Ok then smart guy, explain this!
@ickplant@lemmy.world explain this pls.
As Lemmy’s resident weird animal lover, I definitely classify raccoons as rolly non-polies based on evidence provided.
It seems rolly is a more temporary state though, such as the rolly non-poly depicted in the original post, which could later be non-rolly. Perhaps we need a measure of average roliness, or typical percentage of time spent in a rolly state (under normal circumstances in a typical habitat)
Turns out i don’t really care if they’re rolly or not, I just don’t like them poly.
There is a recent video of Jimothy rolling around.
didn’t know racoons are monogamous
Jimothy would have fit in the lower left too, but I can understand if u don’t want to support the Jimothy industrial complex
Jimothy is polyadorable.
Finally someone has laid this out in a clear manner. Thank you.
Zoology is much simpler than I thought.
I wish this would have been taught instead of “mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.”
I see this all the time, but isn’t mitochondria plural? One mitochondrion, two mitochondria, or did my teachers lie?
The mitochondria, which there is only one in a cell, implies the existence of at least seven mitochondrions worldwide. I’m not sure how many there are, probably a lot, maybe then thirty?
Can I get a punnett square for this?
“Conglobate”
