>Age 97>basically how my parents are in their 60s, if not betterHow does he do it?I had one relative that age and he could barely move and he was sober his whole life.
>>4781288Thank you for telling us exactly what it was that you meant
>>4781310based, true, and real
>>4781310truth hydrogen bomb
By being born with silver spoon in his mouth and his work consisting of talking and looking smart before camera while traveling around the world, likely for taxpayer money too.While i dare to assume you relative and parents worked their ass off.>h-he has active lifestyleGee, i wonder why say majority of miners aren't still running around looking so good at this age.
>>4780213Met him back in 2009 at a book signing, super lovely guy and even back then he was super energetic. A lot of his family lived to pretty good ages so it’s probably the genes
>>4779280You are naturally well-suited for it friend.
>>4778486i saw some black skimmers over the weekend when I went down to coastal texas they're so adorable and I got to see the skimming behavior! I wish I owned a good camera so I could get my own pictures
>>4779765How does this workDo fish not sense the incoming beak?
>>4781750The beak is faster than the fish
>>4779280You should try skim feeding.
Anyone have any experience with celestial pearl danios/galaxy rasboras?Wonder if they nibble on mystery snail antennas or fight fish like penguin tetras?
>>4781778No but it’s a cool looking pretty fish
I've had about a dozen of them in my tank for a few years now, they get along with the neocaridina shrimp and snails.They breed easily too as long as you keep them well fed, and you don't have any scavengers that would eat the tanks.
Simply put, it's the best because it's the biggest.
>>4781899game was ass
>>4781881I don’t want to Google it but probably? Almost surely?
>>4781966It was not you contrarian dickbag
>>4781966then what isn't? let's hear it
>>4781966Trvthnvke inbound
Wrasse editionWelcome to /rstg/, the ultimate destination for reef and saltwater enthusiasts. Discuss anything related to your marine paradise here, whether it's your thriving coral colonies, vibrant fish, or aquascaping.Saltwater Aquarium Setups:>https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLBaMLrfToJyxJ1PuJZwhkxvvdFP14eV_t >https://www.reef2reef.com/ams/taking-the-plunge-starting-your-first-reef-aquarium.533/Tank Cycling and Maintenance:>https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/cycling-an-aquarium.306554/Fundamentals of Acropora care:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>4780717My dad did, I believe, but at the time he lived near the ocean so he literally got his water and fish directly.>>4780467This is actually what they do when the split (go to the back/underneath of the rockwork to heal), but the way I designed this iteration of rockwork makes it possible to see them all anyway, heh.>>4779376>I will just wait to get a bigger tank so that they can grow as much as they want.They, and coral for that matter, will just grow to however much space, food, minerals, and light you give them. I've seen 120G tanks filled with nothing but rocks, BTA, and a giant harem of clownfish. I would just keep doing whatever you want for the rest of the tank, and if it splits, sell off the split. The size part is pretty tricky. I haven't fed mine in like three years yet they still grow (zooxanthellae of course, and I'm sure they've caught stray food now and then).
>>4780717Ooh I should add, I vote going straight to salt. Yes, some knowledge in freshwater will carry over, but it's not like you can't learn those lessons with saltwater. Moving mature tanks is pretty fucking hard though, unless it's a fish-only (with live rock) tank. When you have mature colonies of coral, it's pretty nerve wracking trying to take them out and transfer them to a new tank, ESPECIALLY if the new tank isn't even in the same house.
>>4753173I've never kept a dwarf shrimp tank specifically but just watching a bunch of shrimp scraping biofilm off the substrate doesn't sound very interesting desu. As part of a community tank amanos are nice because they get big enough to not be easy snacks for your average community fish.
>>4780717You can absolutely start with saltwater. A simple reef with soft corals and hardy LPS will be easier than an entry high tech freshwater tank.There’s less unexplained fuckups in saltwater because the water you add in is much more controlled than the random well or tap water you use in freshwater.
My cleaner shrimp died. Yesterday I saw him struggling with a molt and I guess that has gotten to him. Sad, had him for 9ish months. He was probably, what, 16 months old?
>Paleontologists found multiple complete fossilized specimens of large Cretaceous shark Ptychodus in MexicoANOTHER Cretaceous shark? Otodusbros, i'm tired of this. After all these years, why does they still haven't found a single complete specimen of any shark in the genus Otodus? They were extremely common, widespread and lived for millions of years - way longer than any of these shitty Cretaceous sharks that were cucked by mosasaurs. I can't stand these oversized great white sharks megalodon paleoart anymore.
>>4781824Not to engage
>>4781303Were you there? No. Also some theropods today are hella smart so there probably were some smart dinosaurs too. Most importantly mammals back then sure as fuck weren't any smarter.
>>4781903Dinosaurs had such small brains they needed a second brain in lower spine in order to control such a large body. The idea that theropods were intelligent and practiced pack hunting is a myth created by Steven Spielberg for his movies. The reality was non-Avian Dinosaurs went extinct because they had no capacity to find food for themselves when it wasn't right in front of them, which left them helpless during the fallout from the meteor.
>>4781934nigga the fuck are you talking about
>>4781934Wow. That does make them look kind of wimpy in retrospect.
So can dogs smile or not?
