Fluapaveggen
Fluapaveggen t1_iv8pads wrote
Reply to comment by WoodpeckerRich4461 in During heart transplanting, how does the body survive before the heart is replaced? by harkhinz
How long is it possible to survive attached to a device like this?
Fluapaveggen t1_iub102v wrote
Reply to comment by Dedicated4life in Putin Stirs European Worry on Home Appliance Imports Stripped for Arms by tecumbera
Its allmost like a humiliation fetish...
I bet putina get off by having a Mistress calling him short and weak and making fun of his micropenis.
Fluapaveggen t1_iu80a4s wrote
Reply to Technically, everуthing аround уou has been аround since thе beginning of еxistence itsеlf. It just has been either recycled by nature or rеpurрosed by humаns rеcently, and wе considеr it as nеw. by DarkWarrior0137
Even the gold in my ring is repurposed hydrogen that has been through a supernova or two...
Fluapaveggen t1_iw9asn8 wrote
Reply to How do we have more woolly mammoth DNA than dodo DNA if woolly mammoths died off thousands of years ago and dodos only died off a few hundred? by Memer9456
Because a lot of whole wolly mammuts have been preserved in tundra. Not only are they frozen and thus won't decompose, but the dense clay they're ofte covered with prevents oxidation aswell as preventing them from drying out. They are basically frozen solid and then vacuum packed.
The dodos lived in relatively hot areas and thus would decompose within months.