Looks like the zombie salmon here after they spawn. They basically just start decaying and die over several weeks. They’ll be alive, but poor for eating and death is assured. They pool up and make for quite the spectacle.View attachment 158630
By the time they get to the Lake. The older ones get these lesions on them. Nasty. Eagle fodder.
I lost a sock in my dryer. I assume it animated and went to heaven.
WTF, why is this happening? What did humans fuck up now?Looks like the zombie salmon here after they spawn. They basically just start decaying and die over several weeks. They’ll be alive, but poor for eating and death is assured. They pool up and make for quite the spectacle.
Being a Windows addict, I reboot before retiring for the night because habit. It ain't necessary...I am finding macOS needing way more frequent reboots than Win10.
So they decay rapidly after spawning...sounds uncomfortably familiar.Looks like the zombie salmon here after they spawn. They basically just start decaying and die over several weeks. They’ll be alive, but poor for eating and death is assured. They pool up and make for quite the spectacle.
i *almost* bought an old sun server when i was in college. really glad i didn't."Blame Sun Microsystems."
When the males fertilize the eggs. They stir up heavy metals and phosphates in the silt the females lay the eggs in.WTF, why is this happening? What did humans fuck up now?
I picked up a Sun workstation and 21" CRT during my 3rd year when I worked for Nortel.i *almost* bought an old sun server when i was in college. really glad i didn't.
genny river still that bad?When the males fertilize the eggs. They stir up heavy metals and phosphates in the silt the females lay the eggs in.
And Salmon just die after spawning. Their bodies actually introduce nutrients into the the environment that supports their offspring. It is a feature not a bug.When the males fertilize the eggs. They stir up heavy metals and phosphates in the silt the females lay the eggs in.
I had a Silicon Graphics Indigo for a while...I picked up a Sun workstation and 21" CRT during my 3rd year when I worked for Nortel.
Then immediately sold for a nice profit
Been happening long before humans. It's what makes these salmon bright red, then they get streaks and sores and then they just die in place. Then there's decaying salmon everywhere and feasts for the rest of the food chain, before winter comes and freezes everything. They spend so much energy getting upstream to the spawning areas that they just die afterwards.WTF, why is this happening? What did humans fuck up now?
It was a Rainbow Trout. They can spawn multiple seasons. Only the males seem to have the lesions.And Salmon just die after spawning. Their bodies actually introduce nutrients into the the environment that supports their offspring. It is a feature not a bug.
Mill Creek in Webster downstream from Xerox.genny river still that bad?
If only you had a bespoke pocket knife you could protect yourself from the Teddy.
If I've only got an old fashioned Swiss Army knife and not one of the discussed hipster knives, do I use the can opener attachment or the hook to get stones out of horses hooves to fend it off??If only you had a bespoke pocket knife you could protect yourself from the Teddy.
I'm not sure about the answer to that question, but one thing you could do is let Teddy consume your hand/fingers with a $300 fitness ring on it and then claim the subsequent fitness results as your own. You'd crush some KOMsIf I've only got an old fashioned Swiss Army knife and not one of the discussed hipster knives, do I use the can opener attachment or the hook to get stones out of horses hooves to fend it off??
In b4 Rideit posts his dickring strava accomplishments.I'm not sure about the answer to that question, but one thing you could do is let Teddy consume your hand/fingers with a $300 fitness ring on it and then claim the subsequent fitness results as your own. You'd crush some KOMs
one on the left is cool... the other... no thanks.
no way. 90's mtb's had way better color schemes.
I wouldn't worry about it too much. Whatever implement you use will likely snap back onto your fingers anyway.If I've only got an old fashioned Swiss Army knife and not one of the discussed hipster knives, do I use the can opener attachment or the hook to get stones out of horses hooves to fend it off??