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Do cows weep with sorrow when their species suffer?
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No. Cows don't cry. Most of the time they'll pick on the weaker, more injured member of the herd until she falls down and never gets back up, or the farmer separates the injured and weak cow from the herd and puts her in a separate enclosure. A herd of cows have been known to pound a newborn calf to death probably because of a strange smell or sight that they don't like. And if they see a herd member die, they gather around sniffing the body, more curious than really feeling any emotional grief. When the body is taken away to be buried they don't beller with sadness or follow the body like a funeral procession.
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How thick should each layer of mud be when floating a shower floor with a pan?
The floor should be floated a minimum of 1 1/4" around the drain with dry pack mortar. A slope of 1/4" per ft from the drain to the perimeter is also necessary. Even more important than the slope of the drypack on top of the liner is a pre-slope under the liner or hot mop to achieve proper drainage. Also, make sure to clear out the weep holes and use either spacers or crushed tile to put on top of weep holes before floating pan for proper drainage. Well, there you go. A ample draining, properly floated shower pan.
How to Install Mortar Shower Pan Membrane Liner?
How to Install Mortar Shower Pan Membrane LinerOnce you've framed the shower stall, it is time to install the pan liner and cement backer board to create a water tight seal.Remove the drain cap and tape over the drain to keep mortar and other debris from entering the drain. Put down a layer of felt paper to help prevent moisture from wicking down through to the subfloor. Place a layer of metal lathe over the felt paper. Trowel in a layer of mortar that it has a one quarter inch slope towards the drain. Once the mortar dries, place a layer of felt paper along the walls of the shower stall. Attach cement board with the rough side out along the top half of the walls. Install the shower stall membrane in the bottom of the shower so that it overlaps in the corners, covers the shower curb and is approximately six inches up the side of the walls. Cut out holes for the drain, the drain bolts and the weep holes. Seal the underside of the membrane near the drain with silicone. Nail the membrane that covers the curb only on the outside. Attach the remaining cement board leaving one inch clearance from the bottom. Caulk all seems. Place some pebbles near the weep holes to protect the openings. Trowel in a layer of mortar that has a one quarter inch slope towards the drain. Mortar the curb. Remove the tape from the drain.
Why do kids like to cry?
There are many reasons, and in fact they don't all cry. Historically, babies were slapped firmly on the butt to make them cry to clear the amniotic fluid out of their lungs and get them breathing. They don't do that anymore because we have something called "medical science." But even if you're not slapped, you have just been expelled from the security of a warm dark womb into a bright cold delivery room, which might cause a baby to cry.
What are the two types of elements from left to right?
Elements on the left side of the periodic table become positive when they disassociate (they give up 1 or more electrons), therefore will go to a cathode in an electrolysis tank, so we call them cations. Elements on the right side of the periodic table pick up one or more electrons and become negative. These will go to the positive electrode in a tank, so we call them anions. If you think that this naming convention is confusing and stupid, that means you are an intelligent right-thinking person. Unfortunately, this idiocy is so embedded we will never be free of it, so learn it and weep. Besides + and - other differences in ions include how many charges, and how many atoms in the molecular. We have simple elemental Cations such as sodium (Na+), fully ionized calcium (Ca++), and fully ionized aluminum (Al+++). We have simple elemental anions such as chlorine (Cl-), fully ionized sulfur (S--), and fully ionized phosphorus (P---). Finally, we have ion groups such as sulfur dioxide, (SO2--) Another left-right periodic table distinction is metallic (left) and non-metallic (right). WARNING. This is a gross oversimplification and is almost as poor as cations-anions.
