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From: Snowshoe1/5/2024 8:00:51 PM
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Record Breaking 2000Kg Of Fish Caught In Seine Net Fishing
(Village beach haul in Sri Lanka)
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From: Neeka1/31/2024 12:14:04 PM
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WATCH – Researchers: Newborn Great White Shark Spotted Off California Coast in First-Ever Clip

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From: Jon Koplik2/4/2024 1:43:24 AM
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FL beach / 1,200-pound surprise -- miamiherald.com

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From: Neeka2/10/2024 1:35:21 AM
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Wild Fish Follows His Diver Best Friend Everywhere | The Dodo

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To: Neeka who wrote (1395)2/10/2024 2:54:52 PM
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I love it thanks.

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From: Snowshoe4/4/2024 9:28:34 PM
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100,000 live salmon spilled off a truck in Oregon. Most landed in a creek and lived.
spokesman.com

April 4, 2024

On a recent morning in March, while dew was still on the road, there occurred the salmon smolt mishap of northeast Oregon.

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife said on Tuesday that one of its tankers was in an accident on March 29, resulting in the escape of thousands of live salmon that were being moved as part of a federal and state program to replenish stocks depleted by dams.



In an undated photo from U.S. Fish and Wildlife, chinook smolts that were being carried in a tanker truck that crashed on an Oregon highway, spilling more than 100,000 of the fish. Most of the fish flopped into a creek off the road, and they are expected to survive and continue their journey to the Pacific Ocean. (U.S. Department of Fish and Wildlife via New York Times)

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From: Neeka6/18/2024 3:45:34 PM
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History Made: First Human-Whale 'Chat' Revealed

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From: Snowshoe7/2/2024 3:43:20 AM
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Somewhere in Minnesota...

Dockside friendship between woman & sunfish reaches nine years


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From: Neeka7/19/2024 5:50:20 PM
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To: Neeka who wrote (1400)7/19/2024 6:47:40 PM
From: miraje
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Those divers are Darwin Award candidates, IMO..

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