Oyster Filtration
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5. loadrunner commented 9 years ago
#2 That would be funny sound, if you look at the clock behind it it looks like a timelapse.
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7. snotraddict commented 9 years ago
Wow, an hour and a half. Nature you awesome!
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10. drienuldrie commented 9 years ago
Oyster, anyone?
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13. sux2bu commented 9 years ago
#12 Oysters eat algae and other organic particles floating in the water but contaminants in the water from coastal run-off from farms and industry are retained in the flesh of the filter feeder. Oysters can also be infected with a couple of deadly diseases that affect humans if eaten raw. Since oysters are usually harvested in coastal waters the danger is real.
Tuna don't "eat" mercury but have high levels of it in their flesh because of the buildup from eating lots of smaller contaminated fish.
Tuna don't "eat" mercury but have high levels of it in their flesh because of the buildup from eating lots of smaller contaminated fish.
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14. challenger451 commented 9 years ago
Reminds me of watching a court house canon rust.
+11 1. huldu commented 9 years ago