Hi! This is request 2. and I'd love the jag!

Some animals live for-fucking-EVER. The longest living land animal currently is Jonathan, the 192 year-old tortoise! Longer still is the Greenland shark, with one female being around 392 years old and seemingly the oldest recorded vertebrate ever. And more impressive still are glass sponges, that surpass both previous animals by thousands of years. They can live approximately over 10,000 years due to an incredibly fascinating phenomenon called biological immortality, which technically is also responsible for the tortoise and the shark. In fact, turritopsis jellyfish also have this trait, hence why they "freeze" lions!

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Hey. This is request #6. I would love to try for either the jagliin or the 500gb
Fun fact: Your brain burns 400-500 calories a day. That’s about a fifth of your total energy requirements. Most of this is concerned with the largely automatic process of controlling your muscles and processing sensory input, although some studies show solving tricky problems increases your brain's metabolic requirements too.

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Request number 5! I’d love the Jag or the GB!
Fun fact: Athens is Europe’s oldest capital!

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Hi! This is request number 4 and I'm here for Bitch the Jaglion!

Fun space fact: One of the many, many tests done on a satellite before launch is to hit and shake it. On a very controlled custom-made piece of testing equipment, mind you. But why shake and slam your very delicate 10-400 million dollar satellite around and risk breaking it?
Easy, the only way right now we have to get our satellites in to space (and stay up there) is a rocket. And rockets are basically giant explosions in tubes pointed where you want to go, taking about 8-12 minutes to get in to space. It's a shaky ride basically the whole way out of the atmosphere, marked with smaller explosions as stages of the rocket are split off. And if the shaking breaks your satellite in the process, then you just sent a very expensive brick to space because repairs are basically out of the question. So once you know what rocket you are on, you plan for tests to simulate the shaking and slamming around that goes on in a rocket.

So next time you check the weather, use the map app on your phone, or enjoy any of the other things satellites give you, you can remember someone wiggled and slapped that satellite around in a very controlled manner just for you!
And tune in tomorrow for another space fact about the evil twins I bet you never knew of. (Provided the thread doesn't hit 50 pages first)

EDIT: I did it again and posted from my side. This is Zephyren/#50042

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Hi! This is request number 3 and i'm here for the jag or the gb ;v;
Fun Fact: Crows hold grudges. If a crow feels wronged by you, it might remember your face and even teach its friends and family to avoid or harass you.

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hi, this is request number 6! i’d love gb or the jag

when startled scarites can play dead and/or excrete hemolymph!

i am very enthusiastic about scarites, it’s a genus of adorable little carnivorous ground beetles , they are a little bit widespread, they can be found in many countries and can be found around beaches, fields, etc !!

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Hi! This is request number 1 and I'm interested in the Bitch the First Gen Jaglion!

Fun fact : *since I recently got a puppy!!* Did you know dogs can dream? I only mention this because my dog dreams a lot, they can bark and whine in their sleep, if your puppy is having a nightmare you can also hold you hand to their nose! Your scent can calm them down and make them feel safer, its a better way instead of waking them up.

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hello This is request number 2 I would love 500 GB. or the jag

Fun fact: in 2002 a lioness named Kamuniak in Kenya was seen with a oryx calf. she was following it around and even defending it from other lions. she didn't eat because she couldn't leave the calf as it would wandered off. a male lion ended up killing it, but she adopted 5 others. 1 calf was taken to an animal orphanage, 3 of them went back to their moms and 1 died of starvation.

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Hi! This is request number 1 and I'd like either of the two.

Fun Fact: Gentoo penguins can travel up to 22mph! How crazy is that? They are also the fastest underwater bird! I mentioned this because I'm an athlete serving for a swimming club that has a gentoo as our mascot. I'm proud of what my team has achieved, so I just thought that I wanted to recognize them not just as my team, but also my family. Good luck to all!

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Request number 2, would love eithe GB or the jaglion

Dragonfly larvae are so cool they unhinge their jaw to grab and capture their prey and can even eat fish and small frogs

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Hiya! Request 3, I'd love whatever you want to give me :)


Fun Fact: rats laugh when tickled!!

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hii this is my request #5, I would love the jag or the GB and this is my fact:



•The average person has over 6,000 thoughts per day. Our minds are constantly racing, filled with a mix of conscious and subconscious thoughts.

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Hi! This is request 3 and I’d love the Jaglion or any amount of GB! Did you know Venus Flytraps can be entirely red and that once they’ve trapped something, the prey has to move again to make it fully close and start digesting? If there is no movement, the trap will slowly open back up over the next day or so, although it is possible to get a Flytrap to eat something inanimate by gently pressing both the top and bottom of the trap shut. This is how I was able to feed mine nutrient gel!

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Hi, This is request number 6 and I would love GB or Jaglion. Did you know that Humpback whale songs vary by region, and pods develop unique dialects of their calls, which can spread through the whale population, becoming their own personal accents!

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Hello! This is request number 1, I would love 500 GB. or the jag
Fun fact: the babies of the Surinam pipa (a toad) live right in her back before hatching! The male presses the eggs to the female's back 😄

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