Deep Sea Mysteries
Just finished reading Cherie Priest's Maplecroft, which I recommend for fans of Lovecraftian Horror. The mystery and horror elements involve the sea to some degree, and it started me thinking over the countless nature shows I've absorbed over the years. I LOVE nature shows, and deep sea critters are among my favorites to learn about.
Jeremy Wade with a 7-foot long Wels Catfish
A recent series I latched onto was River Monsters. Hosted by Jeremy Wade, a British biologist and angler, the show follows the host as he pursues mysteries of killer freshwater fish. Spoiler alert: 9 times out of 10, the culprit is some sort of catfish. After watching many episodes of this show, I now will never swim in murky water again.
One of the great deep sea mysteries of all time is the story of...
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Jeremy Wade with a 7-foot long Wels Catfish
A recent series I latched onto was River Monsters. Hosted by Jeremy Wade, a British biologist and angler, the show follows the host as he pursues mysteries of killer freshwater fish. Spoiler alert: 9 times out of 10, the culprit is some sort of catfish. After watching many episodes of this show, I now will never swim in murky water again.
One of the great deep sea mysteries of all time is the story of...
To read the rest of this post, please visit: http://billbodden.com/2020/02/24/deep...
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