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Tuesday, 16 April 2019
quote [ Biologists reporting in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology have documented for the first time the swimming and diving behavior in apes. ]
Remember to wear your face shield at all times! This is not a drill. Chimps will eat your face.
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Pandafaust said @ 12:10pm GMT on 16th Apr
Idiotic with a single piece of knowledge says: If all the aquatic apes becomes humans, WHY ARE THERE STILL AQUATIC APES, HUH?
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Ankylosaur said @ 12:19pm GMT on 16th Apr
Morganists want to teach our children in public schools that antediluvian man could have escaped God's judgement by swimming in the Flood!
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mechanical contrivance said @ 12:56pm GMT on 16th Apr
Monkey Swims
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snowfox said @ 3:16am GMT on 17th Apr
It was commonly thought that humans were the only great ape that can swim. I remembered reading about swimming and fishing apes but when I tried to confirm the former assumption, I find this old article about that latter snippet.
The thinking was that their muscle density was too high and body fat too low to float well. And also that you could swim to safety from chimps. Now they'll just bite your face off in the water. |
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