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Nuclear crocs in Homestead

Discussion in 'Too Hot for Swamp Gas' started by rivergator, Feb 12, 2024.

  1. rivergator

    rivergator Too Hot Mod Moderator VIP Member

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    Kind of a cool story about crocodiles thriving at the Turkey Point power plant. I knew about manatees gathering in the warm water that comes out of the plants, but not this.




    Florida nuclear site home to American crocodiles and they're thriving
     
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  2. gatorpa

    gatorpa GC Hall of Fame

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    If you build it they will come.
    Guess they like the Seacow buffet…..
     
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    The old timers used to tell me them Seacows taste like chicken.
     
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    uftaipan GC Hall of Fame

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    Nah, not really. It’s kind of got the gaminess of a condor and the texture of Blue Whale.
     
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  6. sierragator

    sierragator GC Hall of Fame

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    What's the bag limit on those things? ;)
     
  7. l_boy

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    Nuclear crocodiles. Sounds like a disaster movie genre, ala Snakes on a plane. Expect Samuel Jackson to star.

    Also would be a good mascot for a sports team.
     
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  8. Gator515151

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    When I think nuclear crocs.
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  9. 92gator

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    I hear manatee meat is actually delicious. I'd guess more like pork than chicken though, given the fat content, and that they're mammals. They only problem though, is that their reproduction rates are really slow, else I'd be all for manatee (sea) ranches. I suppose if you can control a herd and calculate how many manatees to eat while still growing the herd, it might be a feasible plan (though you'd also have to factor in for enviro-fascist animal rights terrorists...).