Any ideas why you get blue tarantulas? or tarantulas with 'horns'?

[viper69]

@viper69 has some articles on blue T's if i remember correctly....

I do, all of which are easily found on the internet.

Grrrr.

It's faster for you to get the article, than to wait for me, no spoonfeeding

When did they go through major extinctions and why? I'd love to read about that.

Google knows all!!! Tip, for a wild read look up Burgess Shale, and see the pictures of the unique animals that died, it's like looking at a SCI-FI flick.

we still don't even know why the dinosaurs died (K-2 extinction).

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[Crone Returns]

I do, all of which are easily found on the internet.



It's faster for you to get the article, than to wait for me, no spoonfeeding



Google knows all!!! Tip, for a wild read look up Burgess Shale, and see the pictures of the unique animals that died, it's like looking at a SCI-FI flick.



>>

Grrrr. Thanks for the tip about Burgess shale...hmmm, and I'm a rock hound got As in geology....

 

[Crone Returns]

@viper69
Hey Vipe
This is great stuff. Tomorrow will be getting Gould's Wonderful Life.
Used from a LBS... now if I could just figure out how to get rid of italics....

 

[cold blood]

When did they go through major extinctions and why? I'd love to read about that.

There is generally regarded to be 5 mass extinction events in Earth's history (many believe we are living in the 6th). During these, at least 50% of all species died out. In order, they are :

Ordovician-Silurian (440 mil yrs ago), during which 85% of marine life died.

Late Devonian (359 mil yrs ago), during which 75% of all life died, particularly corals.

Permian (250-266 mil yrs ago), during which 95% or all marine life and 70% of land species perished.

End-Triassic (200 mil yrs ago), during which 76% of all life died out.

Cretaceous-Tertiary (65 mil yrs ago), during which 80% of all species, including most dinosaurs, met with extinction.

Currently our rate of extinction is an estimated 80 times higher than what is considered "normal". If unchecked, its estimated that within the next 300 years we will see 75% of Earth's current species become extinct.

http://weknowyourdreams.com/images/spoon/spoon-02.jpg

 

[viper69]

There is generally regarded to be 5 mass extinction events in Earth's history (many believe we are living in the 6th). During these, at least 50% of all species died out. In order, they are :

Ordovician-Silurian (440 mil yrs ago), during which 85% of marine life died.

Late Devonian (359 mil yrs ago), during which 75% of all life died, particularly corals.

Permian (250-266 mil yrs ago), during which 95% or all marine life and 70% of land species perished.

End-Triassic (200 mil yrs ago), during which 76% of all life died out.

Cretaceous-Tertiary (65 mil yrs ago), during which 80% of all species, including most dinosaurs, met with extinction.

Currently our rate of extinction is an estimated 80 times higher than what is considered "normal". If unchecked, its estimated that within the next 300 years we will see 75% of Earth's current species become extinct.

http://weknowyourdreams.com/images/spoon/spoon-02.jpg

A little spoon feeding....

 

[cold blood]

A little spoon feeding....

hence the link....I thought you would like that

 

[viper69]

hence the link....I thought you would like that

I say call my friends at Google, teaching a man to fish, is better than giving a man a fish

 

[cold blood]

I say call my friends at Google, teaching a man to fish, is better than giving a man a fish

Heck yeah...literally all the fun of a fish is in the fishing part.

 

[Crone Returns]

There is generally regarded to be 5 mass extinction events in Earth's history (many believe we are living in the 6th). During these, at least 50% of all species died out. In order, they are :

Ordovician-Silurian (440 mil yrs ago), during which 85% of marine life died.

Late Devonian (359 mil yrs ago), during which 75% of all life died, particularly corals.

Permian (250-266 mil yrs ago), during which 95% or all marine life and 70% of land species perished.

End-Triassic (200 mil yrs ago), during which 76% of all life died out.

Cretaceous-Tertiary (65 mil yrs ago), during which 80% of all species, including most dinosaurs, met with extinction.

Currently our rate of extinction is an estimated 80 times higher than what is considered "normal". If unchecked, its estimated that within the next 300 years we will see 75% of Earth's current species become extinct.

http://weknowyourdreams.com/images/spoon/spoon-02.jpg

Nobody taught me that (she whines).
Thanks. Will promptly bury my face in books.

 

[Crone Returns]

I say call my friends at Google, teaching a man to fish, is better than giving a man a fish

Oh, stop.

 

[Crone Returns]

A little spoon feeding....

Blahblahblah.

 

[Crone Returns]

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Heck yeah...literally all the fun of a fish is in the fishing part.

Quit showing off

 

[Crone Returns]

hence the link....I thought you would like that

Hahaha

 

[Chris LXXIX]

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Heck yeah...literally all the fun of a fish is in the fishing part.

Eh eh, IMO the fun is when you put the legs under the table and enters a triumph of fish mixed with a class A Italian white wine for watering the throat

 

[Crone Returns]

Eh eh, IMO the fun is when you put the legs under the table and enters a triumph of fish mixed with a class A Italian white wine for watering the throat

Dang that looks good.

 

[Chris LXXIX]

Dang that looks good.

u_u

 

[Crone Returns]

I can't believe that these are proto-arthropods. I mean I believe it but it's fantastic.

 

[awiec]

National geographic has some fantastic specials about ancient aquatic life if you are interested about prehistoric life.

 

[Crone Returns]

National geographic has some fantastic specials about ancient aquatic life if you are interested about prehistoric life.

Thanks. This is fascinating. I knew about strange protomammals, but my skewed way of thinking didn't let me realize arthropods. Oh dear... does that make me a mammal snob lol.
Must go back to reading now.

 

[Chris LXXIX]

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Heck yeah...literally all the fun of a fish is in the fishing part.

Btw my man I forgot to tell you that your boat is perfect for a sea-jailbreak like 'Carlito's Way' or suitable for some Eastern Coast fellas of a utmost respectful society knowed by the name of Winter Hill Gang for a cough cough fishing trip