Gorillas

a gorilla's femur is 4.5cm

Freddy Krueger.

botanist i think

poltretus calumnius

At 150 k miles first check oil pressure at engine hot with a known accurate gauge. Make sure that the pressure exceeds the minimum mfg specification for the engine. If the oil pressure is ok, then use a mechanics stethescope to locate the exact area of the noise. High on the engine indicates valve or piston related, middle on the block indicates piston and low on the block is lower end, ie bearings rods or mains. Make sure you correctly locate the noise before tearing into the engine, nothings worse than making an erroneous diagnosis when it comes to time and dollars... If the noise is indeed in the top of the engine then pull the valve cover and check for wear in the valve train. Repair or replace pivot points, lifters, etc. as may be required.

pounds

76.57 inches

The Nuevo Sol.

Rhino .

salad. And fruit.

Beaver's live in burrows, lakes, and small wooden island. Yes they live above ground & are often seen... they build dams from wood they collect & sleep in the dams in areas built for this purpose. they are not nocturnal they work in the day.

Became National Territory

Although none of them have ever been found... let's say with skin on the bone, it was said that they were a silver version of the Saber-tooth, and had a tail like a Bob-Cat. They had a silver/bay fur, that was dappled like a Bobcat also, but huge fangs like a Saber-tooth.

Big build, the size of a lion, and feasted on small mammoths and other mammals such as the horse of their age.

men refering to people but not really emphazing gender is anashim, אנשים

if you specifically mean a group of males, it's gvarim, גברים

Bevy

Depends on what the liquid is... For water, a pints a pound (about).

Since oil floats on water, you know it is lighter than water.

1.Add 5 inches to your dad's height 2.Add your mom's height to the result you got in step#1 3.Take the result in step# 2 and divide it by 2 Total 6 feet and half and inch While height is largely a inherited factor there is no precise way to determine your eventual maximum height.

A human.

Perhaps you should investigate a little further. Antelope, or at least an animal that is CALLED an antelope, run wild in several states. Perhaps you could research "Antelope Island" or Antelope huntng season in several of the western states. I've actually seen several large herds of Antelope in the western states, Idaho and Utah to be specific. But perhaps you know more than everyone else. (The person who wrote this answer needs to get off his/her high-horse. Oh excuse me, his/her high antelope, since this individual frequently studies them galloping on the majestic plains. Seriously, go jump in a lake) To actually answer your question, the antelope referred to in 'Home on the Range' is a pronghorn antelope...which actually isn't a real antelope at all (sort of like how peanuts aren't really nuts...their legumes). The pronghorn is from the family Antilocapridae, while true antelopes are from the family Bovidae. There are no true antelopes native to North America.

i think that one is big and one is small

Bob!

A tall tale is a story about a larger-than-life character, either fictional or based on a real person who has exaggerated adventures and performs exaggerated feats of daring, strength, courage, and/or intelligence.

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As a "third", Ender faced permanent disgrace and has brought shame to his family. "Thirds" were not very respected because there was a strict two child policy: one boy and one girl. But in some special cases, the government granted a family to have a third child. The reason Ender's family was allowed to have him is because their two other children, Peter and Valentine, lacked the qualities the I.F. needed in their soldiers and they wanted to see if he would possess them.