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Dictionary » S » Sharp-sightedness Sharp-sightednessSharpness of vision; the visual ability to resolve fine detail (usually measured by a Snellen chart). ![]()
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Results from our forumAn odd questionNothing to do a bout being sharp, all about hydrophobic coating of the claws. If they were made in Teflon, the blood would simply slide off without wetting the surface. And claws are usually made of proteins, and they can be hydrophobic, ...
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An odd question... loath to answer questions with "because it's magic". What I currently need to know is if it is possible for a creature to have claws so sharp that they do not retain blood. What I mean by "retain" is whether the blood the creature draws could simply slide off. So, is it possible?
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Re: Mucosal Wound... are these wounds though? I mean it's not like people pick their nose so excessively that they incur wounds all the time..or ppl ingest something sharp on purpose..so that would mean that if a mucosal wound was to occur it would be rare? Something entering your eye, getting stabbed (right through ...
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NEED ADVICE... have run into a brick wall. When i was doing my stretches i pinched a nerve or something. While standing if i turn my feet outward I have a severe sharp pain that goes from my pelvic bone down to my knee, but only on the outside of my legs. also unfortunately the pain remains and continues to have ...
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Unknown Australian Bluetongue - Sport? New Species?... darker conditions being darker in color due to heat absorbsion thermoregulation etc. Anyway hope this helps to some degree, btw it is a very nice sharp clear image.
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