on a lighter note...

Boyd Brooks · Nov 25, 2021

Boyd Brooks · Nov 25, 2021

Boyd Brooks · Nov 25, 2021

Jörg Krüger · Nov 25, 2021

Boyd Brooks said:
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Must be either the radiator or waterpump

observe · Nov 25, 2021

well,,,??

The State Of Hawaii

Nomv5eihSm5b5per 9ou21s atco 15:50g51 mAM ·
We are in the process of importing 174 adult salt water crocodiles from Australia. Over the last few years we have had numerous shark attacks across the state that have resulted in injury and death, we need to do something to stop them.
Studies in Australia have shown that over the last 40 years not one single shark attack has occurred near beaches where salt water crocodiles are present. Sharks do not like crocodiles. So by bringing these majestic animals to Hawaii's waters we will hopefully get the same results, making Hawaii beaches safer
Salt Water Crocodiles are endemic to north east Australia who's climate is very similar to Hawaii's, we expect them to do very well here. We are bringing in multiple breeding pairs and hope that over the next few years they will breed allowing us to develope a healthy heard of crocs. The crocodiles will be protect by law just as we protect the Hawaiian Monk seals and Green Seat Turtle. They will be illegal to hunt, eat or keep.
We want to take this opportunity to also remind people to respect our wildlife and do not try to pet or feed the Salties

Hunter4752001 · Nov 26, 2021

I'm sure the people will be much happier being taken by salties rather than sharks. Maybe the brains trust behind this idea failed to realise how many people are taken every year by crocs. Generally not recorded because it happens to indigenous people in remote areas,.
Another issue is that sharks don't tend to leave the water and attack people on land, salties will.