[Cronos]

[Red Badger]

[null and void]

I saw this movie, Anaconda, wasn’t it?

[Dahoser]

..As he prepared his dinner, he remembered that the water lilies in their native habitat in Rwanda grew in a shallow stream, and that there is much more CO2 above water than below, so he changed the depth of the water he was using in his experiment in a bid to get them more of the gas. It worked.

Ahem. The settled science says that CO₂ is bad. A telegram needs to be sent to the lily pond so this guy can be educated properly.

[lee martell]

Each of us has to decide what it is that provides us with a purpose driven life. Here is a Botanist who has chosen to embrace,adore and analyze a particular species of lily. He has given it value and committed himself to saving it from extinction. His efforts have evolved from finding an interesting pass time into becoming a way of life.
Decades ago,a French scientist named Jacque Cousteau did something similar while introducing the public to the many inhabitants of Neptune’s watery domain.

[redfreedom]

I recall a movie, probably from the 30’s, where a cow or similar went into a piranha infested water. The water around it started to boil. The heavier part of the carcass with meat still on it rolled over with the other half of the carcass skeleton showing topside.

In other words, in a matter of seconds half the animal was cleaned off down to just bones.

And this clown is playing games with them?

It’s on the order of the idiot that went to live with grizzlies in a national park and got eaten.

[ShadowAce]

“Plants don’t speak. Plants don’t cry. Plants don’t bleed,” he said. “So I’ve decided to speak for them.”