Among certain fish species, larger genitalia helps with attracting mates.
But also makes it easier for predators to eat you.
Talk about trade offs! LOL
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Among certain fish species, larger genitalia helps with attracting mates.
But also makes it easier for predators to eat you.
Talk about trade offs! LOL
Lee Michaels said:Among certain fish species, larger genitalia helps with attracting
males.
Certainly true in Donnies case.
Quoted message said:But also makes it easier for predators to eat you.
But he lets ANYONE eat him...
Quoted message said:
Talk about trade offs! LOL
That might not be all bad, depending on where he starts eating.
Do these fish lift weights?
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Quoted message said:Among certain fish species, larger genitalia helps with attracting mates.
But also makes it easier for predators to eat you.Talk about trade offs! LOL
Oh, oh THAT's what you mean when you say, "eat you."
At first I didn't see the down side ;-)
Yes, that last WAS on purpose.
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