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Whales can evolve past that strange hypersensitivity?+
Re: Re: Our brothers the whales need a lot more study -- Silverfox Post Reply Top of the thread Forum
Posted by: DWA
02/09/2008, 11:03:15
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 From the link:"And so it was again, Tuesday, Jan. 15, when Bush announced that he was granting waivers that would allow the Navy to continue using sonar in densely populated ocean canyons and other shallow water migration paths off the coast of Southern California, in violation of court orders designed to protect whales and dolphins from bleeding ears, brain damage and other bad effects of sonar."

Even with that grant of executive option slack, I will optimistically assume that the USNavy takes pains to avoid close encounters of the strange kind with whales, whenever possible.

A submarine collision with a canyon wall with ensuing underwater landslides might be rather upsetting to the bottom feeding fish, North Korean made Russian sonar buoys, and rock-sucking abalone, too, you know.

(added) I saw a news note this Saturday Feb. 9 evening that a federal judge overruled President & commander-in-chief Bush. Before or after? I'm not sure about that constitutionally working.

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