Giant U.S. crayfish is new species A new species of giant crayfish literally crawled out from under a rock in Tennessee, proving that large new species of animals can be found in highly populated and well-explored places, researchers said Wednesday.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Of course they can - after all, God just drops new species down from heaven whenever he feels like it.
Good Lord Andy, does your ignorance know no bounds. And you have never seen
Wasn't that with Joan Collins? :drool:
Nice call, but her name is written on the poster.
Now, who's up for some giant crayfish and garlic butter?
This is fairly normal for all Crayfish, and the setae typically are interspersed across the entire body of a Crayfish. What makes the setae on this new species so special is that these "bearded" setae are quite large, frilly and have a very distinctive red colour. Some other news reports more aptly note the difference, and I feel the differentiating detail has been lost in news articles like this one quoted here in favour of brevity.
Such a nice idea....I'd like to see a lot more of it around here, it makes it so much nicer than having to tediously read through some extremely long posts that go on and on just to try to make some minor point.
Such a nice idea....I'd like to see a lot more of it around here, it makes it so much nicer than having to tediously read through some extremely long posts that go on and on just to try to make some minor point.
Passive agression... see above post.
Such a nice idea....I'd like to see a lot more of it around here, it makes it so much nicer than having to tediously read through some extremely long posts that go on and on just to try to make some minor point.
Hey now!
Some of us need those long, long posts to compensate for our tiny, tiny brains. And by some of us, I mean me. And by tiny, I mean minuscule, and smoother than a marble.
Besides which, I prefer people know exactly what I mean rather than have a case like this article -- where the essential point is missed out on. I also am not offended when people choose not to read my post if they are not really vested in the topic (debating me, responding, etc).