BP (NYSE:BP) Oil Spill Caused Very Little Damage to Wildlife

Contrary to ridiculous claims and assertions, relatively little wildlife was killed from the BP (NYSE:BP) oil spill.

Test after test from numerous federal and state agencies found fish haven't really been touched at all; will fish being killed or contaminated in any way.

Out of a combined 5,000 tests, both sensory and chemical, only two failures have occurred, and with chemical, none have occurred.

The reports of the thousands of birds collected, reaching 6,104 total, were all birds collected, not those only affected by the oil spill. Of that number, 2,263 of the birds found had some oil on them.

Even that's not conclusive, as they could easily have died of natural causes in areas that included oil.

The hype about sea turtles was just that as well. of the 603 collected, only 17 had oil on the.

Mammals the same thing. Only 97 were collected in all, and only four of those had made contact with oil.

As far as the birds, which were the most affected, that many are killed quickly from the so-called clean energy and non-destructive windmill farms than from the Gulf oil spill. And that's just from one grouping of them.

Altogether windmill farms destroy huge numbers of birds and bats, one of their dirty little secrets.

The data above was reported by NOAA.