At least no snaggletooth is crusing around with a "Blue shiner tastes like
catfish" bumper sticker!
And as a final shameless self-plug, check out my photo essay "An Extinct
Fish" at the Fundulus site,
http://www.aka.org/aka/gallery/fundulus/index.htm which presents the
extinction of Fundulus albolineatus as the direct consequence of stream
modification.
--Bruce Stallsmith
in the Heart O'Dixie
>Ummm, bald eagles for example, we have all heard how
>they came back, and all the time we were able to see them nesting, hunting
>and just living, and it was an awesome sight. If they had some how been
>closed away, awareness of them would have been much lower . Not a good
>example, but the best I can think of right now.
>Ray
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