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@thecasual_hooman drive_eta

RANDOM FACTS ABOUT PREHISTORIC CREATURES

The Titanoboa isn’t really the biggest snake known there might be something bigger
The discovery of Titanoboa cerrejonensis supplanted the previous record holder, Gigantophis garstini (gigan), which is known from the Eocene of Egypt.
The Leviathan is about 50 feet tall but the biggest was about 5,000 meters(16,404 feet) and the Leviathan was a Jewish Mythology, they also called it the Sea Serpent
Gigantophis (Gigan) fed on pig-sized proboscideans, such as Moeritherium, which were distant cousins of the modern elephants. The giant snake also ate crocodiles and other large reptiles. Gigantophis would largely be an aquatic snake, hiding underwater until it was time to strike.
What killed the Titanoboa was the super snake's kryptonite was natural climate change. In this case, it was probably shifting tectonics that
(Gaian) Measuring about 33 feet long from the tip of its head to the end of its tail and weighing up to half a ton, this prehistoric snake of late Eocene northern Africa (about 40 million years ago) ruled the proverbial swamp until the discovery of the much, much bigger Titanoboa (up to 50 feet long and one ton) in South
(Gigan) Its discovery was published in 1901 by paleontologist Charles William Andrews, who described it, estimated its length to be about 30 feet, and named it garstini in honor of Sir William Garstin, KCMG, the Under Secretary of State for Public Works in Egypt
A megalodon is much larger than a Titanoboa, weighing 100,000lbs and growing 67 feet as opposed to the Titanoboa
that only weighed 2,500lbs and grew 50ft. Although their lengths are similar, the sheer size and thickness of the megalodon make it a far larger being
Madtsoiidae (Maddy) is an extinct group of medium-sized to gigantic snakes, firstly appeared during the later part of the Cretaceous period, which began 145 million years ago and ended 66 million years ago. They are thought to grow up to 30 feet in length The Megalodon is said to be still alive, not that much proof but there are some saying the Megalodon managed to survive the Asteroid, I am not saying the great white shark is the megalodon but some managed to live the disaster that wiped it out most of the denosaurs

@thecasual_hooman drive_eta

I HAVE MORE FACTS

The water was never affected by the asteroid all it did do was cause a tsunami which means the water never disappeared, although there was some debris so if you were to go in that water they’ll be round rocks

Using genetic analyses, scientists have discovered that not all Grass Snakes retreated to warm southern refugia during the last Central European Ice Age. They offer the first evidence for the survival of a warmth-loving, egg-laying reptile during this cold period
the T. rex could probably take this one easily, outweighing its opponent by two or three times. The Titanoboa kills by constriction and would have to get itself wrapped around the mighty dinosaur, while avoiding its jaws, to have hope in hell to kill it
More facts now :)
Today I will be focussing onnnnnnnn the basilisk
The basilisk is a mythical creature in European bestiaries and legends. It made its first appearance in the folklore of Greece and Rome, commonly depicted as a serpent-like legendary beast that can turn people into stone with its gaze and wither plants with its breath yuck
The Basilisk could grow up to fifty feet in length and were a dark green or a color with a lighter green underbelly. They also possessed rows of incredibly sharp poisonous fangs and large yellow eyes. These eyes had the power to instantly kill anyone who looked into them.
Side note: the actual mythology one looks like something in your nightmares!!
The Basilisk (which for most of the novel is referred to simply as “the monster” because people do not know what it is) embodies two ideas: first, the harmful nature of prejudice, and second, the fear of the unknown
Spiders flee before the Basilisk, for it is their mortal enemy, and the Basilisk flees only from the crowing of the rooster, which is fatal to it.

The text on the paper clearly states that the best weapon against a basilisk is a rooster
Basilisks are able to sense and perceive vibrations in the ground. Petrifying gaze: Basilisks are able to turn others to stone with a glance. Snake communication: Basilisks are able to communicate with snakes and serpentine creatures, both mundane and magical

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Anyone know how to stop yourself from crying in the middle of class?

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Anyone know how to stop yourself from crying in the middle of class?

look at the ceiling

snap, does that actually work??

yeah, yall didnt know that?

No but it works

@thecasual_hooman drive_eta

Anyone know how to stop yourself from crying in the middle of class?

look at the ceiling

snap, does that actually work??

yeah, yall didnt know that?

No but it works

see! i know some things!

@IcarusFightsTheSun book

good news, bad news, and good news.
so if anyone remembers that danish spelling test that freaked me out the other day(yesterday(?)), we got to look at the answers, discuss it in class and then retake the test.
the bad news is i still only got 32% (23/70)
but good news again, that's not as devastating as last time 'cause i realise there's almost no way i would have gotten it over 60% anyways

@thecasual_hooman drive_eta

good news, bad news, and good news.
so if anyone remembers that danish spelling test that freaked me out the other day(yesterday(?)), we got to look at the answers, discuss it in class and then retake the test.
the bad news is i still only got 32% (23/70)
but good news again, that's not as devastating as last time 'cause i realise there's almost no way i would have gotten it over 60% anyways

well you tried your all thats all that matters right?

@IcarusFightsTheSun book

good news, bad news, and good news.
so if anyone remembers that danish spelling test that freaked me out the other day(yesterday(?)), we got to look at the answers, discuss it in class and then retake the test.
the bad news is i still only got 32% (23/70)
but good news again, that's not as devastating as last time 'cause i realise there's almost no way i would have gotten it over 60% anyways

well you tried your all thats all that matters right?

technically i can't go anywhere if i don't somehow learn this stuff in half a year, but im sure if i try there's some law that says i need help or whtvr