Especially if you grew up with “The land before time” it’s easy to imagine a T-Rex frolicking with a Stegosaurus. However, the Stegosaurus existed about 155-150 million years ago while the T-Rex existed about 68-66 million years ago. They would never have met, unless they met on the set of Jurassic Park or something like that.
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Sue 3 year s ago
#8 except with COVID and similar viruses. Regular soap does destroy the virus, not just wash it away.
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Greg 3 year s ago
Sue,
...it does so by breaking down the fatty layer around the virus cell wall and basically ripping it open, killing it. I think I read somewhere it takes just 22 seconds.
...it does so by breaking down the fatty layer around the virus cell wall and basically ripping it open, killing it. I think I read somewhere it takes just 22 seconds.
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Elswood 3 year s ago
Greg, A Virus is a dead thing per definition, duh.
Virus literally translated means poison.
Virus literally translated means poison.
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Bernard 3 year s ago
Elswood,By "killing", it is meant that the virus will be inactivated, unablr to maintain its structure and bind to cells for infecting them.
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Freddie 3 year s ago
#15 surströmming - Google it. Or better yet, check out reactions on YouTube
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Jennifer 3 year s ago
#1 and #18 Carbon dioxide is necessary for photosynthesis, the base of the food chain for most organisms on Earth.
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Elswood 3 year s ago
Finally, someone with an intact brain. What do all those members of the church of climatology think, carbon based life form means?
...it does so by breaking down the fatty layer around the virus cell wall and basically ripping it open, killing it. I think I read somewhere it takes just 22 seconds.
Virus literally translated means poison.