Where courgettes come from
First 'shop - please be gentle.
From the Inside the factories. How do they really make X? challenge. See all 143 entries (closed)
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First 'shop - please be gentle.
From the Inside the factories. How do they really make X? challenge. See all 143 entries (closed)
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my god
you've lurked for twice as long as I've existed!
*bows*
edit: woo to the pic (i hates courgettes I do, but if that's true, then it's no wonder the japanese kill them for "scientific purposes")
Re-edit: um, well, maybe you haven't lurked quite that long, sorry for getting overexcited.
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Wed 15 Jun 2005, 13:36,
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*bows*
edit: woo to the pic (i hates courgettes I do, but if that's true, then it's no wonder the japanese kill them for "scientific purposes")
Re-edit: um, well, maybe you haven't lurked quite that long, sorry for getting overexcited.
hahaha
but the man appears to be exceptionally dry, not a common factor amoung men 1/2 a foot from a whale.
Also, thats not a whale, its a whale shark.I think.
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Also, thats not a whale, its a whale shark.I think.
good point
but it's definetly a shark.
1. Tail is vertical, not horizontal
2. Its got gills, not a blowhole.
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Wed 15 Jun 2005, 13:40,
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1. Tail is vertical, not horizontal
2. Its got gills, not a blowhole.
What?
You expect the courgette factory to give away ALL their secrets?!
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Wed 15 Jun 2005, 13:41,
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It's a Whale Shark
and as such, I don't think that it has ears!
But that said it's a woofull pic and top lurkage - nearly as long as I lurked for!
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But that said it's a woofull pic and top lurkage - nearly as long as I lurked for!
ok then.....
gills evolved into ears.
Shown during early feotal development of people, structures similar to gills start forming on the sides of what becomes the neck, which eventrually move up and become ears.
Furthermore, the ones in gills are sensitive to vibration, and the same shape and size as the bones in the ear.
Therefore, gills are ears. Ish.
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Wed 15 Jun 2005, 13:50,
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Shown during early feotal development of people, structures similar to gills start forming on the sides of what becomes the neck, which eventrually move up and become ears.
Furthermore, the ones in gills are sensitive to vibration, and the same shape and size as the bones in the ear.
Therefore, gills are ears. Ish.
It's a whale shark
I don't know if that means it's more shark than whale or the other way round.
Thank you for saying nice things. : )
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Wed 15 Jun 2005, 13:40,
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Thank you for saying nice things. : )
It's a Whale Shark
I should know, I'm a Zoologist...
and so's my wife.
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Wed 15 Jun 2005, 13:45,
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and so's my wife.