#friday fun facts

[inaris-pokemon-world]

Fun Fact Friday!

Send 📚 + a character or location to receive a fun fact about how they are Inaris's world!

(If you aren't sure what or who to ask about, just send the emoji and you'll get something at random.)

[drawernotcreative]

[gudamor]

I wonder if infinite *recipe* productivity researches are enough to let you 'go infinite' now? That is, to be able to make so much science on your current resource patches that they never get exhausted. Quality letting you get up to 100% productivity bonus helps here, too.

Speaking of quality, here's my proposal for better name. It uses a system we're already closely familiar with:

Normal -> Standard Uncommon -> Select Rare -> Choice Epic -> Prime Legendary -> Legendary Lastly, glad to see them adopting the Milestones that mods like Nullius use. I agree it helps with discoverability to get the technologies as they are applicable, rather than--for example--grabbing all the Green flask ones blindly.

[daily-crabbys]

Crab Fact: Crabs have teeth in their stomach that help them grind their food for digestion. Ghost crabs have been observed using these teeth to growl!

[amnhnyc]

Make some noise for Fossil Friday! Corythosaurus was a duck-billed dinosaur that lived in what is now North America. Its name is a nod to the helmets worn by Corinthians in ancient Greece: This species’ strange skull is capped by a crescent-shaped helmet that contains extended tubes, which form elaborate nasal passages. See it up close in the Museum’s Hall of Ornithischian Dinosaurs. Plan your visit.

Photo: Image no. K505_02 / © AMNH Library

[foe-paw]

YOU THOUGHT THAT YOU COULD OUTSMART THE VERY THING THAT RUNS THE BLOOD OF YOUR KIND?

[levanlanse]

♪ It's time for Fish Fact Friday ♪

The opah, also known as moonfish, is a large marine fish, with certain species growing up to 2 meters (6.5 feet) in length!

It is the only known fully warm-blooded fish; some other fish such as tuna and billfishes are able to warm a few parts of their bodies, however the opah is the only fish known to circulate warm blood (heated by their muscle movements) throughout its whole body. This adaptation, in addition to the fatty tissue insulating their bodies, allows them to better swim and hunt in colder waters.

The opah is not truly warm-blooded, however - they are not able to maintain a stable body temperature, and instead keep their bodies a few degrees warmer than the surrounding waters. Still, this is enough to improve its movement in cold waters, helping them to catch prey such as squids and small fish!

[thejagerman2024]

Fun fact for my Gary Goldstein fans:

Jon Matteson whenever he would say "hi Gary Goldstein attorney at law"

He would always try to say it as fast as he could each show, so it would get faster

+ One more fact

When Jon played Paul in black Friday, in the scene with tim he says "Pete, tom, tim." Fast, although he meant to put a pause in between!

[ricky-mortis]

Working on a Wiggly design

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Results from the ‘Who is the tallest MDZS Character poll! Thank you all for voting!

[inaris-pokemon-world]

Kamis 📚

Fun Fact #10: Kamis is the younger of two siblings, though only by a few minutes. As is required by sibling law, Megami holds it over his head. Her wittle baby brother. Her teeny tiny little sibby-wibby~

He usually yanks her tail if she keeps it up too long.

[jurakan]

The inspiration for Artemis Fowl was that one day, Eoin Colfer saw a photo of his brother at his First Communion, and thought he looked like a child Bond villain. Working off of that, Colfer decided it'd be cool to have a supervillain who was a kid.

[gudamor]

"The excitement of getting directly a rare power armor from common ingredients when you are super lucky is the same as getting BAR-BAR-BAR in the slot machine, or the wanted item in the pay-to-win lootbox mechanics." scary sentence but I don't hate it

[daily-crabbys]

Crab Fact: A crab can not hold your hand :(

[amnhnyc]

This Fossil Friday is a blast from the past! Snapped circa 1959, this photo depicts Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops on display in the Museum’s Hall of Late Dinosaurs. These iconic dinosaurs are still on display at the Museum, but they now sit in separate halls. You can find T. rex in the Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs—saurischians are characterized by grasping hands, in which the thumb is offset from the other fingers. Triceratops is in the Hall of Ornithischian Dinosaurs, which displays dinosaurs that are characterized by a backward-pointing extension of the pubis bone. This bone was thought to have helped support the enormous stomachs that these animals needed to digest masses of tough vegetation!

Photo: Image no. ptc-884 / © AMNH Library

[beccawise7]

Fun Fact Friday! 💜🖤