UOG: Demise

Paper cuts hurt because the cut either bleeds a little or not at all which leaves the skin receptors open to the air.

Caffeine doesn't actually give you energy, it just blocks the adenosine receptors in your brain, those are the ones that let you know when you're tired.

Total dribbles this season:
- James Harden: 29,036
- Curry, Durant and Thompson combined: 26,914

Apparently this is the first known mammal to become extinct because of Climate Change

https://people.com/pets/unicorns-are-re ... you-think/
Siberian Rhinoceros

Bama wrote:Apparently this is the first known mammal to become extinct because of Climate Change

bramblecaymelomys.jpg

How did they conclude that?

Bama wrote:Total dribbles this season:
- James Harden: 29,036
- Curry, Durant and Thompson combined: 26,914

When you're by yourself and in a ball dominant system you can see why. You should add in Green and Boogy to see if they can make it closer.

The Silvertiger wrote:

Bama wrote:Apparently this is the first known mammal to become extinct because of Climate Change

bramblecaymelomys.jpg

How did they conclude that?

I can’t find the article I read but there is this

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bramble_Cay_melomys

Bama wrote:

The Silvertiger wrote:

Bama wrote:Apparently this is the first known mammal to become extinct because of Climate Change

bramblecaymelomys.jpg

How did they conclude that?

I can’t find the article I read but there is this

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bramble_Cay_melomys

"Dr. Leung said the key factor responsible for the destruction of this population was almost certainly ocean inundation of the low-lying cay, very likely on multiple occasions, during the past decade, causing dramatic habitat loss and perhaps also direct mortality of individuals. The cay sits at most 3m above sea level."

Inundation means flooding. They claim that because of humans there are more weather events which could induce flooding. They also claim that the Bramble Cay Melomys may have origins somewhere else and therefore possibly not extinct.

EDIT: From another article
"It could have been simply storm events unrelated to climate change, but climate change has also been causing sea water to rise in the area."

Habitat Pictures:



Their Habitat was reportedly about the size of 3 Melbourne Cricket grounds.

Has anyone made a Robert Kraft deflated balls joke yet?