At least 19 bald eagles die in Alaska »
Posted By STONERS 1 year, 10 months ago in Science & TechnologyAt least 19 bald eagles died Friday after gorging themselves on a truck full of fish waste outside a processing plant.
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tehranchik1 year, 10 months ago
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Eagle_Eye1 year, 10 months ago
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AAAAAAAAAA... (Eagle Screams )AAAAAAAAA... OMG, THIS IS SO BAD!!!!!! THIS IS HORRIBLE!!!! THIS WAS PREVENTABLE!!!!
They need to be fined for each bird death, it is $500,000 per bird by law, I am so depressed!!!!!!!!!! This has ruined my weekend, I am in mourning!!!!!!!
How can they be so stupid, they know something like this attracts the birds, this was human neglect and thoughtless actions!!!!!!
AAAAAAAAAA... (Eagle Screams) AAAAAAAAAA...
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Shadowolf1 year, 10 months ago
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These birds are our National Emblem...this is criminal negligence at BEST...at worst,some sadistic S.O.B. left that cover retracted on purpose...ANYONE in Eagle Country knows that wherever the fish-smell is strong,Eagles will gather...
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getreal11 year, 10 months ago
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Those Eagles and any wild life are crucial to the environment. Their food supply must be almost like scarce. I thought they didn't eat any thing that they didn't kill themselves. That is one bird that should never be taken off the endangered species list. My kids and I had the pleasure of exchanging views with one. It was perched on the roof of a church, we stood in the parking lot, trading views of each other, then it started to take off and dipped toward us like it was coming down to us. Then it went up. We saw it flying around about a week off and on. I saw two flying last summer.
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tanglang1 year, 10 months ago
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Here is the link to their website so you can see exactly what products they sell. I know I will be checking labels.
http://www.oceanbeauty.com/index.htm
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Eagle_Eye1 year, 10 months ago
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TY for the link tang!!
Ocean Beauty Seafoods LLC, 1100 West Ewing Street, Seattle, Washington, USA 98119
info@oceanbeauty.com
If every one can send them an email with your feelings regarding their thoughtless actions it may prevent tragedies in the future.
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4mogger1 year, 10 months ago
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Yeah. It is sad. But you ignorant slackjaws will cry over some birds while human fetuses fill trash bins around our cities.
The Eagle is not endangered in Alaska. Not even threatened.
The Eagle will be fine.
Taking money from a company--so much that it hurts them, will only hurt the families they employ. So really you are hurting the children.
What do you evil people have against the human babies that all you want to do is kill them and take away their food and toys!?!?
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lvrofwolves1 year, 10 months ago
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you know 4mogger, just because you care about 1 thing doesn't mean you don't care as much or even more about other issues, try and keep up, this article is about this Eagle incident,about people taking responsibility for their negligence, not fetuses in trash bins.
Should we just look the other way when comapnies employ people that need to feed their families? what about abortion Drs???? huh??? they have families to feed as well. What about drug dealers, prostitutes, loan sharks, puppy mills??? the list is in the 1,000s I'm sure of people who are employed that have families to feed but are doing the wrong thing!!! they need to be held responsible.
Another thing, if this company is negligent, how many other things might they be lax on???, some that may harm humans as well, after all they are producing food for us.
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thaw1 year, 10 months ago
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this is sad. but, let's see where this goes. this just happened. so let's give ocean beauty a chance to respond to the problem.
it could have been a simple problem of human error by a new employee, or someone not doing their job, or the trucking company's mistake, or just the truck driver going for coffee break at the wrong time.
this is definitely a sad situation. and in need of an investigation to find the problem, and make sure it doesn't happen again.
please don't take this as indifference to the story. but a boycott of the company named, hurting the many families of its employees maybe premature. definitely email the company to find out what happened, and what will be done about it. and keep an eye out for the products they are involved in. but, let us find out what happened, first.
(and bringing up the "fetus" issue is inappropriate for this thread.) go create another thread for that.
