New Whale Species Identified, Already Critically Endangered – IOTW Report

New Whale Species Identified, Already Critically Endangered

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Researchers with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration believe they have identified a new species of whale in the Gulf of Mexico. The Rice’s whale is a filter feeder that can grow to 42 feet. It’s also critically endangered. There are believed to be fewer than 100 of them left. More

20 Comments on New Whale Species Identified, Already Critically Endangered

  1. “…fewer than 100 of them left.”
    Stupid reporting.
    If they just discovered them, how do the have an accurate count? How do they know their population is decreasing if they just discovered them?

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  2. Maybe it was launched from the ice caps when they melted in 2000 and now it has about 9 years left before all Earth is destroyed from climate change so we only have enough time to guess 100 of them, but Biden has a plan to save us all from that destruction 5 years after it happens, thanks to him spending our billions to be in the Paris climate fiasco.

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  3. @Jethro

    You have pointed out another good reason to mistrust scientists.

    That scientist also said they had “saved” a dead whale. At the very least, its a poor choice of words.

    Personally, I think God continues to create and that’s why that whale has been noticed only in the last 15-20 years.

    The Bible says he created everything in 6 days, but I interpret that as he created all living things he wanted to create at that time of original creation, but not that he stopped creating.

    A new variety of rat (non-human) was discovered in NYC a few years ago, in an area that’s been settled by westernized humans for almost 400 years. It’s either a new creation or nobody noticed it for 400 years.

    Also, new suns and other objects seem to be continually popping up in the universe. That’s ongoing creation, IMO.

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  4. Gin Blossom – If we could only convince the Chinese that German cockroaches are a delicacy.

    Well, according to what I have experienced and seen in Chinese restaurant kitchens, they already do! I DO NOT eat Chinese at all! I’ve seen roaches and other insects embedded in grease caked on the edges of cooking surfaces during fire inspections and my wife had one mixed in her noodles on our last trip to one of the pits the health department allows them to run!!!

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