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To: Crocodile who wrote (40564)	1/29/2005 7:35:33 PM
From: abuelita	Respond to of 104191

hi croc- That won't last forever. no. it won't, we've been able to stave it off so far but when you give negative influences such as faux news, access to canadian markets, and when people such as james dobson turn their sights on canada ... well, let's just hope as a society we can fend this type of crap off. the united states is lost imo - their media is controlled and, once that happens, its game over. it makes me shudder. -rose

To: Crocodile who wrote (40564)	1/29/2005 7:39:02 PM
From: SiouxPal	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 104191

Female porpoises talk 3 times as much as males. They name each of their offspring with separate sounds, so they actually can address each one. Their echo location sense is so acute they can detect their prey even if their prey in under the sea floor. Their eyes can see in different directions at the same time. They shut one eye when they sleep, and keep one eye open to spot enemies, allowing one half of their brain to rest. They jump into the air, and while up there can spot birds up to 5 miles away that are feeding on fish, then go there and eat the fish. They surround the fish, and, one at a time swim in and eat them while the others keep surrounding the group of fish. They are the best surfers in the world. They have true love for each other, although they do fight at times. I love porpoises. :•) Sioux