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spyroet: from which state?

NelsonOjo: hmmmm.....still contemplating weda to take dis thing again..........

hensben: Cockraches dont naturaly die upsied down.They sometimes die upsied down because when they are on their backs they cant get up so they do nothing and just die. Creatures with exoskeletons frequently have a primitive muscle/blood flow circulation system tied into each other and it is hydraulic by nature. The natural state of their legs is curled up and a force of exertion combined with the pushing of blood through their legs causes them to straighten. They have fine motor control of this which allows them to move, in fact it's probably unconscious such as the way we move our limbs, the process is lsot on us we just know we can do it. Now, when the insect in question hasn't got enough food or water they grow weak, or with something like old age. So they find it harder to exert to force their legs "open" So imagine their standing on all their legs and can't summon the effort to keep the set on one side open. That side will collapse and they will tip. This causes them to roll over onto their backs. You can try this with a healthy insect and they will tilt and get back up but it's a strain and they use their legs a lot. When they are too weak to do this they are stuck, and frequently die shortly afterwards as they become too weak to right themselves.

hensben: Cockraches dont naturaly die upsied down.They sometimes die upsied down because when they are on their backs they cant get up so they do nothing and just die. Creatures with exoskeletons frequently have a primitive muscle/blood flow circulation system tied into each other and it is hydraulic by nature. The natural state of their legs is curled up and a force of exertion combined with the pushing of blood through their legs causes them to straighten. They have fine motor control of this which allows them to move, in fact it's probably unconscious such as the way we move our limbs, the process is lsot on us we just know we can do it. Now, when the insect in question hasn't got enough food or water they grow weak, or with something like old age. So they find it harder to exert to force their legs "open" So imagine their standing on all their legs and can't summon the effort to keep the set on one side open. That side will collapse and they will tip. This causes them to roll over onto their backs. You can try this with a healthy insect and they will tilt and get back up but it's a strain and they use their legs a lot. When they are too weak to do this they are stuck, and frequently die shortly afterwards as they become too weak to right themselves.

rattlesnake: Microwave

Benco113: PLS I WROTE POST UTME @ YABATECH BT I AV BEEN GIVEN ADMISSION ON JAMB SITE TO OSUN STATE UNI... PLS HW FAST IS YABATECH ACADEMIC CALENDA... HOPE FRESHERS WIL RESUME DIS YEAR

TonySpike: Plucking, of course. Will download your recordings now.

TonySpike: @Nastydroid, I thought your fingering technique was already beyond amateur? Aren't you the one teaching how to play scales on this thread? Listen to another one of my short recordings here:


https://www.dropbox.com/s/9ksyibsn0xeono2/Voice%20016.m4a?dl=0

bobo65: for both

TonySpike: Just started working on my rhythm on acoustic guitar. Someone should please rate this:


https://www.dropbox.com/s/28ig1f2fz90gl31/Voice%20013.m4a?dl=0

Kelvinprinzyy: heard it's a 30mins question

FrancisTony: On my way to Yaba. Currently at Agege.

Nastyroid, you are writing today?

aramics: @javanian is it advisable to learn java with javascript at a time ? What's your opinion

xreal: Hey guys, is there anyone using glo bis on xperia? I use xperia L.

FrancisTony: hmm. What am I gonna do? My jamb combination?

FrancisTony: Is Calculator allowed? Non scientific or anyone?

ELPHYT: Nope