Massacred by unmanned drones

[slowmotion]

The horror...the horror...

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/s...in-korea-to-hunt-down-their-prey-8854258.html

 

[fossala]

I guess you are saying this as a joke, why?

Is it right to massacre animals because they aren't convinient to us? Humans being a******** again.

 

[slowmotion]

I guess you are saying this as a joke, why?

Is it right to massacre animals because they aren't convinient to us? Humans being peanuts again.

I thought it was utterly bizzarre. No, I didn't like seeing them being shredded.

 

[Arch]

I can't remember if it was all jelly fish, or just one species, but I remember hearing on QI (Where I get all my best factoids) that if you push a jellyfish through a sieve, back into water, it will reconstitute itself, due to actually being a colony of individual creatures, not just one creature.

So unless they take the mush out of the sea, it's not actually doing any good anyway!

 

[mcshroom]

I thought that was sponges that did that?

 

[Arch]

I thought that was sponges that did that?

Oh.

B*llocks,

Yeah.

 

[uphillstruggler]

I was stung on my stomach by one once, pain killing injection in my backside. Have a guess which side of the fence I'm on

 

[mcshroom]

The one with no jellyfish?

 

[MarkF]

I guess you are saying this as a joke, why?

Is it right to massacre animals because they aren't convinient to us? Humans being peanuts again.

Animals? Bollox to them, they are food and even so, there are too many of them (for various reasons), I got stung in Valencia last summer and I didn't like it, I hope they can invent another drone to take out moths.

 

[steve52]

its culling or thining but a shame we cant harness them as food or animal feed,or energy drink

 

[slowmotion]

Here's something on jellyfish. Some of them have quite complex eyes which respond to light but nobody quite knows how they work because they don't have a brain.
http://ocean.si.edu/jellyfish-and-comb-jellies?gclid=CJiKxNfX-LkCFTIQtAodmjcAJw

 

[PeteXXX]

From what we hear about Korea, I'm sure they'll turn it into a nourishing soup, or even Pot Mush & sell it to us unsuspecting Westerners...

 

[Scoosh]

Some of them have quite complex eyes which respond to light but nobody quite knows how they work because they don't have a brain.

Like some on CC, then ???

 

[Deleted member 26715]

I got stung by a wasp once too, but they are useful little beasts

Are they? What purpose do they serve?

Alan...

 

[MarkF]

Are they? What purpose do they serve?

Alan...

To be food, like jellyfish, and like jellyfish, there are too many, drone please!