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JHG
(Mr Historian)
Mr Historian


Registration Date: 06-24-2018
Date of Birth: 07-17-1995 (28 years old)
Local Time: 10-03-2023 at 02:48 AM
Status: Offline

JHG's Forum Info
Registration Date:
06-24-2018
Last Visit:
2 hours ago
Total Posts:
22,096 (11.47 posts per day | 6.54 percent of total posts)
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Total Threads:
444 (0.23 threads per day | 2.81 percent of total threads)
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Time Spent Online:
5 Months, 1 Week, 6 Days
Members Referred:
0
Total Likes Received:
1151 (0.6 per day | 2.28 percent of total 50395)
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Total Likes Given:
3320 (1.72 per day | 6.46 percent of total 51370)
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Reputation:
22
Coffee Credits:
167,118CC
Additional Info About JHG
Location:
CA
Sex:
Male
JHG's Most Liked Post
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RE: Invent your own animal
09-02-2018, 10:17 PM
3
Thread Subject
Forum Name
Invent your own animal
Off-Topic » RPGs and Fantasies
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Onchoichthys agassizii(Louis Agassiz's Master fish)/Obese koi fish  https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/4f6c8d6ae4b08696a7443c8b/1378690543970-APJK6ISVFMN1233MTGAC/Screen+shot+2013-09-08+at+8.28.25+PM.png?format=750w Named for the famous Swiss ichthyologist, this was a giant of a fish. At 27.3 tonnes and measuring 10 metres long, it has gained the jocular nickname 'obese koi fish.' Onchoichthys was a cosmopolitan species, traveling around the globe to lay millions of eggs in schools of hundreds. They first appeared in the Late Eocene and went extinct in the middle Miocene, though some remains suggest a Pleistocene extinction instead. It's possible these fish were outcompeted by the rorqual whales(e.g. fin whales, blue whales, minke whales...) Onchoichthys was a filter feeder, unlike its modern relatives, feeding on plankton. In turn, the large shark Megalodon and raptorial whales were a threat. Juveniles would be vulnerable to those as well as seals, sea lions, smaller macropredatory sharks, whales and pelagorns. In response to the attack strategy of 'ambush from underneath' tactic, Onchoichthys developed osteoderms on its body and a row of spear-shaped spines for defense. Unfortunately, they also disrupted the hydrodynamics which could be a facet of its extinction.
JHG's Received and Given Likes
 
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Last 3 months
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Last 6 months
120
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Last 12 months
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1151
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