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Frog Resembles X-Men's Wolverine
sciencehabit writes "Scientists have discovered a frog with retractable claws that pierce its skin every time they come out. What's more, the researchers believe the frog heals itself after pulling its claws back in."
Now, let's use it as a weapon.
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Unless the claws help it cross a busy road and jump on logs & the backs of turtles, it probably won't assist frogs in the long term...
Between the falling angel and the rising ape
apostrophes? That'd be sweet.
A frog that dresses in tight black leather and looks like Hugh Jackman? Are you sure you didn't just discover the French stuntman for the next X-Men movie?
Which of the following are appropriate use of an apostophe?
1) To form possessives of nouns
2) To show the omission of letters
3) To indicate certain plurals of lowercase letters.
4) Look out! Here comes an s!
Forget thrust, drag, lift and weight. Airplanes fly because of money.
With no adamantium you'd have the craze inducing fragile bone claws. I imagine it would hurt a rather large amount.
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Took this comment seriously, did you?
Gonna have to update the X-Men movie.
"Do you know what happens to a toad when it's struck by lightning? It extracts its claws and starts shredding ass."
I'm not a Troll, it's reverse psychology.
What's more, the researchers believe the frog heals itself after pulling its claws back in.
If the frog didn't heal after pulling the claws back then the claws wouldn't be piercing its skin
This is why the Michael Moore X-Men Documentary did so poorly at the box office...
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