http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/2998120.stm
That is good news.
Well, hey, alright!
Say, as an aside: Do they ever call out above water? The reason I ask is that I read in the Guinness book that their calls can reach sound levels of up to 188 dB, which is just 4 dB shy of the lethal shockwave that occurs with 192 dB sound (quoting the GB). It would certainly be quite a hang if this were so.
That is good. Now, when will they reach population levels where we can start hunting them again - at sustainable levels, of course.
Mmmmmmm- whale flesh.
I think we need to nip this in the bud before they get out of hand again.
What if they evolve legs? How would you like a blue whale walking down your street, stomping on your SUV? Hmm?
For God’s sake, think of the children.
jjimm Let’s go get us a couple, before they’re all gone!
Yay!! So how long 'til we can get whale sushi? (Just kidding!)
Dammit.
Now we’re gonna need bigger tuna nets…
OK, just finished getting a kennel. (NASA had a remaindered-stock auction on Saturn-V hangars).
Shouldn’t that be a transparent-aluminum tank?
“Captain, there be whales here!”
Save the Whales - Collect the Whole Set.
But this is good news! Go Whales!