Scientists claim increasing world jellyfish population is bad sign for planet
by Rich Bowden - Aug 4 2008, 01:26
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Barack's comment is out of line. He needs to calm down and take a moment to introspect and then try again.
I say we start eating jelly fish
i say that we should look for more preys that can eat jelly fish's so then less of them would would be helping them for global warming!! :)
Jellyfish do not cause global warming. Reducing their numbers will not fight global warming. Finding new predators is as simple as constructing proper fisheries management (easier said then done), so that the jellyfish foe remain and keep jellyfish populations in check.
i dont get this dumb site. it sais it has jelly fish population, but it dosnt dont waste your here.
obviously this is going to affect us hugely in the way we obtain nutrition from the seas. anyone who thinks else is a retard
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Barack H.Aug 4th, 2008 - 21:32:20
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