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Oow, gross. These guys are taking over the sound - most likely because they thrive on the polution we are causing.
Quoted: seattletimes.com: Northwest news and information from the Seattle Times. Daily local news, sports, arts and entertainment, and classified ads.
Uh oh.
Quoted: While their impact on the Sound's troubled ecosystem is unknown, some of the same species have wreaked havoc elsewhere, coating miles of underwater habitat in slime ...
- laurel - Feb 20 2007
It makes it seem like we really have no idea what is going on in the Sound. Shellfish farmers and recreational divers are the only people noticing when stuff like this happens.
- laurel - Feb 20 2007
I wonder if these invasive tunicates are edible. They seem to be causing a lot of problems for the shellfish and fishing industries.
If they are edible, I could market them as a jellyfish-like food for Chinese restaurants. The problem with these critters would be solved pretty quickly!
- sung - Feb 20 2007
just say it's got amazing health benefits and you'll have all of asia asking for them.
- sung - Feb 20 2007
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