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Re: I Answer Animal Questions
What are some of the other species you're looking to incorporate into the ecosystem?
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On bird brains: Well, here's the brain of a zebra finch next to the brain of a human. Though different, you can see they share an analogous form. This is ...
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Yup, you got it.
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Re: I Answer Animal Questions
Handedness is a result of brain asymmetry. Think of your brain as having crossed wires. Your brain's left hemisphere has primary control over the right side of your body, and ...
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Re: I Answer Animal Questions
Most higher mammals have a dominant limb, and some non-mammal species such as lizards have shown a degree of preference as well. However, in most species it's 50/50 which side ...
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Still looking for art?
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Re: I Answer Animal Questions
@FalconerGal9086 Most elephants are right tusked (the dominant tusk is called the master tusk).
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Fun fact: just like humans are right- or left-handed, elephants have a dominant tusk. The dominant tusk is usually slightly shorter and blunter from use.
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@Zotara on wolves: The answer would depend heavily on the body condition of the wolf, the environment, and the size/history/pre-existing dynamics of the pack. Can you provide more details for ...
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Ferrets are the domesticated version of polecats. They are considered a subspecies of polecat and hybrids exist. There's also the zorilla, which is also known as the striped polecat in ...
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Re: I Answer Animal Questions
Happy to help. Fun fact: nipples are modified sweat glands. Breast milk is specialized, highly nutritious sweat. Marsupials and monotremes don't have nipples. They directly sweat milk, which collects
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Re: Are humans still evolving?
I'm going to jump in here and provide some information I think will enrich the conversation. There are species of animals and plants which have not changed in millions of ...
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@featherstone9086 on cormorants: Cormorant fishing is done by taking cormorants out onto the water, putting a collar or "noose" around their necks, and shaking the raft or boat you're on ...
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Thank you all for being patient. @Snoink on getting a hippopotamus for Christmas, Very possibly this . Sadly I've never worked with hippos personally, so I can't give much creative ...
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