dravirdude — 1 Year ago
i love this thread ;) its funny to learn all those freaky facts... ;]
outofthefog, i think they still uses that water torture in china... first they drop them quiet fast, then it goes slower and slower.... ;O
and duck, i didnt know it were the biggest annimal...i thought the blue whale was it... and im sure it is too...its more then 3.6 and 4.5 metres...but it might be the biggest fish, or heaviest annimal?
3047464: i didnt knew that jts was an AWESOME website...some facts are just to shocking to belive...jk ;D and i didnt knew that explotions were things rusting realy fast!
keep it up guys!
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outofthefog, i think they still uses that water torture in china... first they drop them quiet fast, then it goes slower and slower.... ;O
and duck, i didnt know it were the biggest annimal...i thought the blue whale was it... and im sure it is too...its more then 3.6 and 4.5 metres...but it might be the biggest fish, or heaviest annimal?
3047464: i didnt knew that jts was an AWESOME website...some facts are just to shocking to belive...jk ;D and i didnt knew that explotions were things rusting realy fast!
keep it up guys!
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Duck — 1 Year ago
Go JTS
Did you know that the Hooded Pitohui was venomous?
A songbird from New Guinea. Its skin as well as feathers contain a
very powerful poison called: homobatrachotoxin. This is the same poison
found in the South American dart frogs, although it is severely less
toxic then the frogs and a whole bird would have to be eaten for any
real harm to occur. The poison is transferred easily to humans by
merely touching or handling the bird.
and davirdude the blue whale is the biggest animal but not the biggest fish like in some previous posts said that the whales are mammals not fish.
Did you know that the Hooded Pitohui was venomous?
A songbird from New Guinea. Its skin as well as feathers contain a
very powerful poison called: homobatrachotoxin. This is the same poison
found in the South American dart frogs, although it is severely less
toxic then the frogs and a whole bird would have to be eaten for any
real harm to occur. The poison is transferred easily to humans by
merely touching or handling the bird. and davirdude the blue whale is the biggest animal but not the biggest fish like in some previous posts said that the whales are mammals not fish.
dravirdude — 1 Year ago
to quote your previously post, duck:
Did you know that the Ocean Sunfish is the biggest animal on Earth?
;3
Did you know that the Ocean Sunfish is the biggest animal on Earth?
;3
Duck — 1 Year ago
That's not true lol
Did you know that this days more than half of the population in most of the countries never go to the library to do homework
Did you know that this days more than half of the population in most of the countries never go to the library to do homework
n1411 — 1 Year ago
did you know that stonehenge has been said to have the rocks that are on top of the other rocks were placed by passing by aliens. ( yesterday i saw this movie about aliens and when they were trying to communicate with the aliens they were using a piano, when the aliens replied they used the jaws theme, ya know dada-dada. i was in stitches laughing lol )
Duck — 1 Year ago
Wow that's cool I'll try to watch it
Did you know that the dodo was an extinct bird that couldn't fly and did you know that the adjective phrase "as dead as a dodo" means undoubtedly and unquestionably dead. The verb phrase "to go the way of the dodo" means to become extinct or obsolete, to fall out of common usage or practice, or to become a thing of the past
Did you know that the dodo was an extinct bird that couldn't fly and did you know that the adjective phrase "as dead as a dodo" means undoubtedly and unquestionably dead. The verb phrase "to go the way of the dodo" means to become extinct or obsolete, to fall out of common usage or practice, or to become a thing of the past
n1411 — 1 Year ago
i wish dodo was still alive, how did they become excint, wikipedia here i come =D
Duck — 1 Year ago
This should do it that is how the dodo got extinct I just investigated it
The dodo, a flightless bird native to the Mascarene Islands in the Central Indian Ocean, became extinct around 1800. Pigs and monkeys, which destroyed dodo eggs, probably bore the greatest responsibility for the dodo's extinction. Humans contributed to the problem by slaughtering thousands of dodos for meat. Dodos became extinct on the island of Mauritius soon after 1680 and on the island of Reunion around 1750. They remained on the island of Rodriguez until 1800.
The dodo, a flightless bird native to the Mascarene Islands in the Central Indian Ocean, became extinct around 1800. Pigs and monkeys, which destroyed dodo eggs, probably bore the greatest responsibility for the dodo's extinction. Humans contributed to the problem by slaughtering thousands of dodos for meat. Dodos became extinct on the island of Mauritius soon after 1680 and on the island of Reunion around 1750. They remained on the island of Rodriguez until 1800.
dravirdude — 1 Year ago
did you knew that along time ago a bird wich layed eggs bigger then herself existed?
its true, belive it or not... =O
its true, belive it or not... =O
prettypyrate — 1 Year ago
did you know jeffrey dahmer injected muriatric acid into a hole he drilled into his victims skulls in an attempt to create a zombie-like human who he could use for... things (i know there are young people here so i wont go into to much detail) and although most of them died right away one of them actually lived for two days.
oh and about the planets... there are hundreds.
oh and about the planets... there are hundreds.
prettypyrate — 1 Year ago
i am sort of a little obsessed with serial killers. and pirates. which if you think about it could be classified as a type of serial killer, right?
meridimus — 1 Year ago
Only if they kill people — serially.
A camels urine is as thick as syrup and their poo is so dry, you can use it to start a fire — all to conserve water in the desert.
A camels urine is as thick as syrup and their poo is so dry, you can use it to start a fire — all to conserve water in the desert.
Duck — 1 Year ago
Did you know that the spring peeper (a frog) can survive the winter season with 65% of its body water as ice.
Did you know that frogs do not drink water since they absorb it through the skin.
Did you know that unlike the frog the toad can't jump.
Did you know that the same tiger between 1902 and 1907 killed 434 people on India!!!!
Important !!!!!!!!! I just find out but look at this
Did you know that a chicken had once its head cut off and survived for over eighteen months, headless.
That is really amazing I can't even believe it myself but it's true.
and did you know a chicken looses feathers when it becomes stressed.
Did you know that frogs do not drink water since they absorb it through the skin.
Did you know that unlike the frog the toad can't jump.
Did you know that the same tiger between 1902 and 1907 killed 434 people on India!!!!
Important !!!!!!!!! I just find out but look at this
Did you know that a chicken had once its head cut off and survived for over eighteen months, headless.
That is really amazing I can't even believe it myself but it's true.
and did you know a chicken looses feathers when it becomes stressed.
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