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originally posted by: putnam6
originally posted by: marg6043
If one billion crabs were dead in the beaches right now, we will be smelling the stench for months, I am from an Island, I know how dead fish smells like, even the seaweed once a year comes ashore and smell like crap for a month.
Yep you can no ignore the stench of one billion dead crab, plus the fly population will be incredible too.
Most seem to be saying population migration FWIW as opposed to a die off, I suppose it could be a combination of that as well. But would they just wash up on beaches/coast line seems like we were of heard about that by now if it were a die off
But as the 2nd article says it basically isn't new there was a drop-off in 2019 2020 was canceled because of the pandemic. Seems to me if there was limited fishing in 19 and no fishing in 2020 fishing didn't have an effect this year
originally posted by: pheonix358
The radiation from Fukushima finally made its way up to these latitudes and the crabs have a massive die-off.
Much of the North Pacific is ruined.
Yeah, lets blame climate change!
P
originally posted by: pheonix358
The radiation from Fukushima finally made its way up to these latitudes and the crabs have a massive die-off.
Much of the North Pacific is ruined.
Yeah, lets blame climate change!
P
originally posted by: 1947boomer
originally posted by: putnam6
originally posted by: pheonix358
The radiation from Fukushima finally made its way up to these latitudes and the crabs have a massive die-off.
Much of the North Pacific is ruined.
Yeah, lets blame climate change!
P
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Curious and bored I wanted to pull up some data sets from the NOAA/Bering Sea and they aren't available
Yes they are. I just looked at them at:
www.ndbc.noaa.gov...
Look at the water temperatures at St Lawrence Island. That's right in the middle of the Bering Strait. There are historical recordings going back at least to the 1980s.
originally posted by: marg6043
Maybe somebody can come out with a new solution make crabs meat from bugs, that out to make the insatiable palate of the crap eaters, I mean crab eaters feel like they are eating crap, I mean crab.
Best way to boost the prices on crab, create a crisis and raise the prices, well they all can have it, I am not a crab eater, soo it does not bother me a bit.
Crustaceans happen to be the bottom feeders of the oceans; they are actually the cockroaches of the oceans.
originally posted by: pheonix358
The radiation from Fukushima finally made its way up to these latitudes and the crabs have a massive die-off.
Much of the North Pacific is ruined.
Yeah, lets blame climate change!
P
originally posted by: marg6043
Maybe somebody can come out with a new solution make crabs meat from bugs, that out to make the insatiable palate of the crap eaters, I mean crab eaters feel like they are eating crap, I mean crab.
Best way to boost the prices on crab, create a crisis and raise the prices, well they all can have it, I am not a crab eater, soo it does not bother me a bit.
Crustaceans happen to be the bottom feeders of the oceans; they are actually the cockroaches of the oceans.
originally posted by: putnam6
originally posted by: Allaroundyou
a reply to: putnam6
Now it's going to be like the gold rush trying to find them!
Well that's the thing it don't matter the season is cancelled, would very expensive for boats to try and dash northward to find them even if they could/
I would imagine the NOAA should have a boat or 2 looking to see where they may be. Some think it is population migration some think a population die off.
originally posted by: visitedbythem
The crab boat captains probably know where they went.
Snow crab is my least favorite type of crab. I do have at least a couple pounds or so out in the freezer. I prefer Dungeness and King.