It’s better than drowning I guess
Sudden death syndrome is a sudden and unexpected death that may occur during sleep. Seemingly healthy individuals would suddenly experience arrhythmia, or an irregular heartbeat, without any warning signs and die.
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Mackenzie 1 year ago
#3 It would be interesting to go deeper on this one. Are they not growing ratters or just using them when biologists are bothering them. All the ones that rattled have been caught and killed. Those that don't were the ones that could reproduce and have became the dominate snake.
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Moss 1 year ago
Mackenzie, yes, its because when they make a noise they get found and killed and the quiet ones get away and pass their gene's on.
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Osaforus 1 year ago
#13 It doesn't matter what kind of liquid your lungs fill up with, you will drown immediately. Salt water is denser than regular water, so you'd be more buoyant and might be able to stay afloat for ten extra minutes. Maybe. But let's face it, does it really matter at that point?
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Ebbie 1 year ago
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Where do you come up with such rubbish! Just take a few "tokes" and off you go.
The entire universe is a filled with galaxies that produce "gases" as you called them.
Our Sun will run out of hydrogen in about a trillion years but not the whole flipping universe Mikey!!
Where do you come up with such rubbish! Just take a few "tokes" and off you go.
The entire universe is a filled with galaxies that produce "gases" as you called them.
Our Sun will run out of hydrogen in about a trillion years but not the whole flipping universe Mikey!!
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Joan 1 year ago
Ebbie,The sun will die in about 5.5 billion years, the rest of the universe will follow. So yes in a trillion years it will happen, look it up.
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Ebbie 1 year ago
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Lordy!!! This posting was done by someone's 4th grade nephew with a cool imagination!!
Cruise liners don't have functioning morgues.
They have a designated refrigerated cooler that is set aside for any casualties or natural deaths during a cruise. They are kept here until the next port.
The cruise company will then pay for the deceased and their party to be flown to their requested location.
Lordy!!! This posting was done by someone's 4th grade nephew with a cool imagination!!
Cruise liners don't have functioning morgues.
They have a designated refrigerated cooler that is set aside for any casualties or natural deaths during a cruise. They are kept here until the next port.
The cruise company will then pay for the deceased and their party to be flown to their requested location.
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Obedience 1 year ago
Ebbie, What is the definition of a morgue? Is it not a cool place to store a body?
Where do you come up with such rubbish! Just take a few "tokes" and off you go.
The entire universe is a filled with galaxies that produce "gases" as you called them.
Our Sun will run out of hydrogen in about a trillion years but not the whole flipping universe Mikey!!
Lordy!!! This posting was done by someone's 4th grade nephew with a cool imagination!!
Cruise liners don't have functioning morgues.
They have a designated refrigerated cooler that is set aside for any casualties or natural deaths during a cruise. They are kept here until the next port.
The cruise company will then pay for the deceased and their party to be flown to their requested location.