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TAReturns · M
Piranhas prefer to feed on carrion and tend to avoid live targets. In the late 1800s Teddy Roosevelt was pranked into believing that piranhas attack humans when he saw a school of them devour a dead cow within minutes. What he didn’t know was that this particular school hadn’t been fed in over a week so naturally they attacked the first food they saw. The truth is piranhas avoid humans swimming in their waters and prefer meat that’s already dead.
RenFur · 70-79, M
@smiler2012
Most folks really want Nessie to be real - but how old would he or she be by now?
Manchester U were like the New York Yankees were for decades? Hated 'cause they were so dominant but laughed at now because they aren't?
I've Ned blocked so I don't give a r...'s a...
Most folks really want Nessie to be real - but how old would he or she be by now?
Manchester U were like the New York Yankees were for decades? Hated 'cause they were so dominant but laughed at now because they aren't?
I've Ned blocked so I don't give a r...'s a...
ShadowDancer · 41-45, M
RenFur · 70-79, M
@ShadowDancer
Great question - - maybe almost as fast as a male Olympic sprinter?
[media=https://youtu.be/RU_7nZbII6o]
Great question - - maybe almost as fast as a male Olympic sprinter?
[media=https://youtu.be/RU_7nZbII6o]
bijouxbroussard · F
People who enjoy using the phrase "blind as a bat" must know by now that bats aren’t blind:
Contrary to myth, bats aren't blind. In fact, research shows that depending on the circumstances, bats sometimes prefer using eyesight to sound when hunting. And many fruit bats, which drink nectar rather than hunt insects, don't echolocate at all. These species have particularly sharp vision, and some can even see ultraviolet light.