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by pvaldes 2y ago
Tintin is not a French comic, is from Belgium. And the first two comics are controversial, but also a product of that age. Blue Lotus also depicts a terrible image of Japanese. Asterix is more consistent, complex and rewarding for adults. A
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This is the easiest part. Our bodies are not good for this task, so only frozen gametes should travel to be "assembled" on destination. End of the problem
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Box jellyfishes are on a different level. Jellyfish on steroids level of sting.
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> Do we have that? Yes. Is called sonar.
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My guess is that they are confusing blue bottles with blue bottons (Porpita porpita). The floating ones comprise Physalia, Velella and Porpita. Is an oceanic trilogy.
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I personally prefer the pet version called little sail (Velella velella). Supercute floating city and harmless to touch (I had put them in my hands). Its predator, the blue sea dragon definitely can sting. It eats blue bottles and store the
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by pvaldes 2y ago
More than a bad day. We should assume that those marks left permanent scars. I had spotted visible marks on a leg, five years after a mild encounter.
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> How would you know the direction if it could hear it in the water? Cetaceans have echolocation systems, for they to locate the source of sound echoes is child's play. They keep also detailed maps of its habitat in their brains and
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My first candidate would be roar sound. In any case 100 miles/ 160Km is an impressive distance. Whales were reported communicating at a distance of 60 miles / 100Km at least and in theory sound could travel 100 miles easily in the
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Me too!, me too! I also want to make a clever math joke here!. Here we go... ... Dam, I forgot how I hated maths. My head aches.
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Somebody has the huge talent to learn multiple languages and interact with millions on a privileged position, but choose instead to earn the title of "king of scrabble". I'm unsure about if this history is comedy or drama. My
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You clearly missed the context in this thread. By a mile. Nobody is saying what you think that they are saying.
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Hope they give this poor Goffin a well deserved partner after all this time. Disco music definitely can help with that first date
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But remember that Polish beet soup has often milk or cream added on it. If is pink it has milk. If is purple not necessarily.
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I'm fine with that. Those children will learn valuable lessons about loss and death. The kind of lessons that having a goldfish pet will provide, but without killing a goldfish. Or: "Robots will need to go hibernating now in order
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by pvaldes 2y ago
This is not what pcblues is saying. The OP explains (correctly) that this diseases could have started several times in remote areas just to self-fix later, because remote rural areas aren't connected with other people and because bat v
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The bird was less famous then. Is not probable, but not impossible In theory a soldier or fishermen could have accidentally killed the first bird and reassign the tag at the sea, but I think that we could safely discard that because in that
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> Do these people even do research? There is a previous four year experiment so, yes, this people did research and had clear results pointing to that trend. All of this people claiming that, "but, but Trump will experience an epipha
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Is not just traffic, Biologists are exposed to formaldehyde vapors each day for example, and gloves don't remove it entirely so you end having skin problems.
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Interesting related fact. Some plants like Spathiphyllum are known to remove formaldehyde from the air. This does not eliminate the need of a proper strong ventilation system, but indoor plants helping to protect people from cancer should b
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A big trouble for the survival of arctic foxes, polar bears or seals that need to go out of the sea to reproduce. The ecosystem could collapse in a lot of places in no time. I wonder if we could raise a net of floating structures for saving
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Is coups d'etat all the way down, one by one... Will not last. When this finish the rebloom of the societies will be massive.
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But evidence of absence is, and in this case we have a lot. For the last 400 years, pathologists on every country had filleted and put, lets say tens thousands of human brains and human guts under the microscope. One of them has systematica
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> Is possible that the bacteria were swallowed by the white cells Then this would hardly count as brain "microbiome". Do wolves have a macrobiome of deer inside wolves guts?.
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Thinking about it, the whole part is not necessary. A partial read of the first upper cm could make the process much faster discarding the obviously different parts. If this can be converted to a barcode somehow printed and then read with a
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Sometimes in animals the same color can be result of several different genes working in different paths to achieve a similar result. This info is relevant for breeding purposes. Chicken color genetics is evil, for example but understanding
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> The autosegmentation jumps frequently between adjacent sheets The rests of fibers in the cut are exactly like a barcode. They would need a database of each limit and then something to match barcodes. Easier said than done, of course. O
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Put it in a blender. Lemon juice optional. This will destroy the slimy texture. Fill a glass with the mix and then add cream on the top and you will have a spectacular dessert. Persimmons are three (four?) totally different fruits in one.
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> It just means wild apple trees, not a cultivated variety. "Wild" apples are Malus sylvestris or just feral domestic apples Malus domestica. Crabapples comprise the rest (>30 different species) of apples and its hybrids. Ma
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Crabapples make an excellent jelly, that you can have also in different colors depending on the cultivar. https://www.alamy.com/home-made-crab-apple-jelly-malus-evere... https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe&#x2

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