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Omega Speedmaster World Cup: Third Place Play-Off — Tintin Vs. Snoopy III Comments Rob Nudds Well, we finally made it to the last weekend of the Omega Speedmaster World Cup. What a ride it’s been. We’ve seen surprise winners, remarkable comebacks, our fair share of voter fraud, and worthy watches left languishing in the group stages. The two watches that fell one step short, the Tintin and Snoopy III, now duke it out for your approval. We’ve seen brutal character assassinations, indulged in well-worded arguments, and recoiled in disbelief as Mike failed three consecutive dope tests. ...

A question. elizabeth club from cologne wants to know why do migrating birds call to each other during their flight doesn't that cost them too much energy. every autumn there is frenzied activity at the gathering in resting places these cranes coming from northern europe have thousands of kilometers still to go before they reach their winter quarters wild geese also head to warmer climes in the winter when they begin their long journey they all honk loudly this vocalization is an important form of communication. much communication between animals goes on heard by humans elephants exchange sign...

Signals in the infrasound part of the sound spectrum the tones are so low frequency that our ears can't pick them up. manta rays send acoustic messages underwater by beating their wing like fins we don't hear those signals either. that's in contrast to the noise the migratory geese and cranes make during their long journey. the birds constantly call back and forth that helps them keep track of their young in the air and tells them whether the lead bird needs to be relieved calling costs energy but saves energy for the formation overall. by the way the calls of a single crane are roughly as lou...

Signals in the infrasound part of the sound spectrum the tones are so low frequency that our ears can't pick them up. manta rays send acoustic messages underwater by beating their wing like fins we don't hear those signals either. that's in contrast to the noise the migratory geese and cranes make during their long journey. the birds constantly call back and forth that helps them keep track of their young in the air and tells them whether the lead bird needs to be relieved calling costs energy but saves energy for the formation overall. by the way the calls of a single crane are roughly as lou...

Can cause bad injuries. i have seen manta rays lose fins and wings from the fishing line. i knew it was bad for manta rays and suspected much worse for dolphin f. you lose your petrofin. that would destroy the hydrodithamics and being painful. i done think he would survive and if we didn't get the fishing line off he would lose the fin. >> i don't know if you have logged how many hours. have you ever had anything like this happened. >> i have been a scuba ininstructor since 1985 and logged over arey i dives and never had a dolphin approach me for need be help. i removed it from manta rays and ...