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stayshiny t1_iu875xt wrote
Reply to comment by invisible32 in A missile hits near a café in Ukraine. (Safe For Work) by Alabussy
Nah man he's hung up on the delivery system, everyone knows that propelled artillery doesn't count, it only matters when it whistles as it gets dropped from the plane. Neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoowwwwww. Boom. You know?
stayshiny t1_isfmvh6 wrote
Reply to comment by Ferengi_Earwax in Almost 100 years since being initially proposed, the location of adult European eels' breeding place (upon their 5-10,000 km migration across the Atlantic Ocean) has been demonstrated directly as the Sargasso Sea for the first time. by Litvi
There's a lot of great history in literature and Eels - they inspired a lot of monster stories and still do now!
stayshiny t1_isfllcw wrote
Reply to Almost 100 years since being initially proposed, the location of adult European eels' breeding place (upon their 5-10,000 km migration across the Atlantic Ocean) has been demonstrated directly as the Sargasso Sea for the first time. by Litvi
There was a decent Sci Fi book by Steve Alten (writer of the Meg, turned into a movie by idiots) called 'The Loch' which describes the Loch Ness monster as an Anguilla Eel that was unable to complete its migratory spawning journey to the Sargasso Sea and grew to massive sizes.
stayshiny t1_isfl7ys wrote
Reply to comment by Ferengi_Earwax in Almost 100 years since being initially proposed, the location of adult European eels' breeding place (upon their 5-10,000 km migration across the Atlantic Ocean) has been demonstrated directly as the Sargasso Sea for the first time. by Litvi
Yes, you will find European Eels in British rivers, they migrate from there to the Sargasso Sea, though not all Eels found in those rivers will be the same species that does this.
stayshiny t1_j7yv8e1 wrote
Reply to comment by BurntRussianBBQ in "Beach Logs Kill!" Second Beach, La Push, WA, USA. [OC] [3000x4000] by evilleppy87
Neither do I but this is kinda funny now.