Eels

Kotoreru - the pathogen would always have a safe 'home' in the eggs of the eels. the eels would always have a weapon to completely wipe any potential egg-predatos from the local environment. Darby - the eels don't want to get rid of the pathogen, they carry it ...

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As you describe it, the second-generation is so desirous of the eggs that they would wipe out that generation of eels / eggs / pathogens. Why have a pathogen in the eggs at all (as in, why not a toxin)? A toxin is a much more likely defense, and the scenario you're describing would ...

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... from migrating out & addicting & killing it‘s host.) The pathogen migrates into the embryonic reproductive system of the young egg-bound eels just before they hatch out, infesting the next generation of eels - this happens within humans as well, but lacking the protective gel, humans ...

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... 6 months in all of this reserch to see they did use animals in the cean to create this her worst fear. think of snails and octopusses and electric eels and bacteria, and algae, who the hell are these people, who the hell does this and calls it technology? they make you sound crazy when you go to ...

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... bad, bad, and did you see Sytemics hyperlink on snail parasites.....it talked of it being eel larvae.....I remember posting about eels (or something like that on LB back in May) skytroll, you said: What does everyone with Morgellons have in common? Compromised immune systems? Or ...

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