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"Edouard" <pov### [at] edouard info> schreef in bericht
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> Two words: Giant Panda :-)
The other way round (Predators with non-stereoscopic view): blue whale and
sperm whale ;-)
Thomas
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Thomas de Groot schrieb:
> The other way round (Predators with non-stereoscopic view): blue whale and
> sperm whale ;-)
Yeah, sharks too.
But as for blue whales, I'd rather consider them "grazing" animals, sort
of. It's not like they actually /hunt/ anything - they just open their
mouth and eat...
Another thing about those animals is that they don't have particularly
large eyes (due to the fact that they a lot on other senses). Neithe
does the giant panda. But that "crystal monster" has disturbingly
/large/ eyes.
... it /definitely/ wants to *EAT US ALL! GOD HELPUS! RUN!*
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4aae58d1@news.povray.org...
> Another thing about those animals is that they don't have particularly
> large eyes (due to the fact that they a lot on other senses). Neithe does
> the giant panda. But that "crystal monster" has disturbingly /large/ eyes.
Binocular vision is usefull as well if you eat fruits, live in trees and
want to jump from one branch to another.
But I agree that obviousely this animal lives on or under the ground
The poor little cute creature need to see through the night the small
insects it catches
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> ... it /definitely/ wants to *EAT US ALL! GOD HELPUS! RUN!*
or merely bite your toes :-)
Marc
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m_a_r_c wrote:
> 4aae58d1@news.povray.org...
>> Another thing about those animals is that they don't have particularly
>> large eyes (due to the fact that they a lot on other senses). Neithe does
>> the giant panda. But that "crystal monster" has disturbingly /large/ eyes.
> Binocular vision is usefull as well if you eat fruits, live in trees and
> want to jump from one branch to another.
> But I agree that obviousely this animal lives on or under the ground
>
> The poor little cute creature need to see through the night the small
> insects it catches
>
>> ... it /definitely/ wants to *EAT US ALL! GOD HELPUS! RUN!*
>
> or merely bite your toes :-)
>
> Marc
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>
One of these days, I'll post the back story for the creature. But very
fun reading this!
--
~Mike
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4aae7b14$1@news.povray.org...
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> One of these days, I'll post the back story for the creature. But very fun
> reading this!
>
Mind you!
It is a very serious scientific discussion ;-)
Marc
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m_a_r_c schrieb:
> Mind you!
> It is a very serious scientific discussion ;-)
Yes, absolutely! :-)
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"clipka" <ano### [at] anonymousorg> schreef in bericht
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> But as for blue whales, I'd rather consider them "grazing" animals, sort
> of. It's not like they actually /hunt/ anything - they just open their
> mouth and eat...
Well... from the point of view of the krill... ;-)
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> ........ But that "crystal monster" has disturbingly /large/ eyes.
>
> ... it /definitely/ wants to *EAT US ALL! GOD HELPUS! RUN!*
I think it *is* a meat eater. Needs lots of energy to grow those
crystals.....
Thomas
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"m_a_r_c" <jac### [at] wanadoofr> schreef in bericht
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> Mind you!
> It is a very serious scientific discussion ;-)
>
Indeed. Never been more serious...
Thomas
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Thomas de Groot schrieb:
>> But as for blue whales, I'd rather consider them "grazing" animals, sort
>> of. It's not like they actually /hunt/ anything - they just open their
>> mouth and eat...
>
> Well... from the point of view of the krill... ;-)
From their point, there's not much hunting going on either. It's not
like they would have any chance of escape. They're just being
"harvested" :-)
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High!
Thomas de Groot wrote:
> The other way round (Predators with non-stereoscopic view): blue whale and
> sperm whale ;-)
As the sperm whale feeds on giant squids, which are a powerful,
comparatively intelligent and thus risky prey, which literally has to be
hunted and caught, it is in fact a true predator - but the blue whale
simply sieves krill out of the water, an activity for which the word
"hunting" seems quite inappropriate... when I read of predators, I
usually think of animals hunting their food, so the blue whale is a
predator only in a formal sense (as its food is in fact animal, not
vegetarian).
See you in Khyberspace!
Yadgar
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