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This seems like the 6th story in the last week, referencing St George and the second one today re:St George parish in Baton Rogue. St George was...
I am with Scott Ritter regarding mercenaries. The scum of the earth.
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I saw huge amounts of these jellyfish on New Years Eve when I took the car ferry to the Moreton Bay Islands. This is the bay immediately to the east of Brisbane area for those unfamiliar with the area. The car ferry is fairly slow moving, so you can check out the water if you want to. At that time they were about 1/3 as thick as in the picture provided, but were everywhere I looked as we travelled along. I finally quit looking for them because they were everywhere. Moreton Bay is a pretty big body of water, running from well North of Brisbane, and down into the region of the Gold Coast.
I had never noticed them before on any trips in the bay.
Now this article is dated 17 days after I saw them, and the Bay kind of bottlenecks down in the Surfers Paradise area; so maybe the wind and currents have funnelled all that I saw on New Years Day, into the region?
If not, there are TONS more on the way, as the whole bay was infested with them. I even wondered if they would clog up the engine coolant pipes of the ferry. I enquired at work about these, and was told, yes they can give you a pretty bad sting.
I read an article recently on how the worlds oceans were becoming the perfect environment for jellyfish to explode in numbers.
This was due to pollution, Fukushima, and loss of jellyfish predators, etc.
We might need to get used to sights like this in the future, and of course, that kills the "lets go swimming" idea pretty quickly.
This is bad for the tourist biz, as it is these beaches and the surf which bring so many to holiday in the area. Big financial hit for the Gold Coast is brewing, or swimming offshore.
Pravdaseeker