Reproductive habits of pterodactyls

[oracleslave]

FREAK!!!

MUTANT!

Burn him

[Mich the Tester]

MUTANT!

Burn him

Shall I line up alongside the Irish, the blacks, the Asians, the Jews, the Romans, the socialists and all the other people cybertory doesn’t like?

[Moscow Mule]

MUTANT!

Burn him

Strictly speaking, it's not a mutation as he hasn't had it from birth.

Either way, burn him.

[AtW]

Of course I’m a freak, I’m a tester; I get paid to be a freak.

post on CUK.

[EternalOptimist]

Just to see if AtW has an opinion on this.

Da, I zink ze vest shud declare a var on ptero



AtW

[TimberWolf]

Fascinating. Why? This must be an adaptation to something. I like this kind of trivia.
On a similar note, my left tibia (the thicker bone in the lower leg) has an abnormal swelling at the origin of the Tibialis anterior (the muscle which raise the foot), as a consequence of running the bends on an athletic track in the days when I was a little lighter than now. Common among sprinters it seems, and I think they’re perhaps the only people to have this particular condition. It’s not debilitating, but quite visible from the outside.

This kind of thing is probably quite common amongst athletes and the professions. I know anthropologists can tell whether someone in the middle age was an archer as, for example, one arm will have thicker bones. But I think you have to get into activities quite young for bones and tendons to change significantly.

[Diver]

This kind of thing is probably quite common amongst athletes and the professions. I know anthropologists can tell whether someone in the middle age was an archer as, for example, one arm will have thicker bones. But I think you have to get into activities quite young for bones and tendons to change significantly.

a winker