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 Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 5:07 pm
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 5:36 pm
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 7:11 pm
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 8:01 pm
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Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 12:19 am
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original karbear JeeszyCreezy original karbear JeeszyCreezy With the theory of evolution in mind why do zebra's have stripes?
I think it was just a black horse and a white horse having baby horses and they came out with stripes.
I honestly have no idea where that came from ><
Yeah but seriously what need is there to have stripes?
Perhaps at first, it scared off most predators? Think about it, if a big bully at school was going around picking on little kids, and he came to one kid with stripes, do you think he'd pick on the striped kid?
I don't know XD I think a bully at school would just pick on the easy targets.
XD that's like on 'ten things I hate about you'
"We will shock them then they will forget to play and goal we win"
'yeah but how will we distract them?'
"*flashes*" |
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Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 3:44 pm
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Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 11:47 pm
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Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 2:53 pm
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JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab original karbear sdrawkcab Is this a real conversation? x.x; Because if it is... it's driving me nuts. xD;;
Why is it driving you nuts?!
But I just remembered why I said that. XD I was cranky, yes... but I was also in a very scientific mood... and just wanted to see the scientific answer said. ><; Yeah... that's it... I'm going to just slip away now. <.< >.> |
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Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 5:04 pm
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sdrawkcab JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab original karbear sdrawkcab Is this a real conversation? x.x; Because if it is... it's driving me nuts. xD;;
Why is it driving you nuts?!
But I just remembered why I said that. XD I was cranky, yes... but I was also in a very scientific mood... and just wanted to see the scientific answer said. ><; Yeah... that's it... I'm going to just slip away now. <.< >.> |
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Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 7:55 pm
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JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab original karbear sdrawkcab Is this a real conversation? x.x; Because if it is... it's driving me nuts. xD;;
Why is it driving you nuts?!
But I just remembered why I said that. XD I was cranky, yes... but I was also in a very scientific mood... and just wanted to see the scientific answer said. ><; Yeah... that's it... I'm going to just slip away now. <.< >.>
XD;; I ran to double check myself:
http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=896386
I was close. :] |
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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 3:31 pm
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sdrawkcab JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab > .<;; There was no real issue with it. I was just being cranky. I.. really don't know why I posted that. XD;;
But I just remembered why I said that. XD I was cranky, yes... but I was also in a very scientific mood... and just wanted to see the scientific answer said. ><; Yeah... that's it... I'm going to just slip away now. <.< >.>
XD;; I ran to double check myself:
http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=896386
I was close. :] |
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Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 3:35 pm
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JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab > .<;; There was no real issue with it. I was just being cranky. I.. really don't know why I posted that. XD;;
But I just remembered why I said that. XD I was cranky, yes... but I was also in a very scientific mood... and just wanted to see the scientific answer said. ><; Yeah... that's it... I'm going to just slip away now. <.< >.>
XD;; I ran to double check myself:
http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=896386
I was close. :]
XD It's usually safe to guess camoflage. Except for in the case of like.. male peacocks. But in their case, they aren't really looking out for their own survival~ they just want to pass on their good genes. |
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Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 1:46 pm
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sdrawkcab JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab Well i do that anyway... It's kind of hard not to when I drink it all the time. ;P
But I just remembered why I said that. XD I was cranky, yes... but I was also in a very scientific mood... and just wanted to see the scientific answer said. ><; Yeah... that's it... I'm going to just slip away now. <.< >.>
XD;; I ran to double check myself:
http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=896386
I was close. :]
XD It's usually safe to guess camoflage. Except for in the case of like.. male peacocks. But in their case, they aren't really looking out for their own survival~ they just want to pass on their good genes.
Well like I said earlier there are some male birds that have crazy color but it's just to attract the female. |
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Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 3:40 pm
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JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab Well i do that anyway... It's kind of hard not to when I drink it all the time. ;P
But I just remembered why I said that. XD I was cranky, yes... but I was also in a very scientific mood... and just wanted to see the scientific answer said. ><; Yeah... that's it... I'm going to just slip away now. <.< >.>
XD;; I ran to double check myself:
http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=896386
I was close. :]
XD It's usually safe to guess camoflage. Except for in the case of like.. male peacocks. But in their case, they aren't really looking out for their own survival~ they just want to pass on their good genes.
Well like I said earlier there are some male birds that have crazy color but it's just to attract the female.
Mhmm. But I learned in a class why that's so. Why would females be attracted to the brighter colors? It's because... well~ I don't remember the exact details, but~ for example: The same protein that's used to make a tail bright red is the same protein used in the immune system to fight off diseases. If a male bird is sickly and his immune system is working overtime, he doesn't have enough of that protein to put into the tail. The female can see that a dull tail equals sick equals bad genes. o:
XD; And with what I was saying before, the bio teacher said that the measure of a male's life isn't how many years he lives, but in how many children he has. ^^;; So~ I was referring to that quote that popped up in my head without saying it. |
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Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 2:44 am
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sdrawkcab JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab JeeszyCreezy sdrawkcab Camoflage. That's why they stay in herds. The lines blur the edges of the zebras and make it hard to tell one zebra from other or how many there are.
XD;; I ran to double check myself:
http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=896386
I was close. :]
XD It's usually safe to guess camoflage. Except for in the case of like.. male peacocks. But in their case, they aren't really looking out for their own survival~ they just want to pass on their good genes.
Well like I said earlier there are some male birds that have crazy color but it's just to attract the female.
Mhmm. But I learned in a class why that's so. Why would females be attracted to the brighter colors? It's because... well~ I don't remember the exact details, but~ for example: The same protein that's used to make a tail bright red is the same protein used in the immune system to fight off diseases. If a male bird is sickly and his immune system is working overtime, he doesn't have enough of that protein to put into the tail. The female can see that a dull tail equals sick equals bad genes. o:
XD; And with what I was saying before, the bio teacher said that the measure of a male's life isn't how many years he lives, but in how many children he has. ^^;; So~ I was referring to that quote that popped up in my head without saying it.
Yes, I watched a special on tv about that. ^__^
Well I guess that makes sense if you consider the meaning of life. |
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