Turtle Attack Shuts Down JFK Runway
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Turtle Attack Shuts Down JFK Runway
"Flights were temporarily halted at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport on Wednesday morning after about 150 turtles ambled onto a runway."
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Re: Turtle Attack Shuts Down JFK Runway
What does a snail do when it's riding on the back of a turtle?
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I wonder if this story has tortoise anything?
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http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1371536289787What does a snail do when it's riding on the back of a turtle?
And Now Bees
The common denominator here is New York?
Swarm of thousands of bees on plane’s wing delay Delta flight from Pittsburgh to New York
IMPERIAL, Pa. — A beekeeper says he had to be called into gather up a swarm of thousands of bees that delayed a Delta Air Lines flight from Pittsburgh International Airport to New York.
Master beekeeper Stephen Repasky tells KDKA-TV he was called out on Wednesday when the bees gathered on the wing of the plan as crews were getting ready to fuel the plane.
Repasky says such swarms form when colonies become too large and the queen leaves half of her bees behind to find a new home. Some swarms can contain 25,000 to 30,000 bees.
Repasky says it’s likely there’s a wild honeybee colony at the airport somewhere.
The beekeeper was called to remove the insects because they’re a protected species that cannot legally be killed.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/ ... story.html
Swarm of thousands of bees on plane’s wing delay Delta flight from Pittsburgh to New York
IMPERIAL, Pa. — A beekeeper says he had to be called into gather up a swarm of thousands of bees that delayed a Delta Air Lines flight from Pittsburgh International Airport to New York.
Master beekeeper Stephen Repasky tells KDKA-TV he was called out on Wednesday when the bees gathered on the wing of the plan as crews were getting ready to fuel the plane.
Repasky says such swarms form when colonies become too large and the queen leaves half of her bees behind to find a new home. Some swarms can contain 25,000 to 30,000 bees.
Repasky says it’s likely there’s a wild honeybee colony at the airport somewhere.
The beekeeper was called to remove the insects because they’re a protected species that cannot legally be killed.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/ ... story.html
Re: Turtle Attack Shuts Down JFK Runway
I have had it with these motherfuckin' bees on this motherfuckin' plane.
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