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Stockton brought in a second slightly cuddlier hyacinth eater. these adorable little capybara in the river. see there in the foreground there? from brazil. being coaxed into the water by a bunch of uc davis water science students. they're giant swimming rodents that can eat 40 pounds of weeds per day. they negotiated with brazil somehow, got a bunch of them, and alongside those hippos, keep them apart. they're setting them loose hoping they're hungry, hoping it will make a dent in stockton, california's weed problem, freeing up some of that precious delta water for california's parched water s...

That can eat 40 pounds of weeds per day. they negotiated with brazil somehow, got a bunch of them, and alongside those hippos, keep them apart. they're setting them loose hoping they're hungry, hoping it will make a dent in stockton, california's weed problem, freeing up the precious delta water for california's parched water system. and that is not true. i'm sorry. the part about the weeds being a problem at the port of stockton, and the cement freighter getting stuck in the water, hyacinths, in a state where they need the water, that is true. there is a really bad weed problem. hippos and ca...

The part about the weeds being a problem at the port of stockton and the cement freighter getting stuck in the water, hi a sinths in a state where they need the water, that is true. there is a really bad weed problem. hippos and cappybaras are more of an april fool's situation. but that did run in the california water blog today. and i forgive them. because this was a day that honestly in california they needed some magical lightness of imaginary botswana hippos swimming around in the port of stockton. you can find something funny in this situation today, because things today got really real i...