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Loch Ness Monster rises again, in time for the Scottish referendum. But how will she vo... - 2 views

  • A sonar image from the depths of Loch Ness is set to spark further speculation that Nessie may be about to make a long-awaited appearance. Captured on underwater scanning equipment aboard a luxury cruise vessel, the clear reading appears to show a large object in the deep waters below. The screenshot – revealed days after satellite images apparently showing a mystery object in the loch were published – is set to cause fresh excitement among frustrated Nessie hunters.
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    quote- "A sonar image from the depths of Loch Ness is set to spark further speculation that Nessie may be about to make a long-awaited appearance. Captured on underwater scanning equipment aboard a luxury cruise vessel, the clear reading appears to show a large object in the deep waters below. The screenshot - revealed days after satellite images apparently showing a mystery object in the loch were published - is set to cause fresh excitement among frustrated Nessie hunters." states Tim Stanley on the subject of Nessie.
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FLMNH Ichthyology Department: Tarpon - 0 views

  • Zooplankton and small fishes prey on tarpon in the egg and larval stages, and piscivorous birds are primary predators of juvenile tarpon once they enter nursery areas. Sharks, e.g. bull and hammerhead, are the main predators of adult tarpon, but porpoises and alligator also prey on the fish.
  • Though tarpon usually spook easily and show extreme weariness when around humans, they occasionally, and usually accidentally, injure humans. Most injuries occur when anglers try to release tarpon after a fight, whereby tarpon have reportedly killed the angler in its violent thrashing. To avoid this situation, one should not attempt to boat a tarpon that is still green (i.e., full of vigor). Let the fish thoroughly tire out before attempting to either gaff or bring the tarpon close for release. Occasionally a tarpon will rush toward and inadvertently leap into the boat. Several tarpon guides have reported having such a fish destroy rods, electronics, and other equipment.
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