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BEHAVIOURAL ADAPTATI
1. Movement in cluster (herd) to ward off animals e.g elephan
2. Nuptial flights to form new colonies e.g be
3. Aestivation : A period of inactivity during long periods of drought or heat e.g lung fi
4. Hibernation: A state of sleep-like and greatly reduced metabolic activities during winter and period of food scarcity e.g bear
5. Dormancy : A period of minimal metabolic activity e.g seeds of plants and cysts of protozo
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Pack
Talk about a clusterfuck in the making.
The couple of hours' drive to the small airstrip was done in tense silence. Nathan had retreated into an uncommunicative shell. Dana slept, still drugged. Kody drove with one eye on the backseat. And John rubbed his temples, trying to dispel the headache caused by his clenched teeth.
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Shortcake
After a quick stop at the restroom, she returned to the U-Haul with a bag full of junk food and two coffees, her mocha and a black coffee for Kyle.
She grinned, holding the bag up in front of her brother. “This is how you buy snacks, Kyle.”
Kyle spotted the barbecue chips through the sack and shook his head. “You are going to regret eating those for breakfast one of these days.”
Gemma popped one into her mouth. “Now is not one of those times.” She took a sip of her coffee and ate another chip.
Kyle laughed, making a face. “Now that’s disgusting—even for you.”
The rest of the ride, they argued over music and snacks—especially when Gemma discovered Kyle had eaten the last of the powdered dough
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Secret
"Why would you.. " he asked but I wasn't listening anymore. I snatched his phone from Aunt Gracy but was met with password
I wanted to hand it over to him to press his password but he beat me to it by telling me
"The password is kejogmet"
"okay" I said pressing the password and it unlocked though in my mind, I was surprised. I can remember overhearing NataliesN conversation with Jeanette and Eleanor when Natalie complained Kendall wont tell her his phone's password.
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ours
Shannon was in the kitchen when we entered the next morning
"Hey guys, there's cereal in the cupboard if anyone's hungry"
"Ok, thanks," I say going to the cupboard and getting two bowls down for Desert and me
"So what's going on today?" I ask putting a bowl of cereal in front of Desert,
"Well, a few of the rogues should be here soon, and I spoke to your great grandparents last night"
"I didn't even think to call them, with everything going on"
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Nail It Down
Jessie's body could not stop shaking as she stared at the coffin closely. Later that night, the oxygen in the coffin was finally used up.
Faint noises came from the two coffins, like nails digging into wood.
There was a creaking sound, but I just plugged my headphones in. I was afraid that such noise would disturb my serenity.
Jessie listened so clearly to the sound fading away bit by bit.
When dawn was about to arrive, I reckoned it was almost time, so I took off my headphones.
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Tesoro
He says, and I chuckle as I snuggle back into his side.
I wake up on the sofa, and the house is quiet. Tony has no doubt gone home. Andros, I think, is still out. I’m fine with it. I stretch and move to sit up. Hearing a crunch, I look at what I was lying on. Great. A burst packet of Cheetos. I reach up and dust the crumbs from the side of my face and pull a couple from my hair.
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I just finished rereading 'Nutshell' last week, and it's such a bizarre yet fascinating book. The main theme revolves around perspective—literally, since the narrator is an unborn baby observing his mother's affair and plotting with his uncle to kill his father. It’s a darkly humorous take on betrayal and morality, framed through this absurdly unique viewpoint. McEwan plays with the idea of innocence versus corruption, making you question whether the baby’s observations are pure or tainted by the violence he witnesses.
The book also dives deep into existential dread, with the narrator musing about the world he’s about to enter. It’s like Shakespeare’s 'Hamlet' meets a modern psychological thriller, but with a fetus as the protagonist. The themes of fate, free will, and the inevitability of human flaws are woven into every chapter. What stuck with me was how McEwan makes something so surreal feel uncomfortably real—like we’re all just trapped in our own 'nutshells,' observing chaos we can’t control.
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