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Okay…something is really wrong here…where is the venomous dinosaur bite article? All I'm getting is catching light. Although it wasn't the right article, the catching light article was pretty interesting. Talk about making the sci-fi possible!
I found this article slightly strange but very interesting. It is cool to learn how dinosaurs would poison there pray. Before now I just thought that the poison developed because of all of the bacteria growing on the teeth, but now I no that it is really glands behind the teeth the produce the venom. I might want to learn a bit more about because they didn't provide the best information, but still very interesting.
I don't get it! It just talked about catching light and BEC and Pulse Rifles and stuff. It was good all the same. I agree with Brandon.
Why exactly was there an article on the poisonous dinosaur bite? The article was totally different. Was that supposed to happen? Well...it was a great article, wasn't it? The fact that they think they can store info or data in the captured light is the coolest in my opinion. Thats pretty awesome!!!!!!!
Well… How are dinosaurs related to catching light? It is interesting how they were able to catch light. It was interesting to hear about the light from the earth to the moon in 1.5 seconds. Cool! But still… How are lights and dinos related?!
there was nothing to do with the dinosaur venom, although the light catching thing was cool. I think that it could really help society if aliens attacked, but that will probably never happen.
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