USM team tracks oil spill's effect on whales, Morning Sentinel (Maine), November 24, 2010:
John Wise, a professor of toxicology and molecular epidemiology, and 16 students spent their days aboard the Odyssey, a 93-foot sailboat, taking cell samples from humpback, Bryde's and sperm whales in the Gulf and the Atlantic. ...
Wise's children, John Jr. and Cathy, both biology majors at USM, and his wife, Sandy, were part of the research crew.
[H]is son caught two fish that were filled with oil; but they didn't see oil on the surface of the water, even when they were within a few miles of the spill site.
See also: Photo surfaces of black substance inside large fish caught by Florida man
Mobile, Al: Back bay locals catching fish full of oil. When attempting to take hook out oil leaks out of gills/mouth. Louisiana back bay alligators belly up. Locals throughout the GOM states are sick without ever having stepped in the water. Dying slowly, quietly.
Not quickly or quietly enough.
touche'.....
Evelyn de Rothscild & polly parrot:
Your comments seem to imply that you *want* the people de*d as-soon-as-possible. Am I understanding you correctly?
Correct. You simply do not understand our Plan.
We hide in plain sight. "Ordo Ab Chao"
Order from chaos: No. You're not hiding in plain site. If you're hiding in plain sight, how is it that I see you so clearly?
Is there something revolutionary on your mind or in your plans. And, do be careful. The stench will give-you-away before you're seen.