"Right now, anywhere we go from shore to 20 miles offshore, from Sarasota to Tarpon Springs, we canīt find a single creature alive on the bottom | |
Anonymous Coward 12/08/2005 10:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: "Right now, anywhere we go from shore to 20 miles offshore, from Sarasota to Tarpon Springs, we canīt find a single creature alive on the bottom Dive instructor Michael Miller took underwater video to try to figure out the mystery. "Right now, anywhere we go from shore to 20 miles offshore, from Sarasota to Tarpon Springs, we canīt find a single creature alive on the bottom right now," said Miller. Miller says heīs never seen such death and devastation under water in his 20 years of diving. "All the coral, all the sponges, all the crabs, not a single living thing, all the star fish, the brittle stars, everythingīs dead," said Miller. Click here for an enlarged image of more dead sea life. |
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Anonymous Coward 12/08/2005 10:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: "Right now, anywhere we go from shore to 20 miles offshore, from Sarasota to Tarpon Springs, we canīt find a single creature alive on the bottom link: [link to www.baynews9.com] |
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Kreeper 12/08/2005 10:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: "Right now, anywhere we go from shore to 20 miles offshore, from Sarasota to Tarpon Springs, we canīt find a single creature alive on the bottom The Red Tide was reported to extend 20 miles out also... Letīs see, there is a Red Tide extending 20 miles out. All the living fish and creatures mobile enough to leave did. The turtles are showing signs of Red Tide intoxication. All the creatures remaining within the area are dead. They have never seen a Red Tide this big. They have never seen an area with this much destruction. Hmmm, I just canīt figure out what is going on.... People just love a mystery. So much so, that they make them out of things which have already been explained. |
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Anonymous Coward 12/08/2005 10:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: "Right now, anywhere we go from shore to 20 miles offshore, from Sarasota to Tarpon Springs, we canīt find a single creature alive on the bottom OP acknowledges previous post of same report: Gulf Mystery- I think itīs important so I used a catchier title...stole this from that thread... Mystery odor Thursday, July 28, 2005 McCarty and other officials canīt explain the odor. Many Pinellas County residents are wondering whatīs causing an awful smell. Some attribute it to red tide, while others say itīs from a gas leak. The situation started Thursday morning when Pinellas Emergency Services received several phone calls from people saying they smelled propane in Largo, Madeira Beach and Seminole. Seminole Fire Rescue responded to the calls. "There is a heavy odor in the area," said Allison McCarty with Seminole Fire Rescue. "We have responded to all the 911 calls, as we are supposed to. We have an actual gas meter that we can detect the air quality [with]. And thereīs no reading of any gas in the area. Thereīs no propane, although it smells like it. It appears that [itīs] something related to the gulf, something coming in off the gulf." The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said it hasnīt received any odor complaints in the area. |
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Anonymous Coward 12/08/2005 10:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: "Right now, anywhere we go from shore to 20 miles offshore, from Sarasota to Tarpon Springs, we canīt find a single creature alive on the bottom yesterday on fox weather or something they said some of the water in hte gulf was 91 degrees, like bath water, did anyone see this, could this be killing sea life |
Anonymous Coward 12/08/2005 10:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: "Right now, anywhere we go from shore to 20 miles offshore, from Sarasota to Tarpon Springs, we canīt find a single creature alive on the bottom anyway look for much more of this strangeness to occur not only hear but around the world |
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MR.LOGIC 12/08/2005 10:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: "Right now, anywhere we go from shore to 20 miles offshore, from Sarasota to Tarpon Springs, we canīt find a single creature alive on the bottom when i lived in this area i could not take being near the beach when the red tide was running... unbearable odor, seemed very hard to breath also. what is happening is the red tide depleteīs the oxygen content of the water, that is why the water is dead and the fish are leaving, there is no oxygen in the water, or not enough anyway...just my thought |
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JayRodney 12/08/2005 10:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: "Right now, anywhere we go from shore to 20 miles offshore, from Sarasota to Tarpon Springs, we canīt find a single creature alive on the bottom It figures Armageddon would start where I live! Itīs sickening! I absolutly love turtles and have had them as pets for years. I watched as a loggerhead mother came up to Turtle beach and lay eggs. So big and yet so gentle...you can stroke them on the head while they are on land, and they act like the love it. Turtles are very underestimated in intellect. |