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...rates are decreasing! Sometimes it pays to not have a mate! And as a human, it's an option to find a mate! Love is still attractive as all hell, though. Girls are still attractive as f*ck. It's a different dynamic, but women are definitely one of the most powerful elements against and for a man.

Let's not cock block the female, here, guys! Here's what the female Chevrotain looks like... No fangs, unless you count the emotional ones!

Not-So-Random-Fact: The word "chevrotain" comes from the Middle French word chevrot, which means "kid" or "fawn" and is derived from chèvre, which means "goat". Chevrotains are small, hornless, deer-like mammals that live in tropical Asia, the Malay archipelago, and West Africa. They are also...

Male chevrotain use their long canine teeth, which protrude like fangs, to compete for mates and territory. These fights are usually brief and involve biting, charging, and high-pitched vocalizations. Chevrotain are small and lack horns or antlers, so their fangs are especially important for them.

What a random animal! Here's a better picture of a full grown Chevrotain...

That was so fun to read! Thanks for contributing!

I love the one for ferrets. They're all "business!" Ba-dun ting!

Animal Group Names Antelope: a herd Ants: a colony or an army Apes: a shrewdness Baboons: a troop Badgers: a cete Bass: a shoal Bats: a colony, cloud or cauldron Bears: a sloth or sleuth; Cubs: a litter Beavers: a colony Bees: a swarm Boar: a sounder Buffalo: a gang or obstinacy...

@lxskllr The term "tuna fish" is used to distinguish between tuna in the sea and tuna in a can. The word "tuna" refers to the fish, while "tuna fish" refers to the canned product. It still seems ridiculous to me. They are both tuna...and tuna is a fish. Either way you use it, it's correct as...

...or feelings. Iceland has strict laws that govern the naming of children to preserve the country's linguistic and cultural heritage. These laws require that all names follow Icelandic grammar and pronunciation rules, and be compatible with the Icelandic language. ***Produced by Google's AI***

Random Fact: A baby born on a plane flight or ship over international waters usually takes on the citizenship of their parents, a rule known as jus sanguinis. However, the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness states that a birth on a ship or aircraft in international waters...

I'm not sure how many pulleys you own, @lxskllr, but if you have four pulleys, the most efficient way to use them -- the way which will create the most mechanical advantage for that amount of pulleys -- is by creating a 9:1 (shown on the right in the photo). You will need two six coil prusiks...

Random Fact: Who FIRST created and developed, then put to market the frozen food concept? Clarence Birdseye (1886-1956) is credited with inventing the quick freezing method in 1924, which produces the type of frozen foods that we know today. Birdseye, an American inventor, entrepreneur...

Love you, buddy. @lxskllr

Okay, Dad! I will! =-P

She's probably into crypto because she takes payment in crypto lmao

Seems scammy. Not going to engage.

She's into crypto. My kind of girl!

Random Text Messages: I received a message from an incorrect number and now it's turned into some kind of impromptu friendship. Kind of weird, but the girl is pretty cute, so whatever lol