The coronavirus, murder hornets... aren't there reports of a jellyfish "explosion"?... but here's something else to think about.

"Have rogue orcas really been attacking boats in the Atlantic?"

Victoria Gill (how's that for a last name in this context?) reports for BBC News.

quote In the past six months there have been at least 40 reported incidents involving orcas off the coasts of Spain and Portugal.

I'm not going to Read-o-Meter it, but it's a longish report. Magazine article length. With a "serious" level of imagery--GIFs, photos and diagrams. If anyone is "into" orcas, this is a "must read."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/...orcas-spain-portugal

[This message has been edited by rinselberg (edited 11-13-2020).]

Orcas are sooooooo last weeks news.

This weekend its the killer llamas from outer space with laser beam eyes !! I'm serious, the news report is on my screen right now. They are calling it llamageddon !!

Must be bad.

quote Originally posted by rinselberg: "Have rogue orcas really been attacking boats in the Atlantic?"

The orcas here in the great Pacific Northwest continue to be laid-back. Must be the potent seagrass we have in this region.

[This message has been edited by Patrick (edited 11-14-2020).]

Only one man knows the answer.

When you are a BBC writer under extreme pressure for a "news" story, just use an old 1977 movie plot as your inspiration and VOILA! another paycheck in the mail.

quote Originally posted by randye: When you are a BBC writer under extreme pressure for a "news" story, just use an old 1977 movie plot as your inspiration and VOILA! another paycheck in the mail.

BritBox?