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Natural Science Forum / Earth Science / Oceanography / July 2003'What big teeth...'
'What big teeth...' Life: What has 7-inch teeth, a mouth that's 6 feet in diameter and can swim 35 feet per second? The giant white shark. But beach-goers need not fret, because this 60-foot monster shark has been extinct for millions of years. http://www.washtimes.com/metro/20030716-094238-4652r.htm > 'What big teeth...' > Life: What has 7-inch teeth, a mouth that's 6 feet in diameter and can > swim 35 feet per second? The giant white shark. But beach-goers need > not fret, because this 60-foot monster shark has been extinct for > millions of years. > http://www.washtimes.com/metro/20030716-094238-4652r.htm Isn't it amazing what can be put together from a few old bones.....wait a minute..... You got the wave speed record from ......a ....tooth????????????? Right I get it. A 7" tooth that is white and from a shark... therefore... ..... a white shark....... um.. therefore... How does it go again? Mmmm.....ehh...? Scientific methods eat your heart out. Move over star trekkers here we come. It must be true if it was in a newspaper. Palyohystericans Untie! |
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