Exoskulls then?
Exoskulls then?
Pakicetus looks really cute in this reconstruction! I’ve always seen the species pictured looking as a kind of a big rat. This is so much better.
Did they? Wiki tells me “that cetaceans are phylogenetically closely related with the even-toed ungulates (Artiodactyla)”. So a horse is closer than a cow, but a cow is much closer than a dog. By the way, I like the fact that we’re both angry :)
Yes, I was referring to the evolutionary aspects, not the ecological ones :)
They are called sea cows, but they’re really sea elephants? I hope I’m not terribly wrong.
Wait, seals are sea doggos, right? Whales are sea cows.
The meaning doesn’t diminish the beauty, right? There’s nothing wrong about birds being horny.
This is an old one, but it makes me happy every single time.
OT, but I think we would make a great pair - something like Crouching tiger, hidden dragon.
What species of frog is that?
Sausages are often sold as a pair there, just like socks - you won’t get just one :) Even the czech word párek (sausage) means also “a pair”.
I do have some experience with the Czech Republic and I’m pretty sure this isn’t the case.
Woke up, fell out of bed Dragged a comb across my head Found my way downstairs and drank a cup And looking up, I noticed I was late…
Yeah, some can even talk like humans!
Also, big numbers of honeybees can cause decline in local native bee species and other pollinators, which in turn can endanger rare native plant species.
So people definitely should care about bees, but about the right bees and in the right way.
There are also many awsome natural species, like the short one with pink fruits that peel themselves when ripe (Musa velutina): https://www.google.com/search?q=musa+velutina&client=firefox-b-m&sca_esv=0d9b9ff4180b1131&sca_upv=1&channel=ts&tbm=isch&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiO77mWg9OFAxV0zQIHHZrRC0YQ_AUIBigB&biw=342&bih=642#
Learn botany. You can tell the approximate pH from the species of plants growing there.