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ChairmanMauzer posted:I wonder how this guy lands with the dog under him. Sounds like it might be a ruff landing.
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Cats can have little a heat, as a treat
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The more cats it gets the warmer it gets. Is this a demonstration of a postitive feedback loop
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Buttchocks posted:That's not how cat5 ethernet works.
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ynohtna posted:No, my doggies. I'm trying to tell you that when you're ready, you won't even have to chase the ball. I can only show you the sliding glass door...it is you who has to decide if it's open or closed
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Buttchocks posted:That's not how cat5 ethernet works.
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ReelBigLizard posted:Penelope in the window A+ photograph, thanks for sharing
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A walk off 2 out home run timed so perfectly to the stadium PA music is super blessed imo https://twitter.com/BlueJays/status/1480672263993282569?s=20
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Just need to share some giant bunny feets
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Tf kind of advantage does this give in nature? Is it like Dazzle camouflage or something? From my perspective it's a giant "notice me and eat me" banner to birds.
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he does the books for the 'club'
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mind the walrus posted:Tf kind of advantage does this give in nature? Is it like Dazzle camouflage or something? From my perspective it's a giant "notice me and eat me" banner to birds. Exactly. So if you've managed to survive even with a giant "notice me and eat me" banner, you must be one hell of a strong, healthy, capable, sexy butterfly. Even with a handicap you're surviving, so you must be pretty studly! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_selection
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The Walrus posted:A walk off 2 out home run timed so perfectly to the stadium PA music is super blessed imo Oh my goodness. This is baseball for developmentally disabled kids in Scottsdale, AZ. Fine. FINE. I withdraw my request to have Arizona bombed off the map. In all seriousness, it’s been a while since I shed a tear of happiness but this right here did it for me. I coached both my boys until they started playing high school ball and a requirement of being part of our team was that the kids and parents had to help out at least once a year with a program very similar to that in our hometown. Most of us ended up doing it a few times a year and some of the boys continued into high school. Dammit I haven’t thought about that in a few years.
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In Australia we just have snakes. No need to go to all this hassle.
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mind the walrus posted:Tf kind of advantage does this give in nature? Is it like Dazzle camouflage or something? From my perspective it's a giant "notice me and eat me" banner to birds. A lot of the "look at me, I am very visible to predators" stuff in animals is so that a predator will indeed notice them and eat them. But they are mildly poisonous, or covered in yucky/annoying barbs/fur etc. so that the predator will think "that very distinctive and easily spotted thing is not good for eating. I know this because of the bad experience I had eating one before, so will leave it alone next time." It's why a bunch of fish are shiny and colourful and pretty. A clownfish makes a far worse sandwich than a tuna. True, for this strategy to work, some will die. But I guess it must be evolutionarily worth it in the long run, and over large numbers.
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Zefrank has a good video on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chT3sbLvlt4
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Making yourself more visible to predators doesn't really matter when your entire adult lifespan is measured in hours or days. There are some outliers that can live for months, but most butterflys would die of old age in 2 weeks.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Making yourself more visible to predators doesn't really matter when your entire adult lifespan is measured in hours or days. There are some outliers that can live for months, but most butterflys would die of old age in 2 weeks. That doesn't make sense. Things eat butterflies; they live long enough to get eaten. Unless birds only eat old, geriatric butterflies or something, they would still benefit from traits that make it more likely for them to evade predators. They've got to survive long enough to reproduce at any rate. ...unless few of them survive to reproduce but they have a zillion offspring or something?...
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mind the walrus posted:Tf kind of advantage does this give in nature? Is it like Dazzle camouflage or something? From my perspective it's a giant "notice me and eat me" banner to birds. My guess would be yeah, it looks confusing as hell and if a predator tries to go for it anyway it goes for the very lively bits which it doesn't seem to need to move around, they're fluttery nonsense hanging off of it Horniness probably factors into that too; look at this flashy boy whose cool and smart enough to keep all his visually attractive bits without being eaten by a bird
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DiHK posted:How... how do the balls know which color matching bar to fall on... Pegboards can be built so that every entry x inches of point only has one exit point. Alternately, magnets and it's sped up.
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DiHK posted:How... how do the balls know which color matching bar to fall on...
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Samuel L. Hacksaw posted:Pegboards can be built so that every entry x inches of point only has one exit point. Alternately, magnets and it's sped up. Reading this stoned and horny made me re-read it, i tell you what
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DiHK posted:How... how do the balls know which color matching bar to fall on... Uniformly colored spheres are really easy to do well in CGI.
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DiHK posted:How... how do the balls know which color matching bar to fall on... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hIR4R1tL5w
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