>>4778874Dude, creepypasta is peak zoomer shit. Up there with FNAF and the bee movie.
>>4781403pretty sure it’s an ironic post
>>4778713Unironically for anyone watching this, the best way to get them to release is genuinely to jam something up their arse. No, seriously.
>>4781026I dont even browse reddit you schizo furry
>>4781724I’ve heard this too. Either that or choking them out.
It's not uncommon to hear people say that animals must have souls because clearly their dog, cat, horse or whatever has a distinct personality, emotions they can understand and relate to and so on. But if that's the case where do you draw the line? At cattle? Reptiles? Fish? Insects and other invertebrates? Amoebas?
>>4780568No animals have souls. Souls are a human trait and almost certainly angelic trait, allowing for one to have free will, AKA gives you the ability to make choices. Animals are more "automatic" and cannot sin, therefore they have no soul.
>>4781170There is more of an argument for animal free will than for human free will because we are the only animal with a split brain, only half of which can speak (including to itself)>but muh religionRecounts total non-history, shit that provably did not happen, and calls it the word of god. It was made up by schizophrenics who thought the man in the sky told them to cut the tips of their dicks off.
>>4780568Even rocks and inanimate objects have souls.>>4781171We get it reddit religion bad, you can fuck off now you have school in the morning.
>>4781170>Souls are a human traitWhere are they stored?
>>4781287>Even rocks and inanimate objects have soulsBased and shintopilled
Post monkeys, talk about monkeysFor me, it's the pygmy marmoset
>>4779006no they didn't, they just think that there's 1 VO left he's in Florida and saucing as we speak
>>4781222>saucing as we speakI'll believe it when I see it. There haven't been new videos in months. PLEASE please don't try to pretend there are still videos being made when you have no proof.Well, as long as the videos aren't shared here, that's still a substantial blow to pityfags and a definitive victory for KiwiFarms.And it's only a matter of time before your remaining VO gets doxxed or scared into hiding. I'm quite looking forward to that.
>>4781222A true Florida man.
>>4781052kekked at the mother figuring it out and getting mad at him
>>4781052The ESL subtitles explaining the obvious really is the cherry on top here
birdwatching threadwhat are your recent lifers etcI am going to arizona this summer I hope to see varied bunting
>>4781363No. Are you going to say you saw an Ivory-Billed Woodpecker?>>4781352Merlin says Bewick's Wren, then the Nuthatch with a faint Dark-Eyed Junco in the background, then the Bewick's Wren again.
Where are the gosh damn hummingbirds
>>4781109Merlin can identify the sounds and Xenocanto is good for finding examples.
>>4781373>Merlin says Bewick's WrenThanks. I was hoping it was a red crossbill. I had just listened to some sound samples of it before going out then caught this and thought it was the same. Wren makes sense though, since it has the trill.>>4781487I'll check out Xenocanto
It's been 8 years and I still can't find a sharp-shinned hawk. Got hundreds of Cooper's though.
What the fuck man.
>>4778373This is a simple chart, but for some reason it's KINO to me
>>4779285Prions "reproduce" despite just being proteins (so not inherently "living") usually by being something analagous to a "seed crystal" (sometimes literally crystal) and providing a pathway thermodynamically to the "thermodynamic" product or lowest energy configuration of a protein as opposed to the metastable "kinetic product" that is the correct form.I don't know enough to say the useful form is always the higher energy or neccesarily the "kinetic product" but I'd wager it usually is
>>4781326Most likely, but generally speaking, if you see a bat laying on the ground, DO NOT PICK IT UP. Crush it by stepping on it with shoes on and do not touch it at all. Contact your local game commission.
>>4781808>Crush it by stepping on it with shoes onIdk man I imagine a lot of people might have trouble doing that but I’ll keep that in mind
>>4781808Why would you crush it? That seems cruel.
Best youtube channels for extinct animals? Watching this guy rn.
>>4781255I like Dr Polaris and North02
>>4781255yt women's pussies DROOLING rn
Can rats really bond with you? I've been heavily considering buying some pet rats recently. I've heard a lot of people say that rats can bond with their human owners but I wanna settle this, can they?
>>4781513they are cool pets but live very little
>>4781802Thank you anon, I'm just wondering, how intelligent are rats? I've been very inquisitive on this subject for the past few days. Sometimes I see videos of rats and they seem almost soulful, but then sometimes they seem like these creatures who don't even remember anything past a five-minute window. Tell me anon, how complex is a rat's intelligence?
lmao schizos cant go even 10 post before blurting about le hecking natzees
>>4781797It's very easy for normies
>KISAMA
>chotto
>kirai
literally the only good thread on /an/ right now. i don't even watch anime but i've been googling every term and laughing as to how it fits the pic. thank you weebs
>Souka!
>Mo iiyo.
I wanna save nature from the human race, where do I start?
>>4779442I was not expecting to find a person like you in a nature board
>>4779951Alright, great. Nature is saved.
>>4764286Earn trillions and use billions to sway laws and governments to protect nature.
>>4764286You’re going to need to do something about india and retarded rich people like Taylor Swift who use generate more CO2 from jet fuel in a month than your entire lineage will in 500 years.
>>4764286eradicate outdoor cats and outdoor cat feeders
