On 1/30/2013 8:30 AM, Ellen Bulger wrote:
> Don't you think the wind whipping up a lot of the organic matter that
> would naturally be on the surface of the ocean would do this? It is
> not unusual to find small drifts of foam on wrack lines. There are a
> lot of proteins from various plant and animal plankton. And sea weed
> is used as a thickening agent, is it not? The typhoon is a giant
> kitchen whisk with a lot of determination and elbow grease.
I agree and since there were and are constant earth quakes in the area
on the North and East side - Hurricane on the West side
and the south side is one of the wonders of the ocean - a deep area that
up swells towards land bringing food for the great wales
that go there to feed.

It is a nature event, lower levels or up to "MAN" in any event.

Martin

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