Hi again folks,
In the latest post by AWe seen here
☢ [PHOTOS] Mutated Hermit Crab Shells on Costa Rica Beaches ☢
We got to see pictures of some pretty extensive damage that radiation have already done to crab shells on the beaches of Costa Rica. And this next set of pictures sent from AWe seen below does not look any better, but in all this hardship it seems like someone is looking out for us and the many people affected by this disaster.. This is what AWe had to say..
AWe More affected hermit crabs)= etc. 12.11.2014
Well...., I have stopped going down everyday to do the study for reasons I explained....however, you know my boyfriend is a surfer, so I go down with him sometimes & take pictures still.....yes, he does fully realize, but he just doesn't care anymore. If everything is going away here, then he is okay with going away too. A lot of local surfers feel like that. Its just not possible for us monetarily either. We have big dreams about catching the hugest wave ever & just melting in it, although after all my research, I know that suffering & strange illness come into play, & that kind of a scenario isn't plausible. I can see his point too. I don't really want to live here on Earth if everything dies anyway...just trying to survive in a broken ecosystem? No gracias. Better to sing your death song strong. We have all done our best to mend the broken circle, sometimes to a heartbreaking level of no avail.
Today, I wanted to send you the latest. Our plants are all showing signs, but a few look like they have been taking on a lot of acid rain lately. Twisted leaves & deformed leaves. Many brown spots & discolorations. It"s not even difficult to find something strange on the beach anymore, & these pictures are just of the first bunch of hermit crabs I observed immediately today. Its happening in our house now too, as the tiny mangrove crabs that lived in our house have recently bubbled up & all died in the same manner as the beach crabs..!): Even our favorite two))=, whom I let live in one of the showers because I know they are an endangered species. I am also certain that they never had orange legs before. We are only 300 meters from the coastline, which is also an important note in which I have never previously added. Yes, that means the mangrove crabs are probably going extinct, with a lot of other species (too many insects to name) that would honestly take pages to describe..... & its in our water now...we are fully immersed. Some independent observations: Every morning there used to be a layer of bugs & jungle with so much life dancing around..., tons flying to the windows at night....., always drawn by the light, & frantically flying everywhere.
Now, our window wells etc. are so clean & devoid of insect life that I can't even believe it. The jungle is almost quiet at times...quiet!?! The spiders are making asymmetrical webs, & the webs are all yellow tinged.. like pollen....although, it is not pollen. Our cats have missing patches of fur now & seem kind of ill & without energy. The hermit crabs are evolving at tremendous rates....I have a new classification for some I like to call..."the climbers". I refrain from venturing into "climber' territory unless I see one one the edge that knows me, because at least half become fearful & drop to the ground from their elevated positions on logs & baby coconut sprouts. I don't want to disturb their efforts, as it seems difficult & want them to have some much needed rest. Obviously, they are ground dwellers who will occasionally get up to elevation in roots..however, the climbers sit up & open in their shells, clinging to a good balance point. It is really amazing to watch the adaptation unfold. I even went down once at night to observe the mass shift they are making to snail shells.
There are only a few number of those now, as they are huddling together in groups & in hidden sections of tide pools, seemingly dying very rapidly from pH & a myriad of other factors previously described. I really need to mention something very important to you. Granted, our house happens to be in the center of an ancient ring of indigenous stone balls, (which we just found out!) but the ufo activity here has been off the charts. One night they were right on our patio. The security guy for the residential area is our friend, & came over the next day saying everyone was calling & asking about the blinding lights happening all night long... & our neighbor was so scared that she has since moved. I wanted to go out & communicate with them, but my boyfriend was really scared, lights were shooting in our rooms from every angle, & wanted me to stay inside with him. Next time I am going though, for sure. Inexplicably, the next day we all felt better. My roommates wrenching stomach pain has subsided, & so has my boyfriends. <3 All my strange skin patch issues cleared up & parts of my hair that fell out are growing back. I was also having my cycle every couple of weeks (yes, I know), & since their visit, I am on a normal full moon schedule now! Which hasn't been in sync for a few years now, although I was always solid full moon since age 14. I don't know, but I figured you may appreciate this fact as well. I can't explain it.
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Costa Rica Pacific Coast Hermit Crabs Photo 9 |
There is a portrait included (
Costa Rica Pacific Coast Hermit Crabs Photo 9)(=, & although his only visible problem is that he lives
in a snail shell, I did a series of portraits of the last remaining
animals & I thought you would appreciate having it. Thanks for
everything, AWe
Plant & mangrove crab in our house
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Costa Rica Pacific Coast Acid Rain - Photo 1 |
(Note from JD: I was unable to find the name of this particular red flower from Costa Rica so if anyone know please share it in the chat. And I also tried to upload the second picture taken of this flower, however for some reason unknown blogger would not let me at this time)
I am sorry to not know the real name for this plant..its very simple and just grows leaves on a stalk without flowers. I wish we would have noticed it growing, but we still can't believe it did this. Somehow it twisted all into itself & are watching it everyday to see what it does.
This is an example of one of many mangrove crabs that died in our house just recently. They would sit there bubbling for hours until they died.
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Costa Rica Pacific Coast Gecarcinus Quadratus Mangrove Crabs Photo1 |
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Costa Rica Pacific Coast - Gecarcinus Quadratus Mangrove Crabs Photo 2 |
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Costa Rica Pacific Coast Mutated Coenobita Clypeatus Hermit Crabs Photo 1 |
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Costa Rica Pacific Coast Mutated Coenobita Clypeatus Hermit Crabs Photo 2 |
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Costa Rica Pacific Coast Mutated Coenobita Clypeatus Hermit Crabs Photo 3 |
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Costa Rica Pacific Coast Mutated Coenobita Clypeatus Hermit Crabs Photo 4 |
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Costa Rica Pacific Coast Mutated Coenobita Clypeatus Hermit Crabs Photo 5 |
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Costa Rica Pacific Coast Mutated Coenobita Clypeatus Hermit Crabs Photo 6 |
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Costa Rica Pacific Coast Mutated Coenobita Clypeatus Hermit Crabs Photo 7 |
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Costa Rica Pacific Coast Mutated Coenobita Clypeatus Hermit Crabs Photo 8 |
You may also like to have a look at the previous pictures taken from Costa Rica of mutated crab shells
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Mutated Hermit Crab Shells |
☢[PHOTOS] Mutated Hermit Crab Shells on Costa Rica Beaches☢
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FAO MAJOR FISHING AREAS RADIATION MAP |
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