I'm interested in getting a 32" light tv tomorrow from Walmart... How much are you gonna charge me for the shipping ? and also, do you have a dollar account that I can pay to cuz I only have dollars in my dorm account.
I have an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900A (AT&T version) up for sale. This is a self used phone and I bought it brand new when I bought it, so it's clean and complete with the accessories (charger, USB, manuals) and box. It has so many amazing features like the IP67 ratings (Dust and Water resistant), Heart Rate Sensor, Fast-charging Tech, 16MP rear camera, 16GB of internal storage, 2GB RAM and an excellent mind-blowing battery life.
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Seriously, I saw the names of the mods at the end of the page so I was thinking he's a mod that's why I mentioned him but checking again now, i can't see it there again. Please, who's the mod here anyways?
Bratking: Having fins flippers doesn't automatically quantified that the creature in question should be classified as a fish, nope. Sea lions, and it's Antarctica cousin, Seal, Walrus, porpoise, Killer and the Blue whale all have flippers and fins alike and spend more time under water than out of them, but, they have every right to be called mammals simply because of the fact that they don't lay eggs, they breast-feed their young, and the most important, they can't survive without oxygen - they need air to live. All the things that a typical fish can do without.
Seems you're a lecturer.... You explained it so well! Kudos!
danizy: if e like make e bear dolphin or molphin,wetin i no b say fish na fish if e like make e return my house or my land,she go still end 4 my pot of soup...shikena..@strongwarriboys/
You be strong warri boy for real But you no fit see this kind fish for the freshwaters wey dey your side oooh
SporaD8: Dolphins are way far smarter than Dogs. unlike Dogs that needs training to learn how to "catch and fetch", Any Dolphin that has interacted with humans knows these things by instinct! Dolphins are really very cute and interesting creature.
Very true! Most especially, Bottle-nosed Dolphins... I've seen the video of a Dolphin that saved a man from Shark attack, in the wild waters. Not as if the Dolphin knows the man before or something ooh.
chemmerfrank: Trained dolphin..no biggie.. They are smart animals. Dont try this in the sea.. The shark would use your phone as a bait to chop off ya hands
Mehn, Sharks are so crazy... They'd eat the phone with the owner and the boat gan-an self !
The title probably drew you to read more about this post. Right? And you think it's not that very possible for an animal to return a Phone to its owner? Well, dolphins are very smart and could even do more than just returning a phone. It all happened when Teressa Cee, a dancer for the Miami Heat, was on a trip, a trip made to the Blue Lagoon Island in the Bahamas last month.
The Island, located in the Bahamas, allows visitors to frolic with dolphins and sea-lions, so these animals are pretty comfortable with human interaction. And as you might know, Dolphins are said to be among the most intelligent of creatures (except for the Miami Dolphins, which is another story altogether).
Cee was filming on a floating platform in the middle of the Atlantic when she made a huge mistake. She asked someone to hold her iPhone for a moment and of course, this person dropped it into the Ocean. The phone ended up on the bottom of Davy Jones' locker. That is where our hero comes in. As if on cue, a dolphin named Cacique fetched the iPhone and delivered it to one of the people on the platform, as you can see by clicking on the video below.
What is the moral of the story? Well, never let anyone else hold your phone in situations like this, because you won't always have an intelligent mammal right beside you to save it. What's your thought on this?