"This stunning photo showcases a spider web shimmering with all the colors of the rainbow, a result of the light bending through the silk strands.
The iridescence seen in spider webs is caused by the interference of light waves, similar to what we see in soap bubbles or oil slicks!"
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Miranda 3 days ago
#24. Why on earth would they need to saw off his antlers to get the tire off? Just cut the tire!
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Curt 3 days ago
Miranda,
Much harder to cut thru a steel belted tire than antlers.
Much harder to cut thru a steel belted tire than antlers.
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Miranda 2 days ago
Curt,
A sawsall will saw through a steel belted tire with no problem.
A sawsall will saw through a steel belted tire with no problem.
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Nibby 2 days ago
Miranda,
Antlers grow back, tires don't
Antlers grow back, tires don't
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Valeri 3 days ago
#27 same chemical that brain produces? who is brain?
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Louvinia 2 days ago
Valeri,
Brain and brain! What is brain?
Brain and brain! What is brain?
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Billy 2 days ago
Valeri,
obviously the guy nex to Pinky.
obviously the guy nex to Pinky.
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Marvin 1 day ago
Billy, Explains why he never took over the world.
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Vanessa 2 days ago
#1 Hmm. I did not know that. I'll have to check if that is true.
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Tamzine 8 hours ago
#11 not saying the cat is responsible but 2 is a coincidence 3 is a trend.
#12 They also made some pretty cool educational "toys" not to be confused with Fisher-Price. When I was in high school in Germany we had technical building sets (fischertechnik) made in the 70s and it was like Lego technic on steroids. they were so cool.
#12 They also made some pretty cool educational "toys" not to be confused with Fisher-Price. When I was in high school in Germany we had technical building sets (fischertechnik) made in the 70s and it was like Lego technic on steroids. they were so cool.
Much harder to cut thru a steel belted tire than antlers.
A sawsall will saw through a steel belted tire with no problem.
Antlers grow back, tires don't
Brain and brain! What is brain?
obviously the guy nex to Pinky.
#12 They also made some pretty cool educational "toys" not to be confused with Fisher-Price. When I was in high school in Germany we had technical building sets (fischertechnik) made in the 70s and it was like Lego technic on steroids. they were so cool.