Grizzly
11-24-2007, 08:00 PM
If a penguin could shoot a bow, it would be instinctive.
If a child could shoot a bow it would be instinctive.
Penguins are fairly good at keeping those eggs warm on their feet. Didnt get that out of a book. Could be instinctive, although they seem to loose a few eggs to the cold before they perfect their system.
Kids seem to want to shoot whoever is behind them when they first try to put an arrow on the string. A little worse than not getting that egg off the ice fast enough. I dont see any old mother penquins setting up the kids with the egg and instruction, although the penguins may have noticed what was going on as youngsters.
I watched a female angel fish who grew up in my tank without any other older angel fish. She started laying eggs, so I went looking for a breeding age male. The pet shop had one but warned me he had been returned 3 times because he was a bully. Within an hour, with him not knowing how to or wanting to, fertilize her eggs, she had him on the bottom of the tank and was beating the living snot out of him until he got the message. He became a pretty attentive father after that. Pretty instinctive I thought.
How long did it take the human race to invent the bow? Not so instinctive. I wonder how many bystanders got shot when they loaded an arrow backwards and released it?? Bet they fooled around with systems for quite a while before they killed anything they intended to.
If a child could shoot a bow it would be instinctive.
Penguins are fairly good at keeping those eggs warm on their feet. Didnt get that out of a book. Could be instinctive, although they seem to loose a few eggs to the cold before they perfect their system.
Kids seem to want to shoot whoever is behind them when they first try to put an arrow on the string. A little worse than not getting that egg off the ice fast enough. I dont see any old mother penquins setting up the kids with the egg and instruction, although the penguins may have noticed what was going on as youngsters.
I watched a female angel fish who grew up in my tank without any other older angel fish. She started laying eggs, so I went looking for a breeding age male. The pet shop had one but warned me he had been returned 3 times because he was a bully. Within an hour, with him not knowing how to or wanting to, fertilize her eggs, she had him on the bottom of the tank and was beating the living snot out of him until he got the message. He became a pretty attentive father after that. Pretty instinctive I thought.
How long did it take the human race to invent the bow? Not so instinctive. I wonder how many bystanders got shot when they loaded an arrow backwards and released it?? Bet they fooled around with systems for quite a while before they killed anything they intended to.