearfishing for tuna in deep water might stop if I bring up this type of topic

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Have rogue orcas really been attacking boats in the Atlantic?

Have rogue orcas really been attacking boats in the Atlantic?

Also in the Med or so I read.

Lots of Street orcas in Asian Cities.

It will be interesting indeed to see more research done over the next few years

2020 would have seen global wide significant reductions in CO2 emissions

Will that drop transpire first to any atmospheric measurable change
And two slow any measurable warming

My hunch is a global recession won’t even be enough to limit human resource use in a significant way

Essentially - even if we are warming the planet
There is no foreseeable change in the global economic system that will make a significant difference



Learning to adapt will be the future as opposed to halting CO2 emission

Unfortunately, we've already done so much damage that one slow year doesn't make much difference, as the trends are already baked in for the next century.
We're already up 1.4 degrees in the last century and a 3 degree average rise is predicted by the end of this century.

Have a read. Just an amusing yet interesting article

Limiting the world population to 500 million? - Michael Journal

Seriously weird states of mind behind that rubbish.

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Seriously weird states of mind behind that rubbish.

It’s a strange one isn’t it. The timing of it is odd.

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

I love Orcas. Seen them from Ships mostly while near Canadia. South of WA has a congregation near a big sea mount you may have heard of. They hunt other whales at times. A Video taken is rather famous.

Just reading of a few seeming to be attacking big white underbelly of yachts near Spain/Portugal . I suspect that might look like the belly of a whale from underneath. I wonder??

Rogue Orcs or hungry Orcas? I suspect they are hungry myself. A bit similar to a shark tasting boat motor, open water ocean shark types, which is clearly taste testing I think. With Tuna stocks in the area over fished and climatic changes possibly a factor ( my guesses only) My attempt to spearfishing for tuna in deep water might stop if I bring up this type of topic

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Have rogue orcas really been attacking boats in the Atlantic?

Don't use white antifoul paint.

That is all, DL