#9: Endangered Species and Volcano on Carib' Isle Story
In #9: Endangered Species and Volcano on Carib’ Isle Story – a quick 5-minute bonus episode – I talk about 2 main topics including:
– (continued) Unique Methods Employed in Caring for Some Endangered Species
– What Happened in the Late ’90’s with a Volcano on a Carribean Island – an intriguing story
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Full Episode Transcript
Welcome to the Electric Current Rundown Podcast Episode Number Nine
Welcome to the electric current rundown podcast episode number nine, and this is your host Phil Defiance. I’ll always say I’m here to encourage the spread of intriguing knowledge that can spark fires in the minds of those seeking inspiration and truly improving the world. And so, what I’m going to talk about in this episode includes a continuation of what I talked about in the last episode, which was unique methods deployed for caring for some endangered species. And then I’m also going to talk about an intriguing story about what happened in the late ’90s with a volcano on a Caribbean Island.
Snails and Endangered Species
So, when it comes to snails. I mean, like you know me, like you heard me say things like I don’t believe in climate change. I mean, but at the same time, like I respect God’s creatures. Like I mean, snails are beautiful animals, like especially the ones in Hawaii. I saw photos of them, I mean, you got to save them. But like, I mean, look at that situation. Like many of them are endangered, so like, I mean, it’s a beautiful thing. Though, because now some scientists have some facilities scattered across Hawaii. I mean, it started with one, but now there’s a few of them.
And they’re actually working really hard at trying to save these endangered snail species. Like it’s beautiful work, I mean, it’s a lot of work for them too, from what I read. I mean, they got to put in a lot of effort to feed them and maintain them in the places that they hold them in the facilities. And like, I mean, they got to clean them and all sorts of things. It takes so much effort, so they’re doing beautiful work. Because I mean, God made all the species on this Earth. So I mean, if these snails are at risk of going extinct, of course, keeping them alive is a good thing, and I mean. They’re even ready to release a few of these into the wild, so that’s also a beautiful thing, too.
A Quick Break and a New Topic
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The Volcano on a Caribbean Island
Okay, so now I’m going to talk about an intriguing story about what happened in the late ’90s with a volcano on a Caribbean Island. Yeah, it happened in the year 1997, and it was at the island of Montserrat, and the volcano is known as the Soufrière Hills volcano. And by the way, Montserrat was a British colony at the time, and the place is also known as Emerald Isle, and it even has an Irish history, so that’s a background right there.
A Story of Distrust and Volcanic Activity
And really, to get a little bit more into it, though, I mean, because of the British history, the locals over there had a lot of distrust for what the British said they just didn’t really trust them anymore, so I mean, like around the early ’80s, some scientists from outside, obviously, the locals connected them to the British, I mean, since they were under British control too, and the scientists said that this area is going to have some serious volcanic activity in the soon future, and nobody believed it.
Because at that point, like I mean, that volcano was dormant, everyone thought that there’s no way, I mean, these they thought that the British and connected groups were trying to run them out of their homes, and I mean, of course, I mean, you can’t blame them, I mean, I could see why they would think that, but they ended up ending up in a serious situation.
Continuing the Story on the Next Episode
But okay, I mean, I’m going to continue on that topic on my next episode on Tuesday, my main scheduled episode, so stay tuned for that. But either way, now the episode’s done, episode number nine, and so, um, stay tuned for my next episode, and either way, I mean, follow me on social media, I mean, you can get to my links to my social media at electriccurrentdown.com, and um, sign up to my newsletter, and even subscribe to me on YouTube and even the podcast platform of your choice.
But either way, so, um, this episode’s done, yeah, another episode of the electric current rundown with your host Phil Defiance, that’s me, and I’ll always say I’m here to encourage the spread of intriguing knowledge that can spark fires in the minds of those seeking inspiration and truly improving the world, till next time, stay tuned, have a good one.