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Whats the movie name?

I saw this movie when I was a little kid, and it starred a little girl, who had almost like, cabbage patch kids (but they weren’t) live in her mirror, and she could step through her mirror that led her to the world of the doll things, and I remember in one scene, they visited the ‘book worm’ and in the other, they had to walk on this wall, and it was really strange, but I LOVE the movie. Do any of you guys know the name?
No, it was a LITTLE girl. It wasn’t the labyrinth. It was a little 5-6 year old girl. The labyrinth is about a teenagers little brother taken away and she has to get him back -.-
I remember in the end of the movie, her Grandma stopped by. And in the movie, it starred a queen, who had a apple that she kept, that she’d take a bite out of, and it made her stay young.

Athiest, Why do we have 50% same DNA as a bannas?

By the way, I’m Atheist…..

- A parent and child share 99.5% of the same DNA.
- We share 40-50% of our DNA with cabbages.
- Humans share 98% of their DNA with chimpanzees.
- Every human on earth shares 99% of their DNA with every other human.
- Identical twins share the exact same DNA – meaning their DNA is 100% identical.
- We share 60% of our DNA with a fruit fly.
- Researchers at Cambridge University are convinced that the mud worms not only share DNA with humans but that they are also our closest invertabrae relatives.

http://www.thingsyoudontneedtoknow.com/dnabananas.html

btw, JurassicChrist Your avatar is fucking sweeeeet!

Turtle health conditions!!?

i had 2 red earred slider’s for 5 mnths but 2day 1 of them ended up dying due to R.I even after i took her 2 d vet & spend $96 on d inj. & Dr. check up fees…Im not concerned abt the $$$ i spend on my babies. I just dont want it 2 happen again since i may end up buying another 1 4 d 1 dat’s alone rite now.
What more do i have to do to keep my babies healthy & have good immune system??
Set up:
1) 35gal long tank w/ 25gal water
2) power filter for 70gal @ 300gph
3) 78 degree automatic heater
4) Basking log w/ UVB & UVA bulb 2 in 1 (petsmart) @ 89degree’s
5)1 gold fish
6) Water changed every 3 weeks

Food:
1) Natural aquatic turtle food (Zoo med) – 1′s or 2′s every week
2) Reptomin plus w/ shrimp (primary)
3) blood worm/ red worm
4) there used to be 2 baby gold fish’s now only 1 so 1 must have been eatten
that’s it!!

I tried grapes, carrot & cabbage bt nvr ate them

Long fiber like string in bowel movement. Should I go to ER?

Ok, I have had some concerns for a long time about my health. Kinda embarrassing. A couple years ago, after making a bowel movement I stood up and the toilet bowl water was bright red. This happens often. I thought it was just hemorroids (lot of blood). So I ignored it. I haven’t had regular healthy bowel movements for as long as I can remember, almost always diarreah. Anyway a couple weeks ago I started seeing green stools, it finally looked and felt healthy but it was green. But recently I started eating vegetables which I never have done. So I just thought it was from brocolli and cabbage and what not. So the big dilemma for me now…today I had a bowel movement and thought I was done. Now this is extremely embarassing but I wanna give you details so I can get an accurate answer. I felt something hanging so I tried to wiggle and make it fall but it wouldn’t. I got some tissue and pulled it out and it was a piece of poo connected to a string about 3 or 4 inches long. This was not a thread. It was like a flat noodle. I didn’t save it. I didn’t try to clean it off or anything so as far as I could see it was a light brown however it could have been any color as it could have been covered in poo. Ok, there I said it, I looked up a pic of a tape worm and it did look similar to a picture I seen online but way shorter. Someone please help me. This is the first time this has happened. Is it a tape worm and could that be the problem with the blood and green stools?????? Please help me! Should I go to the ER or can it wait a while?

Religious folk: do animals go to hell for commiting (HOMOSEXUAL) activities.?

For a supposed UNNATURAL ACT there seems to be alot normality in it.
African Elephant[16]
Brown Bear[17]
Brown Rat[18]
Buffalo[19]
African Lion
Caribou[20]
Cat (domestic)[21]
Cheetah[22]
Common Dolphin[23]
Orca
Common Marmoset[24]
Common Raccoon[25]
Dog (domestic)[26]
European Bison[27]
Human
Prea[28

Chicken (Domestic)[29]
Common Gull[30]
Emu[31]
King Penguin[32
Amazon molly[34]
Blackstripe topminnow[35]
Bluegill Sunfish[35]
Char[33]
Grayling[33]
European Bitterling[36]
Green swordtail[36]
Guiana leaffish[37]
Houting Whitefish[33]
Jewel Fish[38]
Least Darter (Microperca punctulata)[36]
Mouthbreeding Fish sp.[35]
Salmon spp.[39]
Southern platyfish[36]
Ten-spined stickleback[36]
Three-spined stickleback[36

