LAURA KNIGHT-JADCZYK AND JOE QUINN
Since the 9/11 attacks, no book has provided a satisfactory answer as to WHY the attacks occurred and who was ultimately responsible for carrying them out - until now.
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California will crumble...you can see it happening right now.
As a Florida Surfer, I've seen:
- About 100 square yards - or more -completely filled up with dolphins each and all enjoying an orgy. (Here in the Indian River, about 1/2 mile from where I type this.) *
- Within the last 2 years, a mama dolphin swimming half circles to round up fish against the same riverbank, and then, when baby would come to nurse, she would kick baby with her tail or nose to "get back in there and eat ooe of these fish I've rounded up for you!!!" And the baby did... (Also, here in the Indian River, about 1/2 mile from where I type this.) *
- Countless dolphins and sharks surfing waves. (Dolphins will hop out of the water in front of them; sharks won't.)
- A pair of dolphins repeatedly and perfectly concurrently hopping out of the front of a wave they were surfing in and then spin IDENTICALLY & PERFECTLY TIMED/COORDINATED 360 twists before they hit the flats in front of the wave and then, do it again. (Blew the doors off "synchronized swimming.")
- I always thought that "tailstands" were taught at Sea World by using a clothesline with hanging herring. I've seen a pair in a mating dance, tail walking backwards, flipper to flipper, 40 yards at a stretch, turn, and jump forward and into the water together, and then back up and do it again, (perfectly timed, of course), and again, and again.
But we "higher" life forms think that they can't communicate. My Ass!
R.C.
*Yes, I admit it - I then too wished I was a dolphin, but I was 15 or so, ... nevermind.- Then again, I guess I still would do it. ;-) (Or an eagle or falcon...)
RC
was taught to wild dolphins from one that learned it in captivity and was then released in Australia. Dolphins are some smart creatures!
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theyre sending a message.'so long and thanks for all the fish'.