Rapidly warming temperatures due to CO2 have allowed giant herds of Wildebeest to migrate across the ice into Tasiilaq.
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I thought that was the migration of the Great Plains Bison from USA!
So that’s where they went! Did the white pines go there too? How about the good economy? It must have gone there too.
No pictures of crocodiles in Baffin Bay as yet?
Coming soon.
Where are the Acacia trees and termite mounds? Come to think of it where are the lions and green mambas?
Lions must be around Newfoundland…remember, they migrate AFTER the wildebeest, not the other way around.
Sorry omnologos,
I forgot my nature lessons. 🙁
Never saw such a strange thing! Do Eskimos herd/eat Wildebeests? Or are they a Protected Species (the Wildebeests)? Whatever happened to the Raindeer? People just don’t know how to let well enough alone. The real problem is too many people. Just look at all those homes. It’s a crying shame! A real crying shame!
Just kidding.
Me too. (Well mostly;-)
Do they have Joshua trees? The supposedly can move anywhere to adapt to climate change.
Are they related to manbearpigs?
I hope they don’t damage the banana crop !
Well you would be wild if you got herded into Greenland.