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SandyCaesar · 10-30-08, 09:16 PM

Now that's one interesting map...though I'm kinda confused how "Jellyfish invasion" got classified as a nuclear disaster...(jellyfish + seawater cooling = temporary shutdown while waiting for them to clear away?)

Though I found it interesting that a single crocodile on the Magnetic Islands (Australia) got classified as a biological hazard, level-I (minor).:hmm:

baggygreen · 10-30-08, 10:40 PM

Seems a little over the top though,

For instance, a saltwater croc swimming, funnily enough, in salt water in austraya is rated as a biological hazard???

I would've deemed a leak of active smallpox-laced water a biological hazard, not a croc swimming in its natural habitat?:hmm:

SteamWake · 10-31-08, 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by SandyCaesar

Now that's one interesting map...though I'm kinda confused how "Jellyfish invasion" got classified as a nuclear disaster...(jellyfish + seawater cooling = temporary shutdown while waiting for them to clear away?)

Though I found it interesting that a single crocodile on the Magnetic Islands (Australia) got classified as a biological hazard, level-I (minor).:hmm:

Saw that one (the jellyfish) I suppose it comprimised the sea water intake. Weve had similar problems here in florida with the Turkey Point plant. Alot of changes have been made to prevent jelly fish / kelp intrusion.

Folks still swear they catch three eyed fish and the like.

FIREWALL · 10-31-08, 01:55 PM

Nice find

It's pretty interesting.

jpm1 · 11-07-08, 11:24 PM

nice find

TarJak · 11-08-08, 03:21 AM

Interesting...

10-30-08, 09:16 PM	#1
SandyCaesar Chief Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: HMS Thanatus Posts: 325 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Now that's one interesting map...though I'm kinda confused how "Jellyfish invasion" got classified as a nuclear disaster...(jellyfish + seawater cooling = temporary shutdown while waiting for them to clear away?) Though I found it interesting that a single crocodile on the Magnetic Islands (Australia) got classified as a biological hazard, level-I (minor).:hmm: __________________ Vanvikan, Feb. 2009: ordinary human, KIA, night 4 HMS Thanatus, May 2009: ??? human, KIA, night 7

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10-30-08, 10:40 PM	#2
baggygreen Sea Lord Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Canberra, ACT, Down Under (really On Top) Posts: 1,880 Downloads: 7 Uploads: 0	Seems a little over the top though, For instance, a saltwater croc swimming, funnily enough, in salt water in austraya is rated as a biological hazard??? I would've deemed a leak of active smallpox-laced water a biological hazard, not a croc swimming in its natural habitat?:hmm:

11-07-08, 11:24 PM	#5
jpm1 Captain Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 544 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	nice find

11-08-08, 03:21 AM	#6
TarJak Fleet Admiral Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 17,052 Downloads: 150 Uploads: 8	Interesting...