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[quote="Toxic"]Seal isn't fish. Wow.[/quote]
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Toxic
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 7:44 pm
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I don't even know what to say. Grow up, maybe? I don't really come here to play childish games.
Might Makes Right
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 7:40 pm
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Toxic wrote:
Seal isn't fish. Wow.
AAANNNND LIBERALS ARE WELL KNOWN FOR THERE LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE.
SEALS EAT FISH. THINK OUTSIDE THE EVIL CONSERVATIVE BOX STUPID.
Toxic
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 5:43 am
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Seal isn't fish. Wow.
Might Makes Right
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 5:09 am
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In my evil conservative mindset I declare, Kill the Seals, that means more fish for me to eat.
fellfire
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 10:15 pm
Post subject: Re: 1000's of harp seal pups are dead in canada!
Turk wrote:
fellfire wrote:
Turk wrote:
go back to myspace
How lame and pathetic is that? What next "Nonny nonny boo boo!"?
lynx should join you too
Why don't you stop trying to be clever and instead really discuss your opinions? You come on here routinely and posts opinions and only rarely do you ever discuss them. You usually do exactly what you are doing here: failing miserably trying to appear clever.
Turk
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 9:54 pm
Post subject: Re: 1000's of harp seal pups are dead in canada!
fellfire wrote:
Turk wrote:
go back to myspace
How lame and pathetic is that? What next "Nonny nonny boo boo!"?
lynx should join you too
Lynx
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 9:19 pm
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Next it will be: "go back to facebook"
OOOOOHHH BURN!!
fellfire
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 8:40 pm
Post subject: Re: 1000's of harp seal pups are dead in canada!
Turk wrote:
go back to myspace
How lame and pathetic is that? What next "Nonny nonny boo boo!"?
Lynx
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 4:43 pm
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Oh I know. Those damn plebians and their social networking sites!
Lester
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 8:07 am
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Well I think that the insult lies in the implication of crass ignorance that is portrayed by the majority of people who use myspace.
Lynx
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 3:52 am
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Who said he was ever at MySpace? And why is that an insult? It's a social networking site. I know normal people scare you to death, but it's just normal for the rest of us.
Turk
Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 11:55 pm
Post subject: Re: 1000's of harp seal pups are dead in canada!
fellfire wrote:
Turk wrote:
Some Chick wrote:
Global Warming Disaster as Thousands of Harp Seal Pups Perish:
Experts Call for Annual Seal Hunt to Be Cancelled
Wednesday 28 March 2007
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island - Thousands of harp seal pups are assumed dead in Canada's Gulf of St. Lawrence due to the lack of ice floes, which mother seals require to give birth and nurse their pups successfully. Experts with IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare -
www.ifaw.org
) have been carrying out daily surveillance flights over the region. They report that the Gulf of St. Lawrence, which is the annual birthing ground of hundreds of thousands of harp seals, is essentially devoid of both ice and seals.
"The conditions this year are disastrous. I've surveyed this region for six years and I haven't seen anything like this." said Sheryl Fink, a senior researcher with IFAW. "There is wide open water and almost no seals. I only saw a handful of adult harp seals and even fewer pups, where normally we should be seeing thousands and thousands of seals."
The ice conditions this year are among the worst on record. Scientists have recorded below average ice conditions in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and off Newfoundland for the past nine out of 11 years. In 2002, 75 percent of harp seal pups born in the Gulf died due to lack of ice before the hunt even began. This year, the ice conditions appear to be even worse than in 2002 and scientists with IFAW are concerned that pup mortality will be extremely high.
"It's highly likely that this year we could have close to 100 percent pup mortality in the Gulf of St. Lawrence due to the poor ice conditions caused by rising temperatures," said Dr. David Lavigne, IFAW's science advisor, who recently co-authored a report on the impacts of global warming on harp seals.
Experts with Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO), which monitors the harp seal population and sets targets for annual commercial seal hunt in Canada, have also acknowledged the increase in seal pup mortality this year. It is cited as one reason why the Canadian government has yet to announce the total allowable catch (TAC) or official start date of the this year's hunt, which is due to begin any day.
"It would be reckless for the government to allow the hunt to proceed this year, given the high pup mortality that has apparently occurred," said Fink. "We may not be able to save these seals from the effects of global warming, but the Canadian government can save the survivors from being hunted. I can only hope that they will do the right thing and cancel the hunt."
The Canadian government has permitted nearly one million seals to be killed in the past three years. The government quotas have continually exceeded the number of seals that can be safely removed without causing the population to decline. Last year, the TAC was set at 335,000 seals (far above the estimated sustainable level of 250,000) and the total number of seals reported killed was over 354,000 - exceeding the legal limit by 19,000 animals. Of the 354,000 seals killed last year, 98 percent were under three months of age.
sounds like bullshit
That's an insightful analysis, I will put it up there with "CFR Scumbags" and "Free market and bank reform are the answer".
go back to myspace
fellfire
Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 5:09 pm
Post subject: Re: 1000's of harp seal pups are dead in canada!
