We were in Ole times eating..Meci, Me, and Sheila…My daughter is very Imagitive and thinks outside the box…..She’s is going to be Great in the Earth!
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This is my entry enjoy, and i know i havent put the skype thingy in, because bumshow already has my skype
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We’re at Mahaulepu on Kauai exploring the beauty of the wild coastline of the Kauai South Side.
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What are other examples where actor/actresses look like an animation they played animal or human♥
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Tagged actor, actresses, animal, animation, don knots, fish, humanâ, Incredible, incredible mr limpet, Mr. Limpet
In my salt water aquarium I have False Limpets Multiplying. Is there an invertebrate or fish that will eat them?
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How else could we have beaten the Nazis in the Battle of the Atlantic? I’d like to see you explain that one away, atheyeast, and don’t say “No evidence” because that is such a cop-out!
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mine is a big wooden fish that looks like Mr.Limpet.
ok for a homework assignment i have to give the Latin names for specific fish problem is that I cant find the latin names anywhere
i even tried to use a english to latin dictionary online
but i was hoping someone on yahoo could help me out so ill give the names or u could maybe post a website that has the translations thanks!
Columbian Catfish
Bluehead Wrasse
konk shell
damselfish
sea squirt
polycheate
clam
limpet
plz plz plz its a group assignment and i really dnt wanna let down my group so plz help!
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LiveScience Staff
LiveScience.com
Fri Jul 18, 5:03 PM ET
From Don Knotts’ portrayle of “Mr. Limpet” to the children’s favorite “Nemo” and the tuna-pitching character in the “Sorry, Charlie” commercials, we all have seen fish that can talk. But that’s just fiction, right?
Well …
Researchers say real fish can communicate with sound, too. And they say (the researchers, that is) that your speech skills and, in fact, all sound production in vertebrates can be traced back to this ability in fish. (You got your ears from fish, too.)
The new study was led by Andrew Bass (we did not make this up) of Cornell University.
The scientists mapped developing brain cells in newly hatched midshipman fish larvae and compared them to those of other species. They found that the chirp of a bird, the bark of a dog and all the other sounds that come out of animals’ mouths are the products of the neural circuitry likely laid down hundreds of millions of years ago with the hums and grunts of fish.
“Fish have all the same parts of the brain that you do,” Bass explained.
His team traced the development of the connection from the midshipman fish’s vocal muscles to a cluster of neurons located in a compartment between the back of its brain and the front of its spinal cord. The same part of the brain in more complex vertebrates, such as humans, has a similar function, indicating that it was highly selected for during the course of evolution.
I just can’t accept that the human race evolved from monkeys or fish or funky looking amoebas or whatever else thing that crawls around. I’m not about to argue Divine Creation versus evolution. That’s an exercise in futility at best.
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What was the name of the angry crab and the underwater fish girlfriend?
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What was the name of the girl fish from incredible mr limpet?
