Talk about wasting money, what they build starts washing away right off the bat.

That catfish looks tough to eat, too big to eat in my opinion.

I wonder if people ever get stuck underwater and drown, is that a real risk?

What person in their right mind would get in those waters with alligators sure to be around??

At least it wasn't a lot of oil, that's a bright side.

How was the fishing there? What was the catch?

Storage tank falls into water, how does that happen without a storm...?

I'm sure it needs to be studied more :(

I guess a hurricane would break it up pretty good though

Imagine not knowing any better and fishing that area, the fish aren't biting lol

I agree with you, filter the River water through the wetlands.

Interesting how it comes off the River and goes due West.

If the Christmas Trees work, the seaweed should too

I guess it is not the time to go on that Caribbean vacation, lol

It would be something to see the machines that would have to pick it up and put it on the ships.

Is that a real possibility, could it be transferred to Louisiana?

It's amazing to see how many smaller rivers flow into the Mississippi River!

Yeah, what I've read, the wetlands are disappearing rapidly now anyway.

Interesting but they can't move the River now, it would disturb too many people.

Pretty calm waters too, not like there was outside effects on the ship.