Balloon Lumpfish, migrating
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Balloon Lumpfish earn their name from their tendency to migrate via party balloons to new colonies when ecological and population pressures force them from their rocky, deep-sea homes.
Infrequent rains of fish occur when the balloons unfortunately pop en mass. This only happens when they drift to high altitudes where the difference in pressures between the thin atmosphere and the gases trapped inside the pressurized balloons becomes too great.
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This One Time
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This One Time, 110
This one time I was sitting out one of our every-other-day thunderstorms, watching from under the awning on the restaurant’s patio. There was a fair amount of water in the air, and I was getting damp anyway, no matter how close to the wall I sat. My white shirt wasn’t going to be too opaque […]
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