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| notes:stickerclub [2025/06/18 04:02] – [Some ideas from me:] scumsuck | notes:stickerclub [2025/09/13 06:05] (current) – [crappy animals] scumsuck | ||
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| * the cat that scientists made glow in the dark! | * the cat that scientists made glow in the dark! | ||
| * Helicoprion! | * Helicoprion! | ||
| - | * Coelacanth | + | * <del>Coelacanth</ |
| - | * Narwhal! | + | * <del>Narwhal!</ |
| - | * The word " | + | |
| - | * "In the majority of cases, erupted tusks appear only in males and the left-side tusk is the one that tends to emerge." | + | |
| - | * No solid known use for tusk: may be for mating display, stunning fish to eat, or breaking ice | + | |
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| ====crappy animals==== | ====crappy animals==== | ||
| - | * [[https:// | + | * [[https:// |
| + | * Octopuses die after reproduction | ||
| + | * Squids ink through their mobility/ | ||
| + | * Most sponges reproduce sexually. | ||
| + | * Paxillosida Starfish use one hole for their mouth and anus. | ||
| + | * Blue Jay & Ravens are in the same Corvidae family, despite their size (12 vs 25 inches) and color difference. | ||
| ====Antiquity==== | ====Antiquity==== | ||
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| * Blue carpenter bee | * Blue carpenter bee | ||
| - | * Native bees vs honey bees | + | * Native bees vs honey bees (honey bees can BEE invasive competitors to native beez) |
| + | * Photuris - female mimic lightning bugs that eat males of other species | ||
| ==== Appalachian cryptids ==== | ==== Appalachian cryptids ==== | ||