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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
Tom is increasingly interested in the rise of attacks on yaughts and small boats by orcas which also go under the name of killer whales. Three yaughts sunk in 18 months and dozens attacked in a killer zone off the Iberia coast. These attacks are spreading fast and an attack has been reported off the Shetlands which are a group of Islands off the Scottish coast and fameous for breeding very small horses. So called marine experts are blaming this on the behaviour of just one whale that they call White Gladys. Other whales are thought to be copying this. Interesting that they always attack the rudder of the taught effectively making the yaught rudderless. What the hell is going on here guys. It's all over the news |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"They’re reclaiming their territory (the Sea).
Thing is, word has got out about the 174 Orcas killed in captivity over the years. It’s payback time. The Orcas are coming for us.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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One of my most amazing things in my life was swimming with Whale Sharks.
I was so happy to be in their world. You have to question why humans fuck up everything they touch eventually |
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By *weetCruellaWoman
over a year ago
somewhere sweet and sour |
Very intelligent creatures. Unfortunately, we will never know exactly how their minds operate. But from we do know, they are highly organised, live in pods and are a family. If something has happened to one of them, it has probably spread to others. Just like us humans who can communicate easily, who's to say they don't have their communication methods?
Black fish doc opened my eyes to the injustice of captivity (even though I didn't agree with captivity anyway obv) and yet so far there has been no reported attacks on humans in the wild. Amazing ceatures, just love them. |
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"Very intelligent creatures. Unfortunately, we will never know exactly how their minds operate. "
So, a bit like dealing with women...although the intelligence level can vary somewhat? 
(Tom's threads never fail to deliver  ) |
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By *weetCruellaWoman
over a year ago
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"Very intelligent creatures. Unfortunately, we will never know exactly how their minds operate.
So, a bit like dealing with women...although the intelligence level can vary somewhat?
(Tom's threads never fail to deliver )"
We could turn the tables Mr Velvet Rope, and say exactly the same thing about men lol... but then that would unleash a battle of the sexes, and frankly, I've not had my third of tea to become Xena. Yet.  |
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By *bi HaiveMan
over a year ago
Forum Mod Cheeseville, Somerset |
"Are yaughts like Yachts- but made out of yogurt pots? it would explain why they're so flimsy!
Also, are you sure the horses are small and not just far away? "
I can confirm that Shetlands are indeed small in comparison to other horses, especially Shires and Percherons, which sometimes look like steroid induced mega horses the size of a small caravan.
However, they can also be far, far away, especially if actually on the Shetland Isles and you live in Cornwall or Kent, so your question is indeed valid as from that distance they look even smaller. 
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By *weetCruellaWoman
over a year ago
somewhere sweet and sour |
"They are attacking the things that have hurt them and mob mentality is spreading it, I just hope it doesn't turn into an obsession, as we tend to euthanise those animals that do  "
Reading the "expert" theories, they are saying it isn't to with revenge aa they would have started that in the 70s. They are saying they are more likely being attracted to playing with the part that gets damaged. Who knows... |
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