rats and mice..?
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Nashrakh
Little White Butterflies Staff
lol interesting thought.
Well, if we didn't knew what distinguishes a rat from a mouse and we say, a fat mouse is the same to us as a normal rat, then I guess so.
Well, if we didn't knew what distinguishes a rat from a mouse and we say, a fat mouse is the same to us as a normal rat, then I guess so.
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Wow bendo you are fucking moron please get the fuck out. Even for IB you are must be the biggest idiot.
Okay did you read the species names? Completely different so that means different species of animal.
Also I was talking about the tail. No matter how much a mouse eats the tail won't grow larger.
Okay did you read the species names? Completely different so that means different species of animal.
Also I was talking about the tail. No matter how much a mouse eats the tail won't grow larger.
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haha i feel a tiny bit smart again. but please dont crush my spirt.so mhhm that kinda makes me think to if you think a realy fat mouse is a rat then a really fat rat would be... still a really fat rat right?
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and again he crushed my spirt. and also i never said that the tail wasnt already fat to begin with :/.
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sorry sir but im new and dont know how the site works that well. :/ So please dont be that rude and give me a bit of slack.
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well ok. :0 does that mean i just have to take your shit ? if so i dont see what i did to you in the first place..
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Honestly, Longevity, aren't you being a tad too mean spirited?
But well, if you want to nitpick, then really...
Rat and mouse, both are very similar in structure and cell types. Makes sense, as they both evolved from a common origin. But in biology, we divide two organisms into seperate species when they are unable to reproduce...
So... yeah... we basicaly stuck them together and see if any combination of the two will mate. They either didn't mate for behavioural or anatomical differences, or they didn't succeed in producing a live progeny, or produced a inviable progeny.
But well, if you want to nitpick, then really...
Rat and mouse, both are very similar in structure and cell types. Makes sense, as they both evolved from a common origin. But in biology, we divide two organisms into seperate species when they are unable to reproduce...
So... yeah... we basicaly stuck them together and see if any combination of the two will mate. They either didn't mate for behavioural or anatomical differences, or they didn't succeed in producing a live progeny, or produced a inviable progeny.
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Nashrakh
Little White Butterflies Staff
Makes sense, as they both evolved from a common origin.
Now, if we're REALLY nitpicking, we all have a common origin, right =3
