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91% (31)If you could be something that swims, or something that flies, which would you be?
Dno why, I'm jus wondering which would win.
I'd be a Narwhal....xP
EDIT: Changed title/message after being disappointed learning a Narwhal can't count as a fish :(
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 Apr 23 2009, 11:52 pm (Edited on Apr 24 2009, 12:03 am)
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Apr 23 2009, 11:57 pm
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Popisfizzy
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A narwhal is a fish nor a bird.
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Popisfizzy wrote:
A narwhal is a fish nor a bird. You mean a narwhal ISN'T a fish? XD By fish I was implying something that swam, by bird, something that flies xP didn't mean a choice between goldfish and pigeon cos that is simply unimaginative and crappy XD | |
Then say something that swims and something that flies. Plus, there are far more types of animals than just a goldfish and a pigeon. So far, this post fails hard. Nay.
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I want to be a pterodactyl.
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Wanna know what else aren't considered fish? Salmon, and tuna. Freaky, eh?
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Salmon arent fish? What are they some sort of fish looking insect?!
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They consider anything that can live in fresh water and salt water alternatively something else, I just can't think of the name at the moment -- will investigate later!
[Edit] According to the Farmer's Almanac they reclassified them as fish in 2003 after some religious crap from a few select groups. And yet I still can't find anything about it online, damn you interwebz! | |
I don't know what definition you're going by, but biologically speaking, salmon are fish.
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That's what I always figured too, and I still doubt the validity of the claims. I only remember reading about it in some science magazine years ago and never really thought about it again until now.
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Knowledge is power.
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I'd be a duck. It can both swim and fly.
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Flying obviously.
Swimming only gets you across the water, flying gets you across water and across land. You get a better deal with flying. | |
Well, considering that I can already swim, I'd prefer to have flight...
I guess something could be said for having the ability to swim in very deep water, or being able to swim faster/more gracefully than the average, non-Phelpsian human (there'd be a lot of cool stuff to explore) but being able to fly still trumps it, I'd say... | |
Hagfish aren't real fish, technically.
Either way, why would you want to be a fish? That's just stupid; you'd be a complete idiot. I'm pretty sure a bird has a larger brain than a fish, at least (I looked at a fish brain before, it was a yellow perch's; I could probably fit several on my pinky nail). | |