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1. Ambon scorpionfish - Remote Copy Machine - 4d Electric Key Shell Manufacturer February 17, 2011 Physical description The Ambon scorpionfish is shaggy, and can change its color for the ideal camouflage. It has a wide head with a large mouth, and large pectoral fins. Range and habitat The Ambon scorpionfish lives just offshore on the bottom of the ocean. The oceans in which it lives include: coasts on the west pacific, such as Australia and Fiji, coasts on the Indian Ocean, the Red sea, and the Yellow Sea. Behavior The Ambon scorpionfish is an ambush predator. It will camouflage itself, wait for some prey to come close in front of itself, and then lunge forward and inhale the prey. Refe... (read more) Author: 4htr bg

2. Plush Frog Toy November 11, 2010 There are some plush frog toys on the market that are simply too cute to resist. With soft, plush fur, a plush frog toy is a lovely companion for any child. Unlike the real thing, they are so delightfully snuggable, it makes them all the more appealing. In 2008, 163 newly identified species were found in both the jungles and rivers of the Greater Mekong region in Southeast Asia. One of them, was a bird-eating frog with fangs. The Khorat big-mouthed frog (referred to by scientists as Limnonectes megastomias) was found to be living in just three remote areas of Thailand. This particular spe... (read more) Author: Angeline Hope

3. Older Women Younger Men: You Cannot Trick the Willing July 09, 2009 According to the Wikipedia a cougar is "a capable stalk-and-ambush predator, the cougar pursues a wide variety of prey." According to our pop culture definition a cougar is an attractive woman usually about 40 or older who preys on young men. Whether some women reject that label or wear it like a badge of honor is irrelevant. The point in essence is they are the hunter looking for the hunted. That's all well and good but only if it applies to older men dating younger women. The answer is it does not. Nobody calls that type of relationship (which by the way is way more common) tiger datin... (read more) Author: Daryl Campbell

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