Astraeus is home to a huge variety of alien species never seen to humans, but for some strange reason there is only a single species that are carnivorous. They are called giants because the have very similar bone structure compared to humans except for the fact that they are all 10 foot tall or larger and that they all have bones sticking out of their back. They usually travel in groups of three or more. They are usually passive when it comes to Ark unless they are aggravated. They are usually located all over Astraeus. Another species worth mentioning are the clown snakes. They are huge herbivore snakes that are up to twenty feet long. They have extremely hard scales that need a tremendous amount of force to be broken, and they also have large flat teeth. The teeth usually so large that the snakes look like they’re smiling, and their scales are very bright with a variety of colors.The snake seem very harmless with their large grin and rainbow scales, …show more content…
The depths of the ocean is unknown to Ark, but they believe that since some parts of the ocean glow some underwater canyons go down to mantle or even the outer core. The Ocean makes up forty percent of the planet.
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The last major ecosystem on Astraeus is The Heavens. The Heavens is a large flat grassland on top of a mountains above the clouds. There is a small lake in the center of the grassland surrounded by trees and colorful flowers. This ecosystem was give its name because of the absolute beauty of the place, and that the land seems to be floating on the clouds. Ark decided that this would be the perfect place for them to start the human race all over especially since it is seems the safest place on the planet. The Heavens make up only five percent of the planet.
The last five percent of the planet is made up of other random small ecosystems that are barely worth mentioning according to
9. Oceanward of the oceanic trench, the ocean bottom first rises and then levels off to a depth of approximately 3900 m, making the deepest part of the ocean trench about [(1400)(2400)(3500)] m below the bottom of the abyssal plain ocean bottom west of the trench.
There are many different species of snakes that inhabit Arizona, but the Sonoran Coral Snake, the Sonoran Mountain Kingsnake, the Milk Snake, and the Sonoran Shovel-Nosed Snake are particularly interesting because despite being different species they all look like one another. The red, black, and yellow stripes they share can be attributed to evolution and environment. The four species of snakes have different diets, habitats, and distribution, but they do share one environmental element: primary predators. All four snakes have raptors, long tailed weasels, and badgers as predators. These snakes have evolved to have stripes because raptors, long tailed weasels, and badgers are less likely to eat snakes with red, black, and yellow stripes
71 percent of the Earth which makes the ocean a key factor in storing and
38 species of snakes stand out. In addition to 25 recognized amphibian species, there is a notable
However, with the same inner drive to discover space should come the intention of wanting to explore the ocean. Humans have laid eyes on only about 5% of the oceans in entirety, and the necessary increase in funding would allow for the other 95% to be seen and known. All the water on our Blue Planet covers roughly 71% of the earth’s surface. Luckily, NOAA researchers have used their inner curiosity and taken action, finding out more and more about the five oceans that span the earth, and all the life that lives in them.
In ancient Greece, there was a legendry king named Theseus who through fighting in many navel battles founded the city of Athens. Due to his vigilance and perseverance, the people of Athens dedicated a memorial in his honor by preserving his ship in the port. This "ship of Theseus" stayed there for hundreds and hundreds of years. As time went on, some wooden planks from Theseus' ship started to rot away. In order to keep the ship nice and complete, the rotting planks were then replaced with new planks made of the same material. Now here is the key question: If you replace one of the planks, is it still the same ship of Theseus? How do things stay the same even after they change? At what point does an object become
The large, beautiful bodies of water are home to an infinite number of strange creatures and bewildering phenomena. Oceans make up about three-fifths of the earth and yet we have little idea about what lies in those darkened depths. There are many mysteries of the oceans that still have no explanation. To start with, scattered around oceans there trenches, incidentally all of them are approximately seven miles deep.
The most harmfully species is the brown tree snake because they will bite some children when they are playing out side the snake will not let go of the children the make them died because of the bite.
“Other countries may boast of this and that, but nobody can touch the United States for poisonous snakes. We have about twenty species, most of them deadly, and Europe has only five or six, none of them are much good. We have fifteen kinds of Rattlesnakes alone and nobody else has even one (There is a species in Central and South America, but it probably came from the United States)” ~Will Cuppy Neotropical Rattlesnakes are very distinct and dangerous snakes, mainly because of their habitat, diet, and venom.
The Gaboon viper is the largest species of viper in the world. They can grow up to 6 feet in length and weigh 25 pounds! Thats a big snake! While they may seem imposing they are actually known to be rather docile. Fortunately, there haven’t been many incidents where Gaboon Vipers have bitten people and hardly and fatalities. They are very fascinating snakes and
Astraea, also known as star coral, are typically in the shape of what can be described as boulders, domes, or cones. However, less often they can be found in the form of flat plates or thick crusts (Great Star Coral, n.d.).. These colonies of coral grow to be up to 2.5 m in diameter. The color of Astraea can vary between green, brown, gray, orange, and red; the coral is more often bright red and orange during the day due to a cyanobacterial protein, which is an essential source of nitrogen (EDGE: Coral Reef Species, 2008). They only move very slightly in an almost, floating-like manner. Astraea can be found in almost all reef environments, and it is usually the most dominant coral at depths between 12 and 30 m (Kluijver, n.d.). These are often the most sedimented areas of the reef, which is where the Astraea thrive, due to their build. The colonies have very steep sides, which allows the sediment to simply, roll off the coral. If there is still sediment that settles into the colony, the polyps will produce waves of movement to remove them. Once again, if this technique is unsuccessful, the polyps will
Andreas Vesalius was born on December 31st, 1514 as Andries van Wesel to Anders van Wesel and Isabel Crabbe in Brussels. His family had a long running history of physicists, including his father, who worked as an apothecary for Emperor Charles (1500-1558). Other than this, not much is known about his childhood or his siblings.
The mosasaur is generally described as being a bit like a cross between a giant monitor lizard and a snake. Its body was shaped similarly to modern day monitor
This recipe, like many of those found in The Book of Apicius, is vague because it does not describe in detail how this dish is prepared, nor does it give exact quantities of the ingredients used, therefore it is open to interpretation. The notes that accompany this recipe state that it may be a type of oysters stew and after doing some research I agree with this assumption. I learned that soups and stews are made by thickening a seasoned liquid and cooking meat, vegetables, or grains in said liquid. In this recipe, egg yolk would be the thickening agent that turns the wine, vinegar, broth, and other ingredients into a stew. From the Book of Apicius and my research I also learned that the ancient Romans made numerous types of stews and soups
Imagine hiking up to catch a glimpse of Old Faithful, the famous geyser located in Yellowstone National Park. 8000 gallons of hot water are shot up into the sky and reach a maximum altitude at 200 feet. This magnificent sight pales in comparison to plumes located on Enceladus, Saturn’s 6th largest moon. The Cassini spacecraft first spotted Enceladus in 2005 and reported enormous geysers erupting continuously and spouting water thousands of miles into outer space on Enceladus’ fissures near its south pole. This sight is not only uniquely spectacular, but also intriguing, as scientists are still unsure of the exact cause of Enceladus’ Plumes despite nearly a decade of research.