The nest of a bald eagle can weigh as much as a ton
On an average, a bald eagle's nest is roughly eight feet (2 meters) wide and 13 feet (3.9 meters) deep and can weigh up to a ton. In fact, a bald eagle's nest found in 1925 weighed almost two tons.
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jackhammer8 8 year s ago
#8 48F does not equal 9C, it's more like 27C (when you're talking about absolute temperature, NOT from zero)
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dontbugme 8 year s ago
#32 -- I think some scientists need to recheck their math... There are 24 hours in a day, each 60 minutes long, so there are 1440 minutes in a day. If the average session is 17 minutes long, than a lioness would be able to mate 84 times in a day and have 12 minutes leftover to eat, sleep, etc.
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Chickenthief 8 year s ago
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I beg to differ!
48degF is 8,888degC
(Fahrenheit-32)/1.8 = Celsius
http://www.metric-conversions.org/temperature/fahrenheit-to-celsius-table.htm
Except a select few scinetists noone talks absolute temperature, ever heard that the midday temps i Florida will be around 600degF on the tube?
I beg to differ!
48degF is 8,888degC
(Fahrenheit-32)/1.8 = Celsius
http://www.metric-conversions.org/temperature/fahrenheit-to-celsius-table.htm
Except a select few scinetists noone talks absolute temperature, ever heard that the midday temps i Florida will be around 600degF on the tube?
I beg to differ!
48degF is 8,888degC
(Fahrenheit-32)/1.8 = Celsius
http://www.metric-conversions.org/temperature/fahrenheit-to-celsius-table.htm
Except a select few scinetists noone talks absolute temperature, ever heard that the midday temps i Florida will be around 600degF on the tube?