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My Ecological Niche: Fun Fact of the Day 8/27: Stream of Consciousness
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The world through a zoological lens, amongst other things. Friday, August 27, 2010. Fun Fact of the Day 8/27: Stream of Consciousness. Godzilla, both the American and Japanese versions of the monster, is actually impossible: his weight and nuclear organ (yes, he has one) would cause him to explode like bomb upon surfacing, making a great mess of the harbor, but leaving alot to be desired in the vein of classic urban destruction. Every flying animal has a different anatomical configuration for wing design...
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My Ecological Niche: 2011...is over a month old.
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The world through a zoological lens, amongst other things. Tuesday, February 8, 2011. 2011is over a month old. I do feel like it. So, where shall the text woven paths of this blog post lead you tonight? Shall we discuss my past two months? Talk about some animal facts? Discuss the woes of hard college classes maybe (* makes firm eye contact with anthropomorphic representation of Calculus 17B)? As hinted at between the parentheses above, Calculus is once again a killer. A new and fun thing was, however, t...
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My Ecological Niche: September 2010
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The world through a zoological lens, amongst other things. Monday, September 27, 2010. The Blog Shall Rise Again. In short, I plan on resuming regular logging of thoughts, fun facts, and all else here. So, if you're still reading, fear not, for (like the birds) I am still here. =). By the way: UC Davis is AWESOME. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This is an outline. The Blog Shall Rise Again. View my complete profile. Other People I Bumped Into On Here. You Should Read Them First.
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My Ecological Niche: Oh Hey...CrikeyF**k! It's been a while!
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The world through a zoological lens, amongst other things. Wednesday, August 25, 2010. Oh Hey.CrikeyF* k! It's been a while! Math 17A, Calc. for Biology. Geology 1, The Earth. Wildlife Ecology and Conservation. And a freshman seminar on electrical issues.it was the last out of like 50 open. Daily work consisted of trapping squirrels and processing them: weighing them, getting fecal samples, noting sex and age, etc. Ok, not that. Back in palmdale for the past week, it has been pretty fun as well. I went t...
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My Ecological Niche: Fun Fact 12/2
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The world through a zoological lens, amongst other things. Thursday, December 2, 2010. So, rather than doing one long fact about these big cats, I figured I'd give you a small list of things to digest about tigers. Tigers belong to the genus Panthera. Which includes all other big cats. It's latin name is Panthera tigris. Tigers are the largest of all big cats, weighing in excess of 500 pounds in some imstances. In one case, a tiger actually leaped up into a boat from the water to attack a man. Tigers can...
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My Ecological Niche: November 2010
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The world through a zoological lens, amongst other things. Tuesday, November 30, 2010. Wow It has been a while, hasn't it? And I mean that in the "months" sense of the phrase, not the "weeks" sense of it. And even after I promised to keep up posting! Alas, I feel I have let my small readership down, I must admit. But today I'll change that. Today is my birthday, first of all, and turning 18 should endow a certain degree of responsibility in me, blogging included. Ladies and gentlemen. And it's great!
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My Ecological Niche: August 2010
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The world through a zoological lens, amongst other things. Friday, August 27, 2010. Fun Fact of the Day 8/27: Stream of Consciousness. Godzilla, both the American and Japanese versions of the monster, is actually impossible: his weight and nuclear organ (yes, he has one) would cause him to explode like bomb upon surfacing, making a great mess of the harbor, but leaving alot to be desired in the vein of classic urban destruction. Every flying animal has a different anatomical configuration for wing design...
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My Ecological Niche: July 2010
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The world through a zoological lens, amongst other things. Saturday, July 31, 2010. Sorry it's been so long since my last post, Bass Lake and this past week have been busy full of studying and fun, inversely. At any rate, I'm off to UC Davis tomorrow for my three day orientation! Monday, July 19, 2010. Fun Fact of the Day 7/19. Well, due once again to my proximity a lake, I'll share another freshwater fun fact with you all this evening. I was playing "Crush The Castle 2". As morbidly joyous of an experie...
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My Ecological Niche: May 2010
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The world through a zoological lens, amongst other things. Monday, May 31, 2010. Fun Fact of the Day 5/31. The smallest mammal in the world is Thailand's Kitti's Hog-nosed Bat ( Craseonycteris thonglongyai). Also known as the bumblebee bat. Just look at that picture again. Don't you just go "Awwwww"? Sunday, May 30, 2010. Fun Fact Value Pack! But, Tyrannosaurus evolved a solution to this: shock absorption. Portions of the skull are mobile and thus could have slid back slightly upon impact, mitigating...
