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Scott Forbes🇨🇦

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U of Winnipeg ecologist; behavioural ecology; wildlife biology; fisheries; families; birds; climate change; naturalist.

For those facing a paywall, here's the piece. FYI, it dropped a word at the end. It is supposed to read: "He hates ticks."

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This was a PACIFIC salmon shark caught in the middle of the Arctic Ocean (Nunavut) - why was it there? It was following the Pacific salmon that are colonizing the Arctic as the world warms rapidly, the Arctic the fastest of all. #ClimateEmergency www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

'First time I've seen a shark': Nunavut man nets shark in rare catch | CBC NewsThe catch is a first for John Kapakatoak of Kugluktuk, Nunavut. A marine biologist says it's likely a "lone straggler" salmon shark that travelled outside of its usual range.www.cbc.ca
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And the bag wasn't too big. It was regulation size - they didn't have room for carry-on for half the passengers.

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There's no serious political opposition: the two main federal parties are pro-fossil fuels. So too are the provincial premiers. Big Oil has the deep pockets to purchase political goodwill. The only opponents are environment groups and environmentalists without comparable funding. David vs. Goliath.

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One of BC's main attractions is its priceless natural resources, including the Fraser River estuary that is critical habit for fish & wildlife. Smith & Carney are willing to throw that in the toilet for the petrobucks. No surprise when they are already turning Alberta into a petrodamaged wasteland.

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This is a bona fide example of tool use in birds. Perhaps the most remarkable thing is that the heron removes the bread before it is eaten by a fish too big to eat. Some impressive cognitive skills.

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Beautiful pic! That looks like a threespine stickleback by the way. It's going to be prickly going down.

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You might want to watch the OpEd pages of the Winnipeg Free Press next week for a bit of satire. I'll post a link when it shows up.

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I work downtown and see the guys carrying the angle grinders out in the open. Not even trying to hide it. Your bike is gone in under 30 seconds.

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It's a very difficult problem. There's really no acceptable chemical control. It would be massive and would wipe out all insect populations. Locally, mow long grass, and practice self care: wear DEET or picaridin, keep pants tucked in socks, and shirts tucked in pants, and be vigilant.

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