I had a largemouth bass that often scopped up enough gravel when eating
minnows to sink him like a rock. Gradually he would regurgitate gravel,
never a minnow, until he regained his ability to suspend. Never seemed to
hurt or frighten him.
Mike Whitfield
"My plans for world domination have encountered a momentary setback. Talk
amongst yourselves." -Bucky D. Katt
"Little children who could neither walk nor talk were running about in the
streets cursing their maker." - Sir Boyle Roche
> It is a real problem for about 1 in 8 males. Red/green colorblindness
> does not mean the total inability to differentiate red and green. It is
> the result of having the red cones and green cones peak sensitivities
> closer together on the spectrum than normal. The result is that red and
> green are perceived as similar colors much the same way that "regular"
> people might disagree on whether something is light purple or blue.
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