Talk:Solunar theory

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It's helpful and informative, however, the article doesn't say outright within the text whether it is actually taken seriously by today's scientists. Although it provides lots of comparisons, there isn't much explanation as to how solunar theory and the more general concept that animals are more active in certain conditions are distinct from one another, as the latter isn't necessarily related to solunar theory. 74.243.20.244 (talk) 18:30, 1 August 2011 (UTC)[reply]