November 19

Pulmonoscorpius

One of the prehistoric scorpions the is deadly Pulmonoscorpius. It lives in the swampy rain forest of the known location Scotland,‭ ‬West Lothian &‭ ‬East Kirkton although most scorpions prefer the semi-arid regions & deserts. You might think  the Pulmonoscorpius is very big but it is believed to be only 50-70 centimeters long or Pulmonoscorpius could have reached over two feet (60 cm). It has a very venomous stinger. This stinger would probably have killed using the venom in its tail. This is inferred because it had small pincers and a thick tail which generally means that it killed by poisoning its prey. It hunted by ambushing its prey and then stinging its prey until the prey died. It then would have then sucked all its bodily fluids. The Pulmonoscorpius kills its victims using a venomous sting, the symptoms of which include:

  • Chills after the first few minutes
  • Shaking and convulsions after about a half hour
  • Numbness after an hour
  • Hallucinations after about two hours
  • Heart failure after roughly 16 hours

The Pulmonoscorpius lived before the dinosaurs. The dinosaurs lived 65 million years ago. The Pulmonoscorpius lived 400 million years ago. It is also probable that Pulmonoscorpius had good vision (for a scorpion) because of its abnormally large eyes. If you ever saw the deadly Pulmonoscorpius you would probably want a flashlight because Pulmonoscorpius is greatly irritated by bright light sources.

DO YOU BELIEVE THAT THIS ANIMAL EXISTS?

 

The Pulmonoscorpius egg looks like this   

November 19

Be Thankful

I am thankful for my parents because I would not be able to go to my sport lessons & my sports  games that are soccer & baseball. My thanks to them would also be making me food, dinner, lunch & breakfast, buying me socks, pants, shirts & shoes. While they also give me shelter, letting me go to school, celebrating my birthday, getting to go on vacations & letting me visit my family, letting me get my flu shot & vaccines, they let me go to the dentist.

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November 19

Native American Customs

On Monday a native American came to my school & taught us about their culture. We learned what they eat, what the different kinds of native Americans there are, how long they have been around & how they grow crops. Some things that they eat are berries, fish, seeds & corn. The different kinds of native Americans are Chinook, Clatskanie, Tillamook, Alsea, Athabaskans, Siuslaw, Coos, Shoshone, Cayuse, Shasta, Molalla, Kalapuya, Modoc & there are many more. If they had an argument they would not fight, they would try to settle it with words with their family & if that didn’t work they would play the stick game. The stick game is where you have two sticks. Each stick represents one the people in the argument. Then you put them behind your back & mix them up. Next, one of the people in the argument picks a stick & if the person gets all of them,  they win the argument & it is completely over.

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WHAT DID YOU NOT KNOW THAT YOU LEARNED FROM THIS PARAGRAPH?

 

November 10

10 Ocean Animals That Out Swim Michael Phelps

Michel Phelps (4.7 mph)image

10. Cod (5 mph)image

9. Gentoo Penguin (22 mph)image8. Common Octopus (25 mph)           5610523087_69e16590d1_z

7. Salmon (28 mph)                              salmon-jumping

6. Orca (34 mph)                                   hd-orca-killer-whale-wallpaper-with-a-orca-killer-whale-jumping-out-of-the-water-hd-orca-wallpapers-backgrounds-pictures-photos

5. Flying Fish (37 mph)                        flying-fish

4. Yellowfin Tuna (43 mph)                yellowfin_tuna

3. Mako Shark (47 mph)                      Shortfin Mako Shark 052

2. Swordfish (60 mph)                         swordfish

1. Sailfish (68 mph)                              Sailfish, Christmas Island

WHAT IS

YOUR

FAVORITE ANIMAL OUT

OF THESE TEN?

November 4

Do You Like Big Numbers?

1 million = 1,000,000

1 billion = 1,000,000,000

1 trillion = 1,000,000,000,000

4 quadrillion 15 (1,000,000,000,000,000)
5 quintillion 18 (1,000,000,000,000,000,000)
6 sextillion 21 (1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000)
7 septillion 24 (1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000)
8 octillion 27 (1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000)
9 nonillion 30 (1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000)
10 decillion 33 (1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000)
11 undecillion 36
12 duodecillion 39
13 tredecillion 42
14 quattuordecillion 45
15 quindecillion 48
16 sexdecillion 51
17 septendecillion 54
18 octodecillion 57
19 novemdecillion 60
20 vigintillion 63
21 unvigintillion 66
22 duovigintillion 69
23 trevigintillion 72
24 quattuorvigintillion 75
25 quinvigintillion 78
26 sexvigintillion 81
27 septenvigintillion 84
28 octovigintillion 87
29 novemvigintillion 90
30 trigintillion 93
31 untrigintillion 96
32 duotrigintillion 99
33 tretrigintillion 102
34 quattuortrigintillion 105
35 quintrigintillion 108
36 sextrigintillion 111
37 septentrigintillion 114
38 octotrigintillion 117
39 novemtrigintillion 120
40 quadragintillion 123
41 unquadragintillion 126
42 duoquadragintillion 129
43 trequadragintillion 132
44 quattuorquadragintillion 135
45 quinquadragintillion 138
46 sexquadragintillion 141
47 septenquadragintillion 144
48 octoquadragintillion 147
49 novemquadragintillion 150
50 quinquagintillion 153
51 unquinquagintillion 156
52 duoquinquagintillion 159
53 trequinquagintillion 162
54 quattuorquinquagintillion 165
55 quinquinquagintillion 168
56 sexquinquagintillion 171
57 septenquinquagintillion 174
58 octoquinquagintillion 177
59 novemquinquagintillion 180
60 sexagintillion 183
61 unsexagintillion 186
62 duosexagintillion 189
63 tresexagintillion 192
64 quattuorsexagintillion 195
65 quinsexagintillion 198
66 sexsexagintillion 201
67 septensexagintillion 204
68 octosexagintillion 207
69 novemsexagintillion 210
70 septuagintillion 213
71 unseptuagintillion 216
72 duoseptuagintillion 219
73 treseptuagintillion 222
74 quattuorseptuagintillion 225
75 quinseptuagintillion 228
76 sexseptuagintillion 231
77 septenseptuagintillion 234
78 octoseptuagintillion 237
79 novemseptuagintillion 240
80 octogintillion 243
81 unoctogintillion 246
82 duooctogintillion 249
83 treoctogintillion 252
84 quattuoroctogintillion 255
85 quinoctogintillion 258
86 sexoctogintillion 261
87 septoctogintillion 264
88 octooctogintillion 267
89 novemoctogintillion 270
90 nonagintillion 273
91 unnonagintillion 276
92 duononagintillion 279
93 trenonagintillion 282
94 quattuornonagintillion 285
95 quinnonagintillion 288
96 sexnonagintillion 291
97 septennonagintillion 294
98 octononagintillion 297
99 novemnonagintillion 300

1 centillion = 1 followed by 303 zeros (the biggest number ending in illion)

A googol = 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, (1 followed by 100 zeros)

A googolplex = 1 followed by a googol of zeros  (You couldn’t finish writing it even if you spent your whole life trying!)

WHAT IS

YOUR

FAVORITE

NUMBER?