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themysteriousmurasamecastle e (b) Die randomly this pic from my biology textbook is way funnier than it needs to be izz-erbreadhouses I hate being a bio major bc l know exactly what this stupid picture is referring to myothertardisisonthemun do tell j----erbreadhouses there are these things called survivorship curves and there are three types Type I (shown in red) Type ll (blue) and Type III (green) They're created by looking at birth and death rates of a given species and the curve shows at what point in time an organism of a specific species will die. For example, humans have a fairly low infant mortality and if you make it to around age 16 you'll probably survive until you're around 75 unless there's an accident or you have some undetected disease that would cause you to die early. Type l are plants, fish, and other marine animals that have a very low chance of survival at birth but if they make it past infancy they will likely live to their life expectancy. Type Il are birds, small lizards and mammals and they really just die randomly 1,000 Type II 100 10 Type IlI 0 age in relative units 2011 Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.

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That reminds me of this morning. A bird just randomly fell dead from the sky in front of a store I was buying a soda from. It didn't hit the window or anything; it just fell out of the sky and was stone dead, no injuries, claw marks or anything. For all I know he could have had a heart attack or stroke or something.

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