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Deykun@kbin.social to Science Memes@mander.xyz · 1 year ago

Archaeopteryx 🐦

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Archaeopteryx 🐦

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Deykun@kbin.social to Science Memes@mander.xyz · 1 year ago
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    That also means Archaeopteryx has a middle finger.

    A bird that can flip you the bird.

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      Wouldn’t it flip you the human instead?

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        Humans hadn’t been invented yet. Best it could do is flip you the mammal.

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    It’s high time we replaced Philosoraptor with Sarcastiopteryx.

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      Y por qué no los dos?

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      Sarcastiopteryx

      beautiful … we can add that to the prehistoric collection along with … AnxietyRex

      AnxietyRex

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      A Socratic dialog in which the philosopher offers good questions to which the bird has only flippant rejoinders.

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    bawk baawk /s

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    Archeo means old, pter means wing, is yx just a suffix or does it mean something in itself?

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      The -yx comes from the Greek word “onyx” which means claw or talon. So, anything ending in a -yx is designated that way to say that it has sharp cutty bits that will hurt you.

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        My dog is Tony!

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      Archaeopteryx answering you with air quotes … “yx”

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    Fun bio fact: there’s also an extinct plant named Archaeopteris, thought for some time to be the world’s first tree.

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    And it got the worm because it was an early bird

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      Hadn’t learned to walk without rhythm yet.

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