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Topic	Hairless owls
Zanglerfish 01/25/23 3:52:15 PM #12:	AltOmega2 posted... I don't know, I guess I had never really thought about it. Then again animal biology has never been my strong suit, I vividly remember arguing with my parents that the only animal kingdoms were reptiles and mammals and I demanded to know which one birds fell into. That was when I was like 8 years old though. Technically the species distinctions are just an attempt to create groups for easier identification and filing. If you look at how its laid out some of it is really weird considering he pretty much all descend from the same things. --- Not a Banglerfish, not a Danglerfish, and definitely not a Wanglerfish. The one and only Zanglerfish. <cite>Zanglerfish posted [p:971091264] in Hairless o... [t:80323865]...</cite> <quote>AltOmega2 posted... </cite><quote>I don't know, I guess I had never really thought about it.Then again animal biology has never been my strong suit, I vividly remember arguing with my parents that the only animal kingdoms were reptiles and mammals and I demanded to know which one birds fell into. That was when I was like 8 years old though.</quote>Technically the species distinctions are just an attempt to create groups for easier identification and filing. If you look at how its laid out some of it is really weird considering he pretty much all descend from the same things. --- Not a Banglerfish, not a Danglerfish, and definitely not a Wanglerfish.The one and only Zanglerfish.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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