Fun factoids..
Fun factoids..
Okay, so I've been making a lot of posts lately. My apologies. This will be the last for tonight >.<
BUT...
I thought fun facts would be...fun...if they're not, they'd just be facts...and regular non fun facts aren't fun.
Fun fact:
An ostrich's eye is bigger than its brain.
BUT...
I thought fun facts would be...fun...if they're not, they'd just be facts...and regular non fun facts aren't fun.
Fun fact:
An ostrich's eye is bigger than its brain.
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aimes wrote:humans eat an average of eight spiders per year. usually in their sleep
(that wiggled and jiggled and tickled in sid'er-she swallowed the spider to catch the fly, i dont know why she swallowed a fly-perhaps she'll die...)
Sorry, that one's false.
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basscomm wrote:aimes wrote:humans eat an average of eight spiders per year. usually in their sleep
(that wiggled and jiggled and tickled in sid'er-she swallowed the spider to catch the fly, i dont know why she swallowed a fly-perhaps she'll die...)
Sorry, that one's false.
Kind of funny they blame the internet for this spreading, and they're refuting it on the internet themselves. Who to believe?
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Captain_Anarchy wrote:I don't buy it. I say you need legs to jump. No legs, no jumping.
I disagree. Whales and dolphins can jump. When they shoot out of the water, one would say "GOLLY! THAT <INSERT ANIMAL PREFERABLY DOLPHIN OR WHALE CAUSE THAT'S THE EXAMPLE WE'RE USING> JUST JUMPED OUT OF THE WATER!!!!
And that's the end of that chapter.
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Cassul wrote:I disagree. Whales and dolphins can jump. When they shoot out of the water, one would say "GOLLY! THAT <INSERT ANIMAL PREFERABLY DOLPHIN OR WHALE CAUSE THAT'S THE EXAMPLE WE'RE USING> JUST JUMPED OUT OF THE WATER!!!!
Hardly, while a normal person may say that, whales and dolphins launch themselves through the air using momentum and inertia rather than force from muscles. While similar to a jump, it's not the same.
Discomonkey wrote:Cassul wrote:I disagree. Whales and dolphins can jump. When they shoot out of the water, one would say "GOLLY! THAT <INSERT ANIMAL PREFERABLY DOLPHIN OR WHALE CAUSE THAT'S THE EXAMPLE WE'RE USING> JUST JUMPED OUT OF THE WATER!!!!
Hardly, while a normal person may say that, whales and dolphins launch themselves through the air using momentum and inertia rather than force from muscles. While similar to a jump, it's not the same.
I'm pretty sure whales and dolphins gain that momentum and inetria by exerting force with their muscles.
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Matt wrote:
I'm pretty sure whales and dolphins gain that momentum and inetria by exerting force with their muscles.
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Whales and Dolphins swim using energy from their muscles, but when they leap from the water it's their momentum which carries them, when a human jumps it's from pushing off from the ground.
Discomonkey wrote:Matt wrote:
I'm pretty sure whales and dolphins gain that momentum and inetria by exerting force with their muscles.
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Whales and Dolphins swim using energy from their muscles, but when they leap from the water it's their momentum which carries them, when a human jumps it's from pushing off from the ground.
the moment we leave the ground during a jump, we proceed to be carried by momentum. prior to that we are exerting force against the ground. the moment a dolphin leaves the water, it proceeds to be carried by momentum, prior to that, it is exerting force against the water.
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