[george76]

[george76]

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[Hunble]

Yup, they are starting to realize that the Earth is cooling....

[Rb ver. 2.0]

There’s a great passage in Blind Man’s Bluff about Navy Divers tapping a Soviet undersea communications cable 400’ below the surface of the sea of Okhotsk and bringing huge crabs back into the sub for the crew to eat.

[KarlInOhio]

some Antarctic creatures have extreme physiological adaptations to help them weather the cold — some fish, for example, have natural antifreeze flowing in their blood.

We must warm the globe. If another ice age were to hit, only Ted Kennedy might survive with his layer of blubber and unnatural antifreeze flowing in his blood.

[djf]

Not only do fish have antifreeze, they also have a somewhat miraculous blood system of arteries/veins.

Even though they are cold blooded per se, they do generate small amounts of internal heat. And the structure of the veins/arteries act as a form of a living heat exchange system, which keeps that minute amount of heat concentrated in their core, where it is least likely to escape.

[Antonello]

Am I imagining things or did someone just inadvertently admit the some animals would actually benefit from global warming?

[SunkenCiv]

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[TexanToTheCore]

I was unaware that the ranges of animals were absolutely fixed, just like in a zoo. What you can learn on this board, whooey!

[SunkenCiv]

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