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what the fuck is a “passport”?? if someone needs proof of your identity just show them the scar you got in a wild boar hunt as a youth
Boar and boar babies
being a transformers fan humbles you because youll start having complex emotions about characters named shit like chromedome and deathsaurus
Lowkey grinds my gears when people tag me in pictures of gar
Like he is beautiful he is wonderful but he is not a sturgeon
He doesn’t even have denticles
he doesn’t even scutes
Come on guys let’s put on our thinking caps
And another thing
the recurring theme of my life

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BRUH a dude I know from work came in for the first time in months and I thought he looked different but couldn't figure out why?? So I asked if he'd changed his hair and he was like "BITCH I GOT TOP SURGERY"
GOT DAMN HOW DIDNT YOU NOTICE
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gar, sturgeon, pike. many things to love

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I understand that tall men are our POV characters, but surely being like a foot taller than everyone around them would have some occasional consequences
Happy Garrus Slut Turn Saturday to all who celebrate btw
end permian mass extinction...at least we don't have to deal with "Lava sea the size of Saudi Arabia"
And 2,800 ppm carbon dioxide in atmosphere. And sulfuric acid rain. And severe mercury poisoning from volcanic material.
Poor creatures...so much pain in the world
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The one that gets me personally is
We cannot say much about this for sure. It is at the very limits of what we can learn about and infer. But prior to the Earth being “the oxygen planet” we know that it was home to life, and that its native microbes metabolised lots of fascinating compounds and had a rich culture (ha!).
When the Cyanobacteria gained a foothold and started pumping out oxygen as a byproduct of their metabolic processes, they changed the game. They weren’t the only thing that changed the atmosphere, but they were one of the things that opened up a crack, exploited it, and can be observed today: one of the few things we can follow back to this time-before-fossils. Cyanobacteria were part culprit, part prophet. The oxygenated atmosphere opened up new opportunities for the ancestors of modern plants and animals - the Eukaryotes, the domain of Fortunate Cellular Nuclei, who evolved specifically in adaptation to the Oxygen Planet. Some theories, which may or may not be true, circle around the idea that the extraordinarily complex cellular structure of eukaryotes is because various unrelated organisms came together under one cellular mantle to protect them from oxygen, and their symbiosis led to them becoming one “organism.” We know that our mitochondria have different DNA, and that their processes are different from ours; we expect (we cannot know) that they possibly came under the cellular roof to shelter from the apocalypse of oxygen. The nuclei, also, who are so Fortunate, may have been someone else first.
Pretty much every statement I’ve made there has several question marks and a long string of competing citations behind it. There is a lot we cannot know.
There are some things we can know: All of our works and kinships we owe to oxygen. This was not always a planet of oxygen. There was an abundance of life before it. We can find remnants of the other forms today. We can find cousins of the old life-forms in remote places. Fields such as astrobiology look to Antarctica or thermal vents for microorganisms that eat iron or live on acid.
I just like to think about it and the different stories you can make from it.
There was a terrible change and everything died except these small remnants. There are no other planets like ours now.
When the oxygen came it was poison to us. something came after us. But it was not us.
There was once a terrible catastrophe at the very edge of imagination, at the very limits of what we can find out, and the sky changed: so our family held each other and hid for so long that we became Fortunate.
It just gets me! The oxygen extinction!!!!!!!!
if you had the 2006 guinness book of world records do you remember this guy with the record for the most straws stuffed in a mouth? why is he dressed like he’s in the matrix? slay.
is this the straw man you guys are always arguing with
zoology is so fucking funny. what do you mean we’ve never seen a baby great white shark. what do you mean we’ve never documented a single melanistic cougar despite it being entirely possible. I dunno man. Anyways a new amphipod was just discovered 92639273947294729 meters beneath the sea
Didn't they have a baby white at an aquarium in CA like a decade ago wasn't that a whole thing
Sort of! Never spotted in the wild is the important missing part of OPs post. That is, until July of last year actually!!
Drone footage shot off the coast of Southern California may have enabled the first ever sighting of a newborn great white shark in the wild.

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I think it's really funny the way pop sci publications will put so much shock value towards "WORLD'S DEADLIEST ANIMALS" when they really mean "deadly to humans specifically"
Black mamba and chimpanzee ain't got shit on our humble friend the anteater, who has ended 500 lives just for breakfast and is coming back for seconds
We talk about big deadly grazers like anteaters and whales but I feel like insectivorous bats deserve some extra respect for not only chowing down on 6000-10,000 lives per night, but for also Actively Hunting them (often while also schlepping halfway across a continent on migration), instead of just sticking their schozz in their food's house. Like I get why- efficiency is the greatest virtue of any predator- but it think there's an element of horror to how stunningly efficient bats are that they can hunt and kill thousands of lives per night as like, a side activity to a road trip.
How each color in Magic does removal:
White: Never Speak to Me Or My Son Again
Blue: Rain checks, now in card form! (get it? Rain? Cause blue is associated with- hey where are you going?)
Black: Literally just murder.
Red: Do you know what happens to a toad when it's struck by lightning? Repeatedly?
Green: YOU CAME TO THE WRONG NEIGHBORHOOD, MOTHERFUCKER!
colorless: you are being eaten john carpenters The Thing
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