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gömlum lestarvögnum fleygt í hafið rétt fyrir utan New York...frábært.... En með þessu búa þau til gervi reefs sem að fiskar sækja í.

In the last several years, the reefs have drawn swift open-ocean fish, like tuna and mackerel, that use the reefs as hunting grounds for smaller prey. Sea bass like to live inside the cars, while large flounder lie in the silt that settles on top of the cars, said Mr. Tinsman, the Delaware official.

States have experimented with other types of artificial reef materials, including abandoned automobiles, tanks, refrigerators, shopping carts and washing machines.

 

Myndasyrpa.               Frétt NYTimes hér. 

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[Rebekka (IP-tala skráð) 10.4.2008 kl. 12:57]

Bíddu er þetta þá sniðugt fyrir fiskana?

[Ragga (IP-tala skráð) 10.4.2008 kl. 14:14]

VÁ!

[SM, 10.4.2008 kl. 15:42]

ja skilst thad:

One by one, a machine operator has been shoving hundreds of retired New York City subway cars off a barge, continuing the transformation of a barren stretch of ocean floor into a bountiful oasis, carpeted in sea grasses, walled thick with blue mussels and sponges, and teeming with black sea bass and tautog.

En samt...ruslaralegt.