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1. The largest crocodile species is saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus), encountered from India to northern Australia and Fiji. In can reach 7 m (23 ft) in length and 1 tonne in weight! At 5 m (17 ft) length, it already has 0.5 tonne! Even so, a crocodile egg is no larger than that of a goose! The smallest crocodile is the dwarf crocodile (Osteolaemus tetraspis) from central Africa, which has a maximum length of 1.9 m (6.5 ft). It is more terrestrial than other crocodiles. 2. To "cry crocodile tears" is a common expression which is used for depicting fake sadness. It has its origins in the myth according to which reptiles weep while eating humans. But, believe it or not, crocodiles really do wipe while feasting, but rather due to physiological reasons than remorse. Their eyes can froth and bubble during the feeding. Air pushed through the sinuses could mix with tears in the animal's lacrimal (tear) glands and the whole content could be emptied into the eye; resulting the "fake" remorse. 3. Crocodile skin is considered one of the finest and best, being soft and durable. In many tribal societies, skin crocodile is used as a symbol of high status. But only the skin on the belly has these qualities; the back skin is covered in bones (called osteoderms) that reflects arrows, spears and even bullets! A crocodile skin purse can cost $ 15,000. The value of the crocodile skin has been fueling an intense poaching and today many of the 23 species of crocodiles and relatives are threatened, many populations being wiped out. The salvation of the crocodiles could come from the crocodile farms. Brazilian poachers capture caymans during the night, by thrusting spears between their eyes (which can be easily spotted night, due to the shiny tapetum layer). The animals are brought into the boats and skinned alive. 4. Some populations venerated the crocodiles (like the ancient Egyptians). From some tribes in New Guinea, the crocodile is a totem god and those people make themselves crocodile-like body scarring, which is an extremely painful procedure. In the case of Australian Aborigines, some tribes were expert in crocodile hunt, while for others the crocodile hunt was taboo. 5. Crocodiles display increased aggressiveness during the mating season (linked to the monsoon). 6. Each crocodile jaw carries 24 sharp teeth meant to grasp and crush, not to chew. That's why they swallow stones that grind the food inside their stomachs (the stomach stones also serve as ballast). The teeth are continuously replaced along the crocodile's life. Crocodiles can exert enormous pressure when closing their jaws, but the force for opening them is so weak, that an adhesive band is enough to keep a large crocodiles' jaw shut up. The powerful jaws can be extremely delicate, working like pencils, when removing offspring from the nest. Still, beware at the tail: it inflicts powerful blows. 7. Many times crocodiles stay on the river banks mouth wide open. That is not an aggressive posture, but a way to cool off: they sweat through the mouth! 8. The crocodiles have a four-chambered heart like in birds (their closest relatives) and mammals, for an active life. Still, when diving, the heart behaves like a three-chambered reptilian heart, enabling them to stay more underwater. 9. How can you make the difference between a crocodile and an alligator? If you are not accustomed to their shape, look at the mouth: crocodiles have a clearly visible the fourth tooth on the lower jaw even when the mouth is closed (alligators and caymans have a groove where that tooth fits). Because crocodiles have salt glands inside their mouths they can stand sea water, while alligators cannot. That's why many crocodiles species abound in mangroves and estuaries. Behaviorally, crocodiles are more active and more aggressive than alligators, and also less resistant to cold (alligators are found in subtropical areas, crocodiles not). 10. If you turn on a lantern at night in waters populated by crocodiles, you will see pairs of shiny red dots. These are the crocodiles' eyes which have a layer called tapetum behind their retina, containing crystals that reflect light and make possible the night vision. 11. 99% of the crocodile offspring are eaten in the fist year of life by large fish, monitor lizards, herons and ... adult crocodiles. During the first weeks of life, the crocodile offspring eats the food reserves from its viteline sack. The crocodile eggs are appreciated by monitor lizards, hyenas, large storks and even... humans. A female lays 20-80 eggs which are incubated in a nest built from plant materials and defended by her for three months. A farmed crocodile reaches 1.5 m (5 ft) in length in just one year. In the wild, without such a constant food supply, it requires 3 years to reach the same length. 12. Crocodiles can swim just with the help of their powerful tail with 40 km (25 mi) per hour, and can stand underwater 2-3 hours. On land they can burst on short rapid races, but they get tired very quickly. They can also execute jumps out of the water, a several meters long. 13. The first crocodiles appeared 240 million years ago, at the same time with the dinosaurs (to which they are related), had less than 1 m (3 ft) in length and ran on two feet! That's why even today, crocodiles have longer hind limbs than fore limbs. 14. Crocodiles can live up to 80 years! FILED UNDER:CROCODILE REPTILE SKIN PREDATOR EGG
Is weep a verb?
Yes, "weep" is a verb that means to cry or shed tears as a sign of sorrow or distress.
What are synonyms for grieve?
mourn, suffer, weep, lament, sadden, hurt, injure, distress, wound, pain, afflict, upset
What is the simile for grieve?
mourn, lament, sorrow, be sorrowful, cry, sob, weep, sadden, upset, distress, pain, hurt, wound, and/or break someone's heart some antonyms are to please and to rejoice
What is the past tense and future tense of weep?
The past tense of weep is wept. The future tense of weep is will weep.
What are some examples of haiku poetry about rain?
Raindrops patter down, Silent whispers on the roof, Nature's lullaby. Puddles mirror sky, Clouds weep tears of sorrow’s touch, Earth drinks in new life. Grey skies weep softly, Summer’s heat washed clean and fresh, Renewed world sparkles.
What rhymes with leave but means cry?
"Grieve" rhymes with "leave" and also means to experience deep sorrow or sadness.
Can the fish weep in water?
Fish do not weep
What is a homophone for weep?
A homophone for "weep" is "wheat."
What is the past participle of weep?
The past participle of "weep" is "wept."
Why do you weep?
we can weep because we have tear ducts in our eyes!
Is weep a singular noun?
yes
What is the present participle of weep?
The present participle of weep is weeping.
