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sheepishly, to science_memes in trees are pretty great.
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That is a very awesome big tree.

prayer, to science_memes in wave em like you just don't care
marcos, to science_memes in Seriously???

Hummm… Tokio, evidently.

tissek, to science_memes in trees are pretty great.

Trees in a way are just big sticks stuck in the ground. And we all know sticks are great.

LongbottomLeaf, to science_memes in help
ArugulaZ, to science_memes in wave em like you just don't care
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Great, I just stuck my nose in a rose on the way back from my walk...

PainInTheAES,

kinky

TWeaK, to science_memes in wave em like you just don't care

Cum trees.

I can confirm, parks all over the UK have these, and they smell like cum.

Annoyed_Crabby, to science_memes in wave em like you just don't care

We pick and eat fungus’ dick when they have a stiffy.

slackassassin,

Hell ya, dude.

cmhickman358, to science_memes in Oopsie!

“Whoops, I dropped my monster admission pass that I use for my magnum botanical garden.”

blackbrook,

It’s not the size of your arboretum…

Rozz,

It’s not the growth of your trees

It’s the arrangement of your gardens

lightnsfw, to science_memes in Seriously???

They literally show the ecosystem in the movie… This meme sucks.

zagaberoo,

My question is how are these boats so buoyant, rigid, and stable!?

roboticide,

Well, kind of.

They showed the interior of the earth with other megafauna, but how exactly Godzilla or Kong are getting their caloric intake satisfied on a regular basis is somewhat of a question regardless.

Godzilla especially… feeds on radiation? But not just like, consuming uranium ore. He can take a full thermonuclear blast to the face and seemingly heals bodily injury. Maybe makes him feel really full too?

It’s handwaved at best, which is fine. Trying to figure out how Kaiju work is like trying to explain The Force with physics. It’s just magic, don’t worry about it.

DroneRights,

Pacific Rim says they’re grown in a lab on a planet that may have different laws of physics than Earth’s. They’re not naturally occuring, they’re engineered shock troopers.

CheeseNoodle,

There are some real life fungi that are radiotrophic (like photosynthesis but with radiation [ok light is also a kind of radiation but you know what I mean]) So at least part of that makes sense but not the adsorbing a nuclear blast bit.

Crul, to science_memes in i'd watch this anime
makeshiftreaper, to science_memes in Seriously???

The book Kaiju Preservation Society by John Scalzi actually explains this for the megafauna in its universe. It’s not a perfect explanation but it does well enough

roboticide,

Oh shit, have not heard about this book and need one for my upcoming vacation. Gonna look into this!

makeshiftreaper,

It’s a great vacation read! It’s pretty light and fun, I’d recommend it for that

Classy, to science_memes in Oopsie!

Me with my annual state park pass

gvsteve, to science_memes in Oopsie!

She knows the botanical gardens are free access but pretends not to

JudahBenHur,

Phipps in Pittsburgh, which is wonderful, is not free and I have 100% taken multiple dates there and its always a panty-dropper

Kusimulkku,

Not all of them, obvs

frickineh,

Shit, it’s $15 per person in Denver. An annual pass would work on me for sure. I have the zoo and the science museum but a girl can only afford so many memberships.

agent_flounder,
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There’s always Hudson Gardens.

I guess $15 isn’t given how much there is to see.

saltnotsugar, to science_memes in Oopsie!

Heyyyyy…What’s your third favorite cactus?

SubArcticTundra, (edited )
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