A tropical fish that lives in mangrove swamps across the Americas can survive out of water for months at a time, similar to how animals adapted to land millions of years ago, a new study shows.
We took him hiking one year. ‘e had the nerve to go into the boss’s office, when we got back, an’ whine about the nightmares he was having from the trip. It was just a bit of bushwackin’ across a water shed, up over some cliffs and down an avalanche run. I think we only had to rope the packs twice.
Excuse me! Can we take a moment for gender-equality here? Is there some reason you chose to use that “man” thing? Or, was it just an unthinking impulsive blurting out of misogynistic underpinnings?
This fish is hermaphroditic, the fact being entirely clear to any reasonable person upon reading the article. Yet, still you insist upon gender-bashing of the worst and most insidious sort.
I feel diminished as a result of this. That’s right . . . diminished.
A hiking/camping trip wouldn’t give me nightmares. I would probably complain about there being no espresso or Brie or something, though. But NOT to my boss.