Anole sp.[40]
Bearded Dragon[41]
Broad-headed Skink[36]
Checkered Whiptail Lizard[41]
Chihuahuan Spotted Whiptail Lizard[41]
Common Ameiva[41]
Common Garter Snake[36]
Cuban Green Anole[40]
Desert Grassland Whiptail Lizard[41]
Desert Tortoise[42]
Fence Lizard[41]
Five-lined Skink[36]
Gopher (Pine) Snake[35]
Green Anole[40]
Inagua Curlytail Lizard[41]
Jamaican Giant Anole[40]
Laredo Striped Whiptail Lizard[41]
Largehead Anole[40]
Mourning Gecko[43]
Plateau Striped Whiptail Lizard[41]
Red Diamond Rattlesnake[36]
Red-tailed Skink[36]
Side-blotched Lizard[41]
Speckled Rattlesnake[36]
Water Moccasin[36]
Western rattlesnake (Crotalus viridis)[36]
Western Banded Gecko[43]
Whiptail Lizard spp.[41]
Wood Turtle[40
Appalachian Woodland Salamander[44]
Black-spotted Frog[45]
Mountain Dusky Salamander[44]
Tengger Desert Toad[40

Acanthocephalan Worms[46]
Alfalfa Weevil[47]
Australian Parasitic Wasp sp.[47]
Bean weevil sp.[47]
Bedbug and other Bug spp.[48][49]
Blister Beetle spp.[50]
Blood-flukes (Schistosoma)[51]
Blowfly[50]
Box Crab[52]
Broadwinged Damselfly sp.[53]
Cabbage (Small) White (Butterfly)[54]
Checkerspot Butterfly[54]
Clubtail Dragonfly spp.[55]
Cockroach spp.[56]
Common Skimmer Dragonfly spp.[55]
Creeping Water Bug sp.[57]
Cutworm[58]
Digger Bee[59]
Dragonfly spp.[55]
Eastern Giant Ichneumon (wasp)[47]
Eucalyptus Longhorned Borer[57]
Field cricket sp.[60]
Flour beetle[61]
Fruit Fly spp.[62]
Glasswing Butterfly[54]
Grape Berry Moth[63]
Grape Borer[57]
Green Lacewing[64]
Harvest Spider sp.[65]
Hawaiian Orb-Weaver (spider)[65]
Hen Flea[64]
House Fly[66]
Ichneumon wasp sp.[47]
Incirrate Octopus spp.[52]
Japanese Scarab Beetle[67]
Jumping spider sp.[65]
Larch Bud Moth[63]
Large Milkweed Bug[49]
Large White (Pieris brassicae)[49]
Long-legged Fly spp.[68]
Mazarine Blue[49]
Mediterranean Fruit Fly[62]
Mexican White[49]
Midge sp.[68]
Migratory locust[69]
Mite sp.[68]
Monarch Butterfly[54]
Narrow-winged Damselfly spp.[53]
Parsnip Leaf Miner[68]
Pomace fly[68]
Queen Butterfly[54]
Red Ant sp.[68]
Red Flour Beetle[49]
Reindeer Warble Fly (Hypoderma tarandi)[68]
Rose Chafer[68]
Rove Beetle spp.
A list of some of the animals that regularly have GAY sex.

i really need BIOLOGY help can anyone please help me?

10.
Which of the following are detritivores?
A) worms
B) vultures
C) fungi
D) All of the above

16.
Biomes characterized by high annual rainfalls are located at high elevations.
A) True
B) False

20.
The most likely reason there are few large trees in the tundra is because
A) they are grazed by bison.
B) permafrost restricts root development.
C) the soil is nutrient-poor.
D) the average temperature is too warm.

34.
The caterpillars of cabbage butterflies are the only insects that can eat plants of the mustard family because they
A) eat these plants only when young and tender.
B) have evolved the ability to break down mustard oils into harmless chemicals.
C) are parasites while in this stage of development.
D) All of the above

35.
If the niches of two organisms overlap,
A) the organisms may have to compete directly.
B) the two organisms will always form a symbiotic relationship.
C) both organisms will disappear from the habitat.
D) one organism usually migrates to a new habitat.

Turtle/tortoise help?!?

I have a box turtle and a Russian tortoise together in a 50 gallon tank. We live in the Mojave desert so it gets up to 110 degrees in the summer and below freezing in the winter so I don’t think having them outside is safe. Everyone says they need so much space but all I can possibly fit in my house is the 50 gallon tank. So how can I make it as comfortable as possible. Also, what is best to feed them an such. They always eat the turtle pellets I get at Petsmart and they get lots of veggies and lettuce and cabbage but my box turtle only eats the pellets. She won’t even eat the worms I give her. And she gets a bath every week so what else can I do for them. Any care tips and ideas are helpful.
My brother passed down the turtle and tortoise and they have been in the same enclosure for over 10 years so I can’t just give them away. They are part of the family.

I can not get my 3 month old bearded dragon to eat her veggies I have tried collard greens,musterd greens,red?

red and green cabbage, and carrots and yes I tried with the worms in her salad but she will eat 15 meal worms mixed in to a salad and you may see her eat one bite of the salad she moves everything and will push it out of her way to get only the worms what do I do I also tried hand feeding her but after one bit she dont want it. thank you all for your time and help.
ok thank you and very helpful so really i dont need to worry if i try till she around a year ?

insane worm kill with music


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