The Briefing Room
General Category => Science, Technology and Knowledge => Topic started by: ABX on August 01, 2016, 08:30:48 pm
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The sea is dark and full of terror. Well, perhaps not always terror, but certainly mysterious lifeforms, as evidenced by a bizarre purple blob that appeared off the coast of California the other week.
Now, a new bemusing lump of biological matter has appeared near the shores of Bunbury, Western Australia, and it’s safe to say that it caused some fishermen a bit of head-scratching. Smooth, pink, fleshy, and unbearably smelly, this chunky conundrum simply couldn’t be identified – at least at first.....
http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and-animals/heck-smelly-pink-blob-floating-indian-ocean/
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The first seagull to pop its beak into that is in for a big surprise.
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Without reading the story I'm gonna say its some kind of dead baleen whale.
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Without reading the story I'm gonna say its some kind of dead baleen whale.
Yep, stomach full of gas from decomposition like a big zit waiting to pop, and she goes...
(http://big.assets.huffingtonpost.com/explodingwhale600.gif)
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Without reading the story I'm gonna say its some kind of dead baleen whale.
If it is anything like a beaver in a similar condition ... DON'T POKE IT WITH A STICK.
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Another Malaysian airliner?
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My God! They found Robert Maxwell.
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Dead whale welled up like a poisoned puppy...could be enough hydrogen sulfide in there to be quite dangerous.