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Now slightly more rare

• moffkalast 2y ago
  But eventually less rare, once they get the barbecue going that is.
  • Affric 2y ago
    Deceased beached whale is not animal cruelty to eat. I too am curious.
    • pvaldes 2y ago
      If not animal cruelty, is definitely animal stupidity (and by animal I mean human animal) We talk about eating a big animal that died from some unknown cause (maybe plastics?, or poisons?, diseases?), and then resurfaced after a while by the accumulation of decaying gasses. And don't miss the best part, the 90cm parasite worms living in the ear
      • Affric 2y ago
        The boundary between curiosity and stupidity is fractal.
        • defrost 2y ago
          It's a strange geometry alright: https://www.sea.museum/2013/12/02/bathing-in-a-dead-whale-crazy-or-cure https://www.sea.museum/2013/12/02/bathing-in-a-dead-whale-cr...
• lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 2y ago
  In terms of sightings over time, this actually made them significantly less rare. (And statements like that are why it's said that there are lies, damned lies, and statistics.)
  • Affric 2y ago
    On the phone but what is the Poisson distribution of this one like with and without? (Open question)