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I can beat that. While surveying mussels in Pine Creek in southern Ohio I
discovered that someone's hobby was killing dogs. Below every bridge were
dead dogs, tossed into the creek -- everything from skeletons to bloaters
-- for mile after mile. Being a cat person, I wasn't offended, but
definately Bad Juju.
>While clamming in the panhandle of Florida, I came upon 2 wild pigs and a
>turkey, all in states of decomposition within a few meters of each
>other......what kind of mojo do I get from that? The images are seared
>into my little brain.
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G Thomas Watters, PhD
Ohio Biological Survey &
Aquatic Ecology Laboratory
The Ohio State University
1315 Kinnear Road
Columbus, OH 43212 USA
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"The world is my oyster except for months with an 'R' in them" - Firesign
Theater
"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and he
has to buy a license" - GTW
"Beliefs are more powerful than facts" - Duke Paulus Atreides
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