Crater Lake Newts Not Doing So Great – IOTW Report

Crater Lake Newts Not Doing So Great

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The Center for Biological Diversity sued the Trump administration on Thursday for slow-walking Endangered Species Act protections for the Crater Lake newt.

Living only in Oregon’s Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the U.S. and part of a National Park, the newt’s population has been decimated in recent years, thanks largely to the introduction of the signal crayfish. A 2024 scientific survey found only 13 newts, indicating a rapid slide toward extinction. More

20 Comments on Crater Lake Newts Not Doing So Great

  1. Wasn’t that report completed when Biden was still President (and would be for another two months), but it is Trump’s fault?

    And they know there are only about 13 left? Do they report in every day?

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  2. What’s the problem? According to Godless evolutionists, its survival of the fittest. 99% of all animals that have ever existed are extinct now.
    These newts are biological slackers.

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  3. A 2024 scientific survey found only 13 newts indicating a rapid slide toward extinction.

    Gee Wally, ya think maybe they stopped counting at 13?
    Ok, is it just me or would it seem possible that these enviro-weenies simply ginned up some “stats” to get a grant? I mean I know that’s NEVER happened before, but how do we know the accuracy of this information?
    I dunno, but it fits the mold!

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  4. Crater Lake must be full of rainbow trout.

    Colorado spinner with an angle worm on the hook.

    First cast. 06:00 a.m. Early July. 7000′.

    BAM! 13″.

    Breakfast.

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  5. Fucking idiots. Everybody is lying. Not saying that no one fishes in Crater Lake, but that is one heck of a hike down to the shore line to fish. Anyone who has seen or visited Crater Lake knows what I am talking about. It is just impractical to go and leisure fish there. Ha Ha Ha!!!

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