Yahoo! News:

A slew of media reports last week asked, “Where is the oil?” angering many along the Gulf Coast, particularly those still seeing oil all over the place. BP, the oil giant that’s been trying to stem the flow of oil from its busted well in the Gulf, seized upon the rash of hopeful-sounding reports about disappearing oil to announce a “scaleback” of its cleanup operations. That touched off a fresh wave of anger among Gulf residents who believe, quite soundly, that oil continues to flow quite abundantly in and around the Gulf.
Now, New Orleans Fox affiliate WVUE has aired a video report that seems to confirm the outrage among Gulf residents who contend it’s far too early for BP to scale back its cleanup campaign. It shows oil oozing out of Louisiana’s coastal land; you can watch it here: […]
According to WVUE correspondent John Snell, local officials dispatched a dive team to a barrier island off of southeastern Louisiana’s Plaquemines Parish to scan the sea floor for oil. The team, however, could barely see the sea floor, due to the current murky state of the area waters. But when the divers returned to shore, they made a rather remarkable discovery: Tiny holes that burrowing Hermit crabs had dug into the ground effectively became oil-drilling holes. When the divers placed pressure on the ground near the holes, oil came oozing up.

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