I watched that the other day! The behaviour of those dolphins is nothing short of extraordinary!!! It'll be really interesting to see, over time, if future generations follow this method. What's even cooler is that they've formed a sort of symbiotic relationship with the seagulls, who are able to partake in the feast.
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I watched that the other day! The behaviour of those dolphins is nothing short of extraordinary!!! It'll be really interesting to see, over time, if future generations follow this method. What's even cooler is that they've formed a sort of symbiotic relationship with the seagulls, who are able to partake in the feast.
flies taste with their feet. most sharks have 5 gills, if you see one with 6, it is an older more ancient species of shark.
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I'll give this one more full day. Thursday morning I will pick the winner.
What a blast this has been! actually learned a few new things too!
What a blast this has been! actually learned a few new things too!
Well, I didn't say I didn't know-nuthin' bout' The Birds and Bees..................
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Well, I didn't say I didn't know-nuthin' bout' The Birds and Bees..................
done! you're in.
Did you know Badger hair was commonly used in the making of shaving brushes ?
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But which of the 11 species is used most often for badger brushes? That's the real question.
Twobandus?
Meles leucurus
Just a guess
Just a guess
Not in, but...
Rabbits are in a family called Lagomorphs. They produce two types of droppings, one type they reingest and get more nutrients out of it.
Gross, eh? Thank you High School Wildlife management class.
Rabbits are in a family called Lagomorphs. They produce two types of droppings, one type they reingest and get more nutrients out of it.
Gross, eh? Thank you High School Wildlife management class.
and the the phrase "eat sh**t" takes on a whole new meaning.
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quite similar to how we do it.
Gotta wonder how they decided between the two types. One tasted better?
I don't know I guess the ones that taste of Gatorade are the good ones and the ones that taste like red bull are the bad ones?
I'm in!
Something I learned living in an area with cold ( sub-zero ) winters... Goldfish are "freezer friendly". They can survive being completely frozen in water as long as they are allowed to thaw slowly ( you can't just toss the goldfish ice-cube into a pot of warm water & have him happy & healthy ).
Something I learned living in an area with cold ( sub-zero ) winters... Goldfish are "freezer friendly". They can survive being completely frozen in water as long as they are allowed to thaw slowly ( you can't just toss the goldfish ice-cube into a pot of warm water & have him happy & healthy ).
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Last call folks!
Tomorrow morning around 6am a winner will be chosen.
Tomorrow morning around 6am a winner will be chosen.
