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Future Jau

June 29, 2018 Richard StrawsFuture Jau

Future Jau, Part 9

It was on the seventh day that the news broke. Alan picked it up from the satellite feed, which he accessed on his phone only once a day, out of […]

February 2, 2018 Richard StrawsFuture Jau

Future Jau, Part 7

Alan crouched, hidden in dense brush and peering at the back of the house. Rather than drive right to the property, he’d parked on a half-overgrown road on the edge […]

January 23, 2018 Richard StrawsFuture Jau

Future Jau, Part 6

When Alan awoke, he felt refreshed and lucid once again. He immediately called Varig, TAM, and UniWorld airline shuttles, but none of them had available that day the leg from […]

January 5, 2018 Richard StrawsFuture Jau

Future Jau, Part 5

The jaú floated virtually motionless, calmly anesthetized in the lab’s circular aquarium. Alan gazed with admiration at the powerful catfish, which nature had sculptured and adapted over eons of time. […]

December 17, 2017 Richard StrawsFuture Jau

Future Jau, Part 4

Getting permission to capture fish in the Satobra or purchase specialized ichthyocides would never come, at least not during the time Alan was still in the country. There was no […]

December 12, 2017December 15, 2017 Richard StrawsFuture Jau

Future Jau, Part 3

Much of the Pantanal remained frontier. Its harsh climate of high summer temperatures and seasonal flooding, and its poor soil, made for few noteworthy settlements. Cattle and ecotourism remained the […]

November 15, 2017November 15, 2017 Richard StrawsFuture Jau

Future Jau, Part 2

It was two days later when Alan saw the jaú again. This time it was evening, and he was in his field research laboratory reviewing the recordings. The research lab […]

October 5, 2017November 15, 2017 Richard StrawsFuture Jau

Future Jau, part 1

Dr. Alan Butler lifted his sunglasses, used the back of his hand to wipe the sweat from his forehead, and stared at the monitor. The dorado was still doing nothing. […]

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