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Yes, to state the bleeding obvious (terrible pun) it's why the body secrete it (to constrict blood vesels)
Seems somehow counter intuitive... Adrenalin, fight and flight chemical restricts blood flow??? How does that work then Jonathon??
You're right, it's more complex than brexit (google Britannia and epinephrine) But let's stick to brexit and cars, it's a nice Thursday evening (and were not directly involved in causing each other bleeding)
Difficult for those who are constantly on the move, as I was for fifteen years. Not having a clue on the water supply with each short period move I just used fluoride toothpaste anyway.
No, I, m not right. I didn't know.. Thought you would.. My physiology dates back to sleeping through PE lectures nearly 50 years ago...
Restricts extremities flow not important for flight, redirecting to musculature. I perversely get a similar loss of extremities supply in cold weather due to Raynauds syndrome, which has got increasingly severe with age. Doubt adrenalin is involved with that.
During hypothermia body shuts down flow to extremities to lower heat loss and to keep major organs operative. Might be linked to that???
Looks like an expensive shed on wheels
I like the look of them but land rover scored 1 star out of 5 for reliability, with at least halfLooks like an expensive shed on wheels
Every time one pulls along side at a roundabout it is far too big and blindsides normal cars, and let's face it they are not very often driven within the speed limit, but what kills it for me is that crap rear visibility.
It's not that tall, whole idea of car is low profile for type it is... Its 1.65 m, against 1.95 for Defender and Range Rover. Putting that in perspective its 15cm taller than a Mondeo whereas Defender (depends which model) is 51 cm taller.. (without roof rails boxes etc)Looks like an expensive shed on wheels
Every time one pulls along side at a roundabout it is far too big and blindsides normal cars, and let's face it they are not very often driven within the speed limit, but what kills it for me is that crap rear visibility.
There is a (fairly) local project down the road to restore former seagrass "meadows":
Manatees and Dugong thrive on seagrass alone so it's obviously very nutritious.
Manatees are strange creatures. Could never figure out how they survive in same swamp areas as Crocodiles... (In Jamaica) You, d guess they be easy prey.. Crocs frighten me to death, roll up on Jamaican beaches now and again.. Having a pleasant stroll down palm lined white beach and a monster climbs out the surf..
We went on Black River tour in Jamaica.. It starts at estuary mouth and goes upstream to visit Croc sites etc. Guide would often say to"white"folk... Don't you put your hands in... Then wait for inevitable question..They just find us attractive, it's a compliment.
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