Science Etcetera, Venusday 20080815
Friday, August 15th, 2008
Duck-billed dinosaurs grew up fast to fend off predators.
Duck-Billed Dinosaurs (left)
Grew Up Faster Than T-Rex
Credit: Andrew Lee, Ohio University
First Commercial dog clone delivered.
How is this possible? Artificial turf fields produce temperatures of 160.6 degrees Fahrenheit??? Why aren’t the players dropping dead of heat exhaustion?
Map of the Arctic Gold Rush (PDF).
Maritime Jurisdiction in the Arctic Region
Credit: International Boundaries Research Unit
“Exercisers learn faster, remember more, think clearer and bounce back more easily from brain injuries such as a stroke,” this because the body must protect the brain when exercise threatens its energy supply, and promotes growth factors in the brain.
Pandas are lazy vegetarians who aren’t interested in sex, which means, to creationists, they disprove Evolution… although, how this proves an intelligent designer is beyond me.
The Power of Wind:
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Duck-Billed Dinosaurs (left) Grew Up Faster Than T-Rex Credit: Andrew Lee, Ohio University |
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Maritime Jurisdiction in the Arctic Region Credit: International Boundaries Research Unit |
