Blind cave salamanders

BLIND CAVE SALAMANDERS ARE SOOO MUCH BETTER THAN US!!!

think about it…

Re: Blind cave salamanders

You’re damn straight. No way I could recognize my prey by sensing its electrical field spreading into my surroundings.

But, they can’t build or use a computer for foolish forum posts (like yours) :smiley:

look at it this way…they’re blind, sure, but they couldn’t give less of a sh*t! Now THAT’s something to admire.

Ditto my 22 year old cat…although as far as I know he can’t detect others’ electrical fields…But then again I’ve never asked him hmmm…time to don the white coat and do some experimentation.

Kit

check out my sig-line…

There was a guy from NewFoundLand with me in the woods…complete astonishment…‘Holy crap! That snake has legs!!!’

'Twas a salamander

haha…what a dumbass…

Although when you think of it…ceacillians are pretty neat too!

It’s during hard times like these that one needs to look at the splendid beauty of a blind cave salamander and admire their courage and determination for living in such complicated times without the handy gift of sight.

Yes Owen.

That’s it? Don’t you feel the sudden “OOMPH!” of inspiration?

hmmm

I sure did.

i cant say im incredibly inspired… but im replying cause you asked us to

When I was a kid I had Blind Cave Fish. Considering I was in Jr. Hi. at the time the fish were so much better than me.

You know, this thread is mostly a big joke…

but hey! That’s pretty cool UniBrier! I used to have an aquarium but it seems to me that the way it works is just… the fish die and you keep replacing them. Either that or you start off with X number of fish and slowly substract from that number.

I want to get my hands on some leeches though. That would be pretty cool.

My stomach hurts…

Most animals are so much better…

Most animals are so much better–never lie, never build WMDs, never lie about WMDs, never use WMDs.

Another way to run an aquarium is to constantly end up with more fish, creating an environment where they thrive and reproduce. Then you give away the spare fish or sell them to the fish store.

It’s pretty easy.

Billy

Well, some of our fish reproduced… we had a bunch of little babies… not to mention the snails… they’re still alive and all over the place

They just eat each other, as a matter of course, and accept it! Ants are constantly at war; spiders engage in domestic violence; fish eat each others’ children; the list goes on and on! There should be laws against it!

Regards,

Horrified of Somerset

They eat their OWN children. If you raise fish, you must rescue the children from the parents as soon as they are born. But no Hiroshima-Nagasaki, and no lying.

OK last one but it better be worth major points because it’s your favourite.

Don’t hurt me Gilby!