sharkboy13
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frankly y do specimens always gotta be dead? i mean we could just capture em. btw its says in ur profile ur a sub teach? what grades do u teach? like k-5? 6-8? what?
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sharkboy13
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Originally Posted by ajwiggz
They don't but this was in the 40's back when their wasn't really a concept of conservation so he shot it and measured it. Then it escaped somehow so it could have still lived but he thought he escaped and died but like i said they didn't find the body.
or maybe he was just saying that to get publicity
They don't but this was in the 40's back when their wasn't really a concept of conservation so he shot it and measured it. Then it escaped somehow so it could have still lived but he thought he escaped and died but like i said they didn't find the body.
or maybe he was just saying that to get publicity
sharkboy13
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Originally Posted by ajwiggz
6-8 I have alot of fun with that age group. You can have a conversation with them but yet they still respect older people even though most of the 8th graders are bigger then me.
im in seventh, in alot of my classes we get into odd conversations, my math teachers fairly young so she tries to see things from out standpoint. then theres my social studies teacher, tho old, can be funny from time to time
6-8 I have alot of fun with that age group. You can have a conversation with them but yet they still respect older people even though most of the 8th graders are bigger then me.
im in seventh, in alot of my classes we get into odd conversations, my math teachers fairly young so she tries to see things from out standpoint. then theres my social studies teacher, tho old, can be funny from time to time
30-xtra high
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Originally Posted by Sharkboy13
thats y the internets best, evrythings new and we abuse the english language to the extreme
i'm sorry sharkboy.. but that statement is wrong in so many ways.. do realize that anybody can make a site and say anything they want??, like.. do you know of "wikipedia"?, the dictionary/encyclopedia/ every thing you need to know website?.. well it turns out that anybody at all can change whats written on the site.. meaning that the info is often completely wrong in every way. You can NEVER trust the internet.. EVER.., thats why when you go to highschool (at least in mine) we need to actually get books, and show the teacher just so they know we didn't get phony info off the internet.
and what i am saying "outdated".. as in really old and there have been new info.. it doesn't matter.. if in 1850 they caught a 40 foot anaconda.. you can't change that.. you can't say it's length is outdated.. it was measured at 40 feet back then.. its length does not change. so if i go find an old book that has a recorded anaconda.. it is technically still the biggest snake in the world.
thats y the internets best, evrythings new and we abuse the english language to the extreme
i'm sorry sharkboy.. but that statement is wrong in so many ways.. do realize that anybody can make a site and say anything they want??, like.. do you know of "wikipedia"?, the dictionary/encyclopedia/ every thing you need to know website?.. well it turns out that anybody at all can change whats written on the site.. meaning that the info is often completely wrong in every way. You can NEVER trust the internet.. EVER.., thats why when you go to highschool (at least in mine) we need to actually get books, and show the teacher just so they know we didn't get phony info off the internet.
and what i am saying "outdated".. as in really old and there have been new info.. it doesn't matter.. if in 1850 they caught a 40 foot anaconda.. you can't change that.. you can't say it's length is outdated.. it was measured at 40 feet back then.. its length does not change. so if i go find an old book that has a recorded anaconda.. it is technically still the biggest snake in the world.
ajwiggz
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its not that you should never trust the internet you should just have caution and make sure you know were your information is coming from. .org, .edu. gov are usually trustworthy sites. .com sites can be fine to if you can see who wrote the information. If its some john doe then yes you probably shouldn't trust the site. However if you go to a site that refernces book and those books are real or the guy that is posting has some that you can prove that would comfirm that he has knowlegde of the subject. However like i said you want to be able to comfirm these things before you use them not just go to the first site and say thats good enough. You must do research.
sharkboy13
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evrytime i turn around theres a new post here. unless that 40ft anny was confirmed (i would love it to be) i still have to say the retic is longer. u also have to keep in mind that alot of explorers saw long snakes and reported them to be 100ft in length
sharkboy13
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generally no unless it is a adult pair (in which its fair steal) or of some type of local (albino, leusistic, etc)
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essop3
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I used to have a 5' burm till it bit me. It was ureal how hard it could squeeze.
Beautiful animals, just not for me after that.
Beautiful animals, just not for me after that.
sharkboy13
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Originally Posted by essop3
I used to have a 5' burm till it bit me. It was ureal how hard it could squeeze.
Beautiful animals, just not for me after that.
man that had to hurt, i think (not sure) that large constrictors exert (sp?) the most amount of pressure an organism can
I used to have a 5' burm till it bit me. It was ureal how hard it could squeeze.
Beautiful animals, just not for me after that.
man that had to hurt, i think (not sure) that large constrictors exert (sp?) the most amount of pressure an organism can
sharkboy13
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essop, have u considered getting a new one? what made ur burm bite u?
30-xtra high
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Originally Posted by Johnbob
I $1500 a good price for a emerald tree boa?
yea.. not a good price.. but i would love soooo much to get an emmy t-boa, and i plan on getting one once i have my own place.. in 6 years
I $1500 a good price for a emerald tree boa?
yea.. not a good price.. but i would love soooo much to get an emmy t-boa, and i plan on getting one once i have my own place.. in 6 years
sharkboy13
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Originally Posted by 30-xtra high
yea.. not a good price.. but i would love soooo much to get an emmy t-boa, and i plan on getting one once i have my own place.. in 6 years
make sure its humid
yea.. not a good price.. but i would love soooo much to get an emmy t-boa, and i plan on getting one once i have my own place.. in 6 years
make sure its humid
30-xtra high
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oh i know.. i think i'll end up making it's cage, and buying misters, and then plant real plants., i can't wait
sharkboy13
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wow reefkpr, luv it! ive got a couple kings myself
sharkboy13
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bump it