Turk wrote:
Some Chick wrote:
Global Warming Disaster as Thousands of Harp Seal Pups Perish:
Experts Call for Annual Seal Hunt to Be Cancelled
Wednesday 28 March 2007
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island - Thousands of harp seal pups are assumed dead in Canada's Gulf of St. Lawrence due to the lack of ice floes, which mother seals require to give birth and nurse their pups successfully. Experts with IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare -
www.ifaw.org
) have been carrying out daily surveillance flights over the region. They report that the Gulf of St. Lawrence, which is the annual birthing ground of hundreds of thousands of harp seals, is essentially devoid of both ice and seals.
"The conditions this year are disastrous. I've surveyed this region for six years and I haven't seen anything like this." said Sheryl Fink, a senior researcher with IFAW. "There is wide open water and almost no seals. I only saw a handful of adult harp seals and even fewer pups, where normally we should be seeing thousands and thousands of seals."
The ice conditions this year are among the worst on record. Scientists have recorded below average ice conditions in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and off Newfoundland for the past nine out of 11 years. In 2002, 75 percent of harp seal pups born in the Gulf died due to lack of ice before the hunt even began. This year, the ice conditions appear to be even worse than in 2002 and scientists with IFAW are concerned that pup mortality will be extremely high.
"It's highly likely that this year we could have close to 100 percent pup mortality in the Gulf of St. Lawrence due to the poor ice conditions caused by rising temperatures," said Dr. David Lavigne, IFAW's science advisor, who recently co-authored a report on the impacts of global warming on harp seals.
Experts with Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO), which monitors the harp seal population and sets targets for annual commercial seal hunt in Canada, have also acknowledged the increase in seal pup mortality this year. It is cited as one reason why the Canadian government has yet to announce the total allowable catch (TAC) or official start date of the this year's hunt, which is due to begin any day.
"It would be reckless for the government to allow the hunt to proceed this year, given the high pup mortality that has apparently occurred," said Fink. "We may not be able to save these seals from the effects of global warming, but the Canadian government can save the survivors from being hunted. I can only hope that they will do the right thing and cancel the hunt."
The Canadian government has permitted nearly one million seals to be killed in the past three years. The government quotas have continually exceeded the number of seals that can be safely removed without causing the population to decline. Last year, the TAC was set at 335,000 seals (far above the estimated sustainable level of 250,000) and the total number of seals reported killed was over 354,000 - exceeding the legal limit by 19,000 animals. Of the 354,000 seals killed last year, 98 percent were under three months of age.
sounds like bullshit
That's an insightful analysis, I will put it up there with "CFR Scumbags" and "Free market and bank reform are the answer".
Turk
Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 2:01 am
Post subject: Re: 1000's of harp seal pups are dead in canada!
Some Chick wrote:
Global Warming Disaster as Thousands of Harp Seal Pups Perish:
Experts Call for Annual Seal Hunt to Be Cancelled
Wednesday 28 March 2007
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island - Thousands of harp seal pups are assumed dead in Canada's Gulf of St. Lawrence due to the lack of ice floes, which mother seals require to give birth and nurse their pups successfully. Experts with IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare -
www.ifaw.org
) have been carrying out daily surveillance flights over the region. They report that the Gulf of St. Lawrence, which is the annual birthing ground of hundreds of thousands of harp seals, is essentially devoid of both ice and seals.
"The conditions this year are disastrous. I've surveyed this region for six years and I haven't seen anything like this." said Sheryl Fink, a senior researcher with IFAW. "There is wide open water and almost no seals. I only saw a handful of adult harp seals and even fewer pups, where normally we should be seeing thousands and thousands of seals."
The ice conditions this year are among the worst on record. Scientists have recorded below average ice conditions in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and off Newfoundland for the past nine out of 11 years. In 2002, 75 percent of harp seal pups born in the Gulf died due to lack of ice before the hunt even began. This year, the ice conditions appear to be even worse than in 2002 and scientists with IFAW are concerned that pup mortality will be extremely high.
"It's highly likely that this year we could have close to 100 percent pup mortality in the Gulf of St. Lawrence due to the poor ice conditions caused by rising temperatures," said Dr. David Lavigne, IFAW's science advisor, who recently co-authored a report on the impacts of global warming on harp seals.
Experts with Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO), which monitors the harp seal population and sets targets for annual commercial seal hunt in Canada, have also acknowledged the increase in seal pup mortality this year. It is cited as one reason why the Canadian government has yet to announce the total allowable catch (TAC) or official start date of the this year's hunt, which is due to begin any day.
"It would be reckless for the government to allow the hunt to proceed this year, given the high pup mortality that has apparently occurred," said Fink. "We may not be able to save these seals from the effects of global warming, but the Canadian government can save the survivors from being hunted. I can only hope that they will do the right thing and cancel the hunt."
The Canadian government has permitted nearly one million seals to be killed in the past three years. The government quotas have continually exceeded the number of seals that can be safely removed without causing the population to decline. Last year, the TAC was set at 335,000 seals (far above the estimated sustainable level of 250,000) and the total number of seals reported killed was over 354,000 - exceeding the legal limit by 19,000 animals. Of the 354,000 seals killed last year, 98 percent were under three months of age.
sounds like bullshit
Lester
Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2007 5:22 am
Post subject:
Docsmitter wrote:
Are you telling me that a few thousand seals can't find a patch of ice out of the thousands of acres of sea ice...????
Well they can, but I think the problem is a patch of ice isn't really gonna cut it for a thousand seals, it's not that there isn't space for them, it's just that there isn't enough space for all of them.
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