have any questions?

Birds sense slight changes in barometric pressure in their bones because they are hollow. This is the same way an altimeter in an airplane works. Think about it this way... If you let a balloon rise through the atmosphere it will get bigger and bigger as it ascends until it pops because as altitude increases pressure drops. As pressure lowers outside the balloon, the pressure inside the balloon becomes higher than the pressure surrounding the balloon so it expands. I suspect that organs, bones, and air inside animals (and people) reacts the same way. If you ever broke a bone you can probably sense this same change in barometric pressure as your snake does.

Here's my issue. Are we talking a ten year old kid here, or a sixteen year old kid here (who should know better)? I can understand a post or two like this, but this kid is obviously not getting it despite several gentle replies in his first few posts. Nothing he has posted makes me think he has any solid experience, whatsoever.


~Kat

i like on the other thread when someone asked "what is the speed of dark?"
LMAO!!! thats a good one!!

I think he did exactly what he wanted to do....got everyone stirred up lol

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Originally Posted by janeothejungle

Here's my issue. Are we talking a ten year old kid here, or a sixteen year old kid here (who should know better)? I can understand a post or two like this, but this kid is obviously not getting it despite several gentle replies in his first few posts. Nothing he has posted makes me think he has any solid experience, whatsoever.


~Kat

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perhaps this:

About bailey23
Biography
i love snakes
Location
missouri
Interests
breeding ball python
Occupation
breeding snakes
My Collection
Columbian red-tail boa, columbian rainbow boa, two ball pythons, carpet python, kenyan sand boa, spotted python,(childrens python) durango mountain kingsnake,

or possibally this thread


http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=79371

The speed of dark is -299,792,458 meters per second.

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Originally Posted by Jenn

The speed of dark is -299,792,458 meters per second.

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or -186,000miles per second

How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?













and there is an answer to this question

nixer, what in the hell is that in your avitar?!

is that the inverse of the speed of light?