Thursday, December 27, 2018

Compared to his host, parasite doppelganger has better chances for survival - 7 years old girl asked by "president" if she still believes in Santa(not comparing Santa with Jesus, but idiot will ask tomorrow 30/40/50 etc. years olds if they still believe in one) and compared by scientists to worm parasite

Title says all:
Who is more credible(REAL) on this photo !!????? Read more at nordic.businessinsider.com


I call it "Precious little moment when you look >>possibly<< even more stupid than what you are" although its hard hard to bit his IQ...thank you Donnie :)))...our "president" makes sure we all get entertained(enough logh) for holidays.


@Trumpet...I would say every day is stupid with your being president, but its THE whole world that is each day of your presidency STUPIDER(here is a new English term invented just for you gennie;).
I do send my kids to play outside when president gets ahold of microphone or his twitter account...too much idiot science is involved even for adults. 

We love word "disgusting" Trumpy. Its so authentic...so real(sscientific) when it comes out of your mouths...everyone sees himself/herself in Fred Trump and his son.

Question for FBI...how much longer will world have to suffer total humiliation which is coming from the White House...everyone knows who Melania's father is, where she and I(our age) are both from, who I am...

So how much longer !!??????
Article could also be named "warm that looks like Trump buries himself deep in sand, but is digged out and severely punished for trying to be normal or attempting to escape abnormal"(named after Donald Trump - ohh cry me river) for trying to escape shame.


Which traditions and science Trumpy !!????? Not Christian this year...we can all tell that.



From independent.co.uk:

Worm-like Panamanian amphibian that burrows its head in the sand named after Donald Trump

A newly discovered blind amphibian has been named after President Trump in recognition of the president’s denial of climate change.

The worm-like creature's name, Dermophis donaldtrumpi, was chosen by sustainable building materials company EnviroBuild, which paid $25,000 to name the legless amphibian as part of a fundraiser for the Rainforest Trust, a nonprofit conservation group.

In a blog post, the group’s co-founder Aidan Bell explained the reasoning behind the name, by likening characteristics of the president and the squiggly caecilian that is native to Panama.

Bell compared the amphibian’s habit of burrowing its head in the sand to the president’s behaviour in regards to climate change.


“The amphibians live almost entirely underground, believed to have lost their limbs at least 60 million years ago, as an adaptation to burrowing. Burrowing its head underground helps Donald Trump when avoiding scientific consensus on anthropogenic climate change and also appointed several energy lobbyists to the Environment Agency, where their job is to regulate the energy industry,” the post reads.

According to Bell, the name is fitting because, as an amphibian, Dermophis donaldtrumpi is “particularly susceptible to the impacts of climate change and is therefore in danger of becoming extinct as a direct result of its namesakes climate policies.”

In the blog, the organisation also insists that the name is not because it is an “overtly political organisation,” but rather because “we do feel very strongly that everyone should do everything they can to leave the world in a better way than they found it.”  


Donald Trump has been outspoken regarding his climate change denial - in November, he dismissed a study compiled by 13 federal agencies and more than 300 scientists on the subject because, as CNN reports, he told reporters: “I don’t believe it.”

Although the name of the blind worm will still have to undergo peer review before it is officially approved, this is not the first time an animal has been named after President Trump.

In 2017, a yellow-crowned moth was called Neopalpa donaldtrumpi due to its uncanny resemblance to the president’s hair.


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