[-] Zizzy 12 points 19 hours ago

Ok, but where is TempleOS?

[-] Zizzy 9 points 19 hours ago

Could also have argyria from silver poisoning. Cant believe you just profiled all blue people as hypoxic 😔

[-] Zizzy 6 points 19 hours ago

Keep stretching the meme part. I approve

[-] Zizzy 6 points 1 day ago

Union busting and killing protestors and semding the pinkertons after them is a long held tradition in the US

[-] Zizzy 5 points 3 days ago

You can look at my post history on fun fish facts to see people will in fact get riled up over this

[-] Zizzy 13 points 3 days ago

She didnt do it you have no proof

[-] Zizzy 12 points 4 days ago

The peoblem with doscussing #2 is that it is predicated on this fantastical idea that Russia will just, what?, stop all actions abide by this decision and never push further? Everyone suddenly lives in peace? Lives stop being lost over it? Its a nice thought, but I cannot comprehend it being true. Perhaps it delays some more bloodshed for a short time, but thats rrally the best case scenario I see.

[-] Zizzy 6 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

Its 25%. The rules of answering a question with a set of options is that you may only choose one and only one is right unless explicitly stated otherwise. Anything else is breaking the rules, which as the taker would be disqualifying. If you start narrowing it down, as in "its 25% and theres two so now i need to guess therefore its 50" you are no longer answering the question at random and you have answered wrong. But you do have to make that coin flip. Good luck.

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Today's picture is that of a grey whale! Grey whales are a part of the order of Baleen whales whoch have TWO blowholes for twice the fun. Their purpose is not to expel water, but to breathe, as whales, being mammals, breathe air and not through water. They're similar to nostrils.

They can also be up to 50 feet long and weigh 45 tonnes. Very big cuties. But this also makes them quite scary, and why they were nicknamed the devil fish, as they fought back when hunted, with special ferocity being show by those protecting their young. Unfortunately, not vicious enough because they're now extinct in the Mediterranean and north atlantic.

Like other species of whales, they're very smart and curious. They like to get close to humans and even let the humans touch them.

Grey whales love to scoop up and eat shellfish, so they hunt around the coast, letting these human and whale interactions occur. They also travel up to 19000km in a year!

Yay whales BOO WHALING

[-] Zizzy 164 points 2 months ago

Its only staggering in the context of having to spend all of my free time and energy making money for someone else

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Many people know of the Portuguese man o' war. But did you know that it is not a jellyfish? Its not even one single animal (debatable)! Its a siphonophore and it is a colony of tiny specialized zooids that form the whole thing. Theres even one siphonophore species that can grow longer than a blue whale.

Man o' wars reproduce both sexuall and asexually. Not at different times, but to form one whole man o' war. They spread eggs and sperm in the water and when they meet one larvae will be birthed and from that larvae, it will bud asexually to create more zooids to complete itself.

Also they can be found in groups as large as 1,000! Sounds scary.

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Yay, funny little slender boi time. The electric eel is actually more closely related to catfish than eels. There are even electric catfish. Electric eels can also output 800v. Does anybody else eant to try licking one like a battery? It has three special organs for creating these electric charges that take up 80% of its body.

They are also obligate air breathers! They must surface to breathe roughly every 10 minutes. They mainly live in poorly oxygenated waters, so this makes sense.

Thats all for these cuties see you with another fish fact soon~

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This little iridescent worm boi is believed to be named after the case where Mrs. Bobbitt chopped off her husbands penis. The reasoning for this is that the bobbit worm is an ambush predator with very sharp pincers that have the ability to cut a fish in half if they get too close. Usually found in coral reefs in the Atlantic. They can even grow up to 3meters long. It is not stroctly a carnivor though, as it will eat algae and decomposing matter that floats into its trap.

[-] Zizzy 111 points 11 months ago

Dont know what publication this is from, but theres a pretty certain chance this was intentional. By misgendering them it paints them as divisive, problematic and stupid. This furthers agendas against lgbtq+ while also driving up engagement.

[-] Zizzy 189 points 1 year ago

Crushing that poor animal would be by far the least evil way anyone has ever obtained a billion dollars.

[-] Zizzy 136 points 1 year ago

People need to stop putting chess on a pedestal. Its a game. General intelligence has no bearing. Its a specific skillset you can hone by practice and research, just like any other game.

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