Mmmmm anchovies!
The US Coast Guard of course has to spoil the party, and says people will face fines for whale harassment of at least $2,500 if they do not stay least 100 yards away from the encroaching whales. Uh... whale harassment?
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戦争の経済学
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ArmstrongEconomics.com, 2/9/2014より：
戦争の経済学
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5 comments:
Sugoi!!!
All those gulls are a clue that the whales had bubble-netted a school of food (krill? small fish?) and plunged through it, mouths open, to trap the food and and force water out through the baleen and then swallow. I don't think they gave the humans a thought there. http://www.alaskawhalefoundation.org/bubbleNetFeeding
Whales ... in Japan the government protects those who kill them, and in California the authority tries to stop those who love them too much.
sometimes it is a luck that the whale meets some people!
http://twolittlecavaliers.com/2011/07/whale-caught-in-fishing-net-rescued-by-boaters.html
That would have been bad news for the girl. That fish is like a submarine. :s !!!
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