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4mogger1 year, 10 months ago
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mesodude:
"I hope this settles the question as to whether the "Bridge to Nowhere" State can be trusted to protect the environment in the event that they succeed in their obsessive quest to drill for oil."
says the dumba$$ with the natural gas heated home and oil powered car.
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STONERS1 year, 10 months ago
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Just report 4mogger and let the propeller team deal with them. Aparently they are starved for some attention...Hit report then block this kid.... And I see my other stalker has come out again (((cityslicker))) lol!!! Get a life you two...
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4mogger1 year, 10 months ago
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4mogger1 year, 10 months ago
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lvrofwolves:
"name 1 person on here who said they care more about eagles then they do about humans??? just name 1"
How about every last one of you. You do know that it is a crime to disturb a Bald Eagle's eggs.
But an unborn human. That is just lifeless flesh.
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mesodude1 year, 10 months ago
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"You do know that it is a crime to disturb a Bald Eagle's eggs. But an unborn human. That is just lifeless flesh."
--But we "disturbed" lots of unborn IRAQI humans with our daisy cutter bombs and AK-47s. Do you make it your mission in life to obsess about them as well or are their lives of even less value to you than a Bald Eagle's?
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liberal-with-a-gun1 year, 10 months ago
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wow, the bald eagle really does represent what this country is all about, greed. Those poor birds just couldn't help but getting the goods, even at the stake of their own demise. And what's funny is that the gov had to step in and help the birds, after they got themselves into a hole. I was waiting for a "and the moral of the story is....."
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mesodude1 year, 10 months ago
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"wow, the bald eagle really does represent what this country is all about, greed. Those poor birds just couldn't help but getting the goods, even at the stake of their own demise."
--Where in the article do we learn that the eagles are "greedy"? Have you studied bald eagles? What do you actually know about bald eagles?
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Shadowolf1 year, 10 months ago
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...it wasn't the amount they ate,LibGunner;it was the fact that a truck full of fishguts,skin,bones and oil,was the equivalent of a Venus Fly Trap...super-sized!!! Look, mate, Eagles ain't "pure" predator, they live as part time scavengers as well...Result: the birds were soaked in oil,which (1)fouled their wings,so they couldn't fly, and (2)soaked their down,which is like dumping you into a pit of very thin mud on a 10 degree(F) day:your insulation is shot,and if you panic,you flop around and force yourself under the surface...add a bunch more people,and you will be climbing on each other in an attempt to get out...later,you may be sorry that the guy whose head you stood on drowned, but too late...
Eagles ain't as smart as (some of)us,far less problem solving abilities...So it behooves us who CAN care for others to do so...my opinion,sure,but a reasoned one!!!
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4mogger1 year, 10 months ago
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This is actually a good thing. Since I do believe in the natural survival of the fittest (weaklings like STONERS need help and sensors) the Eagles that overate but still survived will pass on their superior genes and the Eagle will be better for it!
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STONERS1 year, 10 months ago
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Debbie1 year, 10 months ago
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All things need our care and compassion, whether its unborn children or eagles in Alaska. I do hope the fish co. suffers a huge fine for irresponsibility. But happy that some people cared enough to take quick action to save the birds they could. Wow....I didn't know that about Obama and the born alive infant protection act.
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Silverghost1 year, 10 months ago
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4U Debbie, RE: "Obama and the born alive infant protection act."
http://illinoisreview.typepad.com/illinoisrevie...
Propeller site:
http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/11/...
-Rev. S
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canadianrancher571 year, 10 months ago
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My grandfather farmed our farm for over 75 years and never saw a bald eagle but in the last 10 years we are starting to see them in the fall and sometimes in the spring. until you actually see one of the birds and relize what an enormous bird they are I don't think you can respect them. The numbers of these birds are on the rise but to loose this many because of stupidity is sad. This fall we counted 11 on one day, they were feeding on a small creek that was open and the water runs over a set of rapids which gives them easy picking.
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