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Jellyfish Clog Water Supply of Power Station in Israel (12 pics)

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Photos of containers that hold thousands of jellyfish cleared from Orot Rabin coal-fired power station in Hadera, Israel, after they blocked the water supply to the plant.



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12 Jellyfish Clog Water Supply of Power Station in Israel (12 pics)

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№1 Author: synyster616 (7 Jul 2011 02:24) Total user comments: 373


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jellyfishes are a real problem..google it..they can fuck us up!
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№2 Author: Nguyenazn (7 Jul 2011 03:50) Total user comments: 1147


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can we eat them ?
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№3 Author: m0ck0 (7 Jul 2011 05:50) Total user comments: 149


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genocide of jelly fishes
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№4 Author: quackers (7 Jul 2011 10:27) Total user comments: 4830


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thats a sad end to thousands of beautiful creatures 02 02
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№5 Author: Jockey straddler (7 Jul 2011 11:22) Total user comments: 705


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Human's selfish nature at it again.

We need water to run power stations... Jelly fish need water to live and to survive..!!!

I wonder who is supposed to get first priority.
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№6 Author: thesoulshaker (7 Jul 2011 14:09) Total user comments: 1384


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They should have put them in sea far away..
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№7 Author: salsapopo (7 Jul 2011 15:13) Total user comments: 12723


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№8 Author: ImKindaAwesome (7 Jul 2011 17:02) Total user comments: 714


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thats wild.
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№9 Author: cherrygarcia14 (7 Jul 2011 19:51) Total user comments: 2278


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poor things, humans doing what they do best... 02
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№10 Author: DocMcCoy (7 Jul 2011 19:56) Total user comments: 6039


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Sad. 02
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№11 Author: Lu (7 Jul 2011 20:39) Total user comments: 15132


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In a continuing battle with nature. Mostly sad.
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№12 Author: apari (7 Jul 2011 20:45) Total user comments: 827


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Crazyyyyynessss
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№13 Author: adzhoe (8 Jul 2011 06:01) Total user comments: 15109


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Is that an annual happening or a one-time incident?
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№14 Author: mahedi (9 Jul 2011 06:21) Total user comments: 10772


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OK 05
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№15 Author: michellylappa (10 Jul 2011 08:16) Total user comments: 128


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№16 Author: raymond.wendt (17 Jul 2011 22:33) Total user comments: 9115


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seems like someone could come up with a different filter, that kept them from getting drawn into the system.
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