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TOPIC | **Tidal Trivia - Winner + SAT Q Up!**
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@Cheystar
Point Nemo!
[img]http://i-cms.linternaute.com/image_cms/original/1849674-le-point-le-plus-eloigne-de-toutes-terres-point-nemo.jpg[/img]
@Cheystar
Pole of inaccessability or Point Nemo
[img]http://basementgeographer.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/NPole.jpg[/img]
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@Cheystar
Is it Point Nemo/the Northern Pole of Inaccessibility?
[img]http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/nemo.jpg[/img]
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STOP FOR FRIDAY!
New question and winner coming up!
STOP FOR FRIDAY!
New question and winner coming up!
Final Day!
It's been great fun, last question up! Good luck all!
It's been great fun, last question up! Good luck all!
Final Day!
It's been great fun, last question up! Good luck all!
It's been great fun, last question up! Good luck all!
[img]http://www.jellyfishfacts.net/jellyfish_pictures/jellyfish_62.jpg[/img]
What is a jellyfish? @Cheystar
It takes Twelve Years for one Imperial pair to produce a Primal-eyed offspring of a specific sex. Goal-based breeding is dead.
@Cheystar
I'm going to guess lionfish!
[img]http://cdn2.arkive.org/media/9C/9CF72F97-F099-4F66-BC56-47442BAFB919/Presentation.Large/Common-lionfish.jpg[/img]
@Cheystar I'm going to go with lionfish, instead of jellyfish. While jellyfish do sting, they sting with stingers, not spines. Lionfish are beautifully patterned and rather small, but its extremely potent venom stored in outstretched spines make it a dangerous predator.
[img]http://gallery.usgs.gov/images/03_11_2011/uYpb6FE664_03_11_2011/medium/lionfish.jpg[/img]
((Also, you might have to wait a day before I take the dragon off the crossroads ^^; I currently don't have space because I'm waiting for fodder to grow up. They're on their fourth day.
@Cheystar I'm going to go with lionfish, instead of jellyfish. While jellyfish do sting, they sting with stingers, not spines. Lionfish are beautifully patterned and rather small, but its extremely potent venom stored in outstretched spines make it a dangerous predator.
((Also, you might have to wait a day before I take the dragon off the crossroads ^^; I currently don't have space because I'm waiting for fodder to grow up. They're on their fourth day.
((Also, you might have to wait a day before I take the dragon off the crossroads ^^; I currently don't have space because I'm waiting for fodder to grow up. They're on their fourth day.
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