Post by Mahnarch on Sept 9, 2007 13:18:19 GMT -5
Read in monotone: "I love documentaries. They are awesome."
Ok, that's the end of my homework essay. lol.
I just sat through an hour of "Lizards" and find them more interesting now than I did before but, the thing that got me the most was the hatching out of eggs and having no mother around, they fend for themselves right out of the shell.
It's the same with chickens, but can you imagine being born that way?
You're fully aware, at some point, (or, as fully aware that a lizard can be) and you find yourself inside an egg.
When do you decide to break out?
How do you know that you 'can' break out?
What if the lizard thinks that the inside of the egg is all there is in the universe and says, "Well, this sucks." and stays inside - like Sheldon the Egg-Toting Chicken?
Imagine what it would be like to take that first breath of air after holding it for so long.
Lizard 1: "Environmental status?"
Lizard 2: "It seems breathable, captain."
And, with all the eggs laying ontop of each other, it must be pretty loud inside since egg shells are perfect sound conductors.
This is interesting, really.
Something for me to ponder for the next few days.
Ok, that's the end of my homework essay. lol.
I just sat through an hour of "Lizards" and find them more interesting now than I did before but, the thing that got me the most was the hatching out of eggs and having no mother around, they fend for themselves right out of the shell.
It's the same with chickens, but can you imagine being born that way?
You're fully aware, at some point, (or, as fully aware that a lizard can be) and you find yourself inside an egg.
When do you decide to break out?
How do you know that you 'can' break out?
What if the lizard thinks that the inside of the egg is all there is in the universe and says, "Well, this sucks." and stays inside - like Sheldon the Egg-Toting Chicken?
Imagine what it would be like to take that first breath of air after holding it for so long.
Lizard 1: "Environmental status?"
Lizard 2: "It seems breathable, captain."
And, with all the eggs laying ontop of each other, it must be pretty loud inside since egg shells are perfect sound conductors.
This is interesting, really.
Something for me to ponder for the next few days.
