I’m reading my National Geographic. I have a lifetime subscription. Well, technically, my dad had a lifetime subscription and when he died, I inherited it. As such, it expires in 2014 (I think), which I guess is when my dad was supposed to expire. I’ve been getting and reading National Geographic my whole life and I don’t know that I can give it up - regardless of how lefty they are sometimes.
Anyway… I’m reading my National Geographic and came across this sentence:
Fargo, the world’s premier whale-poop-sniffing dog, could pick up a scent a nautical mile away.
It raises so many questions!
How many whale-poop-sniffing dogs are there?
Do they have to wear scuba gear?
Are there dog-poop-sniffing whales?
Do the dog’s trainers have to carry around mounds of whale poop to train the dog?
Does whale poop sink or do they have floaters every now and then?
Life’s mysteries…
Wow! This raises so many questions!!!
We must know more! Context of the article? What was the article? We have to see this in context! LMAO
It was part of a lengthy article about why the Right Whales are in trouble and have a habit of being run over my large ships.
Another of life’s mysteries is why they keep sending us your dad’s subscription even though they know he’s dead. It’s like they’ve been in denial the past 17 years.
I’m glad whoever bought it for him is getting their money’s worth.
How large is whale poop?
Whales poop a lot, almost 3% of their total body mass each day
http://askville.amazon.com/whale-poop/AnswerViewer.do?requestId=3756366
Right Whales? Are the conservative? If not, ACORN willprobably try and sign them up to vote. The left will object to anyone who tries to disinfranshize their right to vote.
Look up ambergris.
Expensive stuff ... which explains why someone trained a dog to look for it while beach-combing.