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The [[Oeic]] (also known, misleadingly, as the “St. Hellier [[espievie]]”) is an animal long rumoured to inhabit the [[Guernsey]] scrublands, but which had never been verified before its discovery by maverick Jersey naturalist [[Ichabod Mourant]] in the 1950s. Subsequent examination revealed the [[Oeic]] to be genetically identical to the Cayman [[espievie]], and debate rages to this day as to how | The [[Oeic]] (also known, misleadingly, as the “St. Hellier [[espievie]]”) is an animal long rumoured to inhabit the [[Guernsey]] scrublands, but which had never been verified before its discovery by maverick Jersey naturalist [[Ichabod Mourant]] in the 1950s. Subsequent examination revealed the [[Oeic]] to be genetically identical to the Cayman [[espievie]], and debate rages to this day as to how the flightless, defensive and rather stupid animal crossed the nearly 5,000 miles of open Atlantic ocean and managed to establish itself in a markedly different habitat with so little disadvantage. | ||
Most likely the jet stream, trade winds or a similar [[force majeure]] event. | |||
Since their discovery [[Oeic]]s have been successfully domesticated and today are most commonly encountered as [[open-ended investment company|open-ended investment companies]] — [[investment vehicle]]s designed to handle collective investment in transferable securities. | Since their discovery [[Oeic]]s have been successfully domesticated and today are most commonly encountered as [[open-ended investment company|open-ended investment companies]] — [[investment vehicle]]s designed to handle collective investment in transferable securities. | ||