"beneath Jupiter's clouds and the core"
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It's the spunk of invertebrates spawning which was frothed up by prevailing winds, a gust of which lifted the foamy mass up off a wave, higher and higher, until later it descended over land where it was filmed.
"Hey, you got your peanut butter in my chocolate!"
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Heh heh. Heh hehehhe heh heh heh heh. He said "Turgid"!
Ah. So where it says "the continentals periodically increase in elevation" I am supposed to read that as "the continental shelf periodically increase in elevation". Not that the entire shelf region rises above sea level. Maybe enough that coral reefs are exposed to the air.
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"A Boy and His Dog"
Did you see the skull of that 'worm'? A mole's nose is quite sensitive and I think those back-curving daggers would be a fair deterrent. Nest defended!
"As the continent(al)s periodically increase in elevation, the ocean depths along the continental shelf would in turn become much shallower."
That's part of the "Koobiru" or whatever disaster theory. Mystery planets, wobbly galaxies, etc.
Probably moles. In searching for worms to eat, I doubt a moles would turn its squiggly little nose up at some fresh eggs.
Ditto. I was imagining something like this with poisonous tentacles added. io9ers have high expectations for "Terrifying".
It starts like this. Source: [www.abovetopsecret.com]
In "Next",[en.wikipedia.org]%28novel%29 one of his last novels, Crichton introduces an African Gray, Gerard, whom I immediately supposed to be based on Alex.
Many of those who have read the book ([www.cs.cmu.edu]) or even the WP article [en.wikipedia.org] are bound to be unhappy about some aspect of the presentation. However, the total of their number could not be a viable audience for such a film.
Shellac comes from an excretion of a certain scale insect from Thailand.
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In "Welcome to Westfield" Peter told DRJ-v2.0 that Peter had sliced DRJ-v1.0 in two by shutting down his portal. And the Amber/Cyan DRJ shows no cognizance of Peter. If there is only one DRJ in all four universes we know of so far, then the one in "Human" is at an earlier point in his personal timeline than when we…
As in "B#"? I could get behind that. You could build an epic blues riff on that.