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dolphan117 t1_j7xit0u wrote
Reply to Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
Dang. Even the killer whales can’t raise sons that can support themselves.
SomeOne111Z t1_j7xh9ej wrote
Reply to comment by AddNamAndHim in Taliban fighters who moved to Kabul are ‘bored’ and fed up with traffic by Ruiner_Of_Things
I know that bruh I can tell
burningphoenix77888 t1_j7xc3hf wrote
Reply to Taliban fighters who moved to Kabul are ‘bored’ and fed up with traffic by Ruiner_Of_Things
I wonder how many are going to join ISK and fight against their former group just to have something to do.
Aengeil t1_j7xbjip wrote
Reply to Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
Even orca family had it rough this inflation
AddNamAndHim t1_j7xbbge wrote
Reply to comment by SomeOne111Z in Taliban fighters who moved to Kabul are ‘bored’ and fed up with traffic by Ruiner_Of_Things
That's the M203 40MM Grenade Launcher, FAM!!!
1iIiii11IIiI1i1i11iI t1_j7x9z57 wrote
Reply to comment by Macosaurus92 in Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
The wrong thing is endangered.
KayakerMel t1_j7x9tny wrote
Reply to comment by ClubChaos in A YouTuber tricked an MMA fighter into sharing allegations that 20 crypto projects he plugged were scams by TheINTL
Thanksgiving with my crypto bro cousin has been a lot more chill since bitcoin crashed.
Paradox_Dolphin t1_j7x9j1t wrote
Reply to comment by laurel_laureate in Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
Cetacean Intelligence (there's a section for communication).
It's actually really cool too; Dolphins all have something that researchers call a "signature whistle," which seems very similar to the concept of humans each having a name. And the crazier thing is, for male dolphins, a part of their signature whistle will be taken from their mother's signature whistle, while female dolphins have completely original signature whistles. So this shows not only language, but also suggests culture.
Another awesome example; there are two dolphin species, one generally lives further north while the other lives further south, but they both reproduce around Hawaii. When they meet up around Hawaii, they hunt with each other. The two species generally have vocalizations and hearing abilities that are in a different frequency range, but their frequency ranges have some overlap. So when they hunt together, they switch to making sounds that are in a frequency range that they can both hear/vocalize in. So essentially, they're using a bridge language that neither typically speaks when they're separate.
This next study, I've sadly not heard any updates on, but this company is trying to use ML to translate dolphin language. (they were supposed to have finished the study in 2021, but I never heard more about it. Hoping COVID didn't wreck it.)
Defiant-Peace-493 t1_j7x7mv2 wrote
Reply to comment by Delta_Lantanoir in Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
Interesting, it looks like it got major revisions through the series. The first one I found ("I know I remember an Orca Gunship from somewhere" phase) has sort-of stub wings, fixed fans in the wings (takeoff assist?), and what I think are pivotable jets (TW vintage). Older TD style, as you say, is pretty much a heli form factor aside from the turbofans. One of the developers is Lancaster Lifting Body, which might imply that the hull is an airfoil, which could push it back towards plane.
I assume this has been discussed several times by now in the community!
Great_Hamster t1_j7x7klo wrote
Reply to comment by LePouletMignon in Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
That is literally not capitalism.
MaestroPendejo t1_j7x7a9v wrote
Reply to comment by jrhoffa in Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
Cloaca.
sealmeal21 t1_j7x6y70 wrote
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No one wins a war in the Middle East. Not even the Middle East.
sealmeal21 t1_j7x6un9 wrote
Reply to Taliban fighters who moved to Kabul are ‘bored’ and fed up with traffic by Ruiner_Of_Things
We finally did it folks! we found a way to get them to jump from office buildings too.
iceynyo t1_j7x64di wrote
Reply to Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
That's NEET
Delta_Lantanoir t1_j7x5e2y wrote
Reply to comment by Defiant-Peace-493 in Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
It isn't an airplane or jet either though. I don't think there is a real category for a "jet wing". But, it's a bit closer to a helicopter in that its lift is generated by its engines which is similar to how a rotary wing gets lift from the main rotor(s) which is/are directly powered by the engine. On a fixed wing aircraft, the propeller(s) or jet engine(s) give it speed, but do little to nothing for lift. That is why (without major modifications) fixed wing aircraft don't have VTOL capabilities. (For simplicity, we are going to ignore special cases like the Ospry.) All of the lift comes from the wings on a fixed wing aircraft. The engine(s) is/are there to give enough speed to the aircraft for the wings to do their job. That is not how the Orca works. It is true it is not quite a helicopter in that a helicopter is a rotory wing aircraft, but overall, the physics of how it flies would be much more in line with a helicopter than an airplane.
jrhoffa t1_j7x4rs8 wrote
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Fewer
jrhoffa t1_j7x4hih wrote
Reply to comment by PalmBreezy in Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
Her what?
sorrylilsis t1_j7x4cfk wrote
Reply to comment by PsychologicalTear899 in Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
Orcas are jewish moms. It's confirmed.
Initial_E t1_j7x4brq wrote
Reply to comment by PsychologicalTear899 in Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
Asking a woman to have more kids instead of fussing over the one they do have is like wading into a minefield.
orrk256 t1_j7x4bod wrote
Reply to comment by PoisonRamune in Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
I wouldn't call the Pacific psycho fan group there "well-adjusted"
vNerdNeck t1_j7x41rl wrote
Reply to comment by PsychologicalTear899 in Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
can you apply to take this persons job at NPR?
DarthArtero t1_j7x3vxo wrote
Reply to Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
So helicopter parents exist elsewhere in the animal kingdom?
shanvanvook t1_j7x3kpw wrote
Reply to Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
They just want to play squideo games.
BiPoLaRadiation t1_j7x3dh8 wrote
Reply to comment by PsychologicalTear899 in Killer whale moms are still supporting their adult sons — and it's costing them by RestSnorlax
IE: the evolutionary trend towards k selection vs r selection in orcas is backfiring during the current mass extinction event that is putting excessive pressure on their population numbers. In times of extreme population stress and environmental decline, passing on genes is too uncertain even with large investment in offspring and so a lot of effort is wasted compared to producing more offspring but putting in less effort for each.
EntropySpark t1_j7xjjbz wrote
Reply to comment by Chariots487 in A YouTuber tricked an MMA fighter into sharing allegations that 20 crypto projects he plugged were scams by TheINTL
He actually had a friend initiate contact, the only hint that Coffeezilla was involved was a nonsense sentence in the copy that had Coffeezilla as initials.
The best part, though, is that when the liason sent over the contract to be signed, the small print specifically said that the while thing was a joke at the guy's expense and the linked website would change, but he didn't read the contract closely enough and the rest is history.