Gray Whale, Southern-Hemisphere Algae Seen In N. Atlantic

oxide7 writes "The gray whale hasn't strayed to the Northern Atlantic since the 18th century. The Neodenticula seminae, a species of algae, hasn't been there in 800,000 years. Now, members of both species have been spotted in the Northern Atlantic."

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Re:Nice try, but the two are unrelated

[Anonymous Coward]

That explains the record average temperature increases, the melting of the polar ice caps, and why Republicans always vote against reality and for stupidity.

I'd love to see the ship that spread whales to the North Atlantic in its ballast tanks..

I'll bet it looks alot like the evidence that Republicans have ever helped the country instead of kneekapping the middle class to help the wealthy, while pushing the poor to the gutter.