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THIRST OF THE LOST CONTINENT: DODOS AT THE RIVER OF MAURITIA 

Dodo Birds by Daniel EskridgeTwo dodo birds—one warm brown like sun-baked coconut husk, the other a pale, ghostly white with hints of grey—stand beak-deep in the shallows of a river that winds like a silver serpent through the tropical jungles of ancient Mauritia. Their feet sink into cool silt and damp leaves at a rivers edge. The air is thick with the scent of pandanus and damp

Hold That Thought! 

 Instead of charging down like barbarians, the Arctic spill has decided to play with the massive amount of warm Pacific air that came over the mountains.  This has turned our expected extreme cold into storms.That was a huge slug of Pacific air, as the West Coast will tell you.Our Arctic spill is chewing through it.  It's still black, and Greenland is getting blacker.