226 © he doesn't fly very well and it's obvious that he nas sore w to try to sneak up on him and see if we can catch him since particular problem, So wetil take a closér look at this one, wh i guess, as he should have been, for he was jooking away from ama Well, he was pointed the right way, the blast and he had gotten his fail feathers singed and sor won = Next, please, of the primary wing fins or feathers have been burned. a rudder, 10 club for a while and com back the next day. 12 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 oh 25 26 27 28 He's in about the same shape, the san@ problem as a ship without So we'll put him down and go pack and go to the 30 we com back the next day and here are numbers of dead birds on the beach. Well now, the logical assumption, I guess that one makes is that, well, these birds must have died from radiation damage, at least they were alive, radiation damge. They were all right yesterday, So we assume that they died from We have a look, We examined them very closely, We tried to measure this, measure that, do the best autopsy we could and find little or no radiation or they are too far away for any neutron flux. So why did they die? This ia the question you have to answer, In our report we would just write a simple thing, would just say they died of radiation, upon 2 little bit more background, natural history of these beasts, We Then we have to draw We have to draw upon the We have to realize that there's no water on the island for them to drink, no water on the island they don't drink it, Ir there ts They get their moisture from their food, their food being the fish in the sea, 29 30 32 as yours and mine and it's about 75/100 of 1 rer cent, and by getting the moisture from the sea they're able to maintain 3 32 their moisture balance if they feed, 2 33 they can't maintain their moisture balance, Well, the salinity of the fish in the sea is the sare So they die of » D0BUCLA But if they don't feed, 3 A/