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Well guys, sometimes the whale wins. You know the joke
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Well noted, sometimes the hunters become the hunted, case in point, the 'lions of Tsavo'.
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Confirmation from the New Bedford Whaling Museum,
this is NOT a whaling knife, but a 'round knife' for working leather, just as Richard noted. -finis- |
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I am also offended by the continued murder of whales, "ABOLISH THE WINDMILLS!"
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The noise generated by wind turbines has been attributed by some as the cause for whales beaching themselves. On a more serious note these "wind mills," produce infrasonic sound waves that have been proven to be detrimental to humans and weaponized by various countries.
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Duly noted ... and applauded
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