A new study published in PLOS One sheds new light on early human intelligence by revealing that 60,000-year-old ostrich eggshell fragments from southern Africa bear intricate geometric markings. These ...
Gizmodo: Humans Sketched Oddly Precise Geometric Patterns Onto Ostrich Eggs 60,000 Years Ago
Ostrich eggs are huge. Big enough, in fact, for ancient humans to use them as primitive writing surfaces for showcasing their mathematical prowess, according to a new study. The paper, published ...
Humans Sketched Oddly Precise Geometric Patterns Onto Ostrich Eggs 60,000 Years Ago
All of the ostrich's powers came from the fact that he was mentally imbalanced and had multiple personalities. Then, he caught himself, and asked himself: how many people fanaticize about being a insane ostrich?
Yeah, I've got a million of these. One is about an ostrich who could peck with the analog stick and had multiple personalities. ...no, wait, that was Tim Schafer's idea.
twmac said: I reckon the last really good disney game was 'The lion King' on the 16 bit machines. A little easier than some of the earlier stuff, but still pretty solid. I could never beat the 2nd level where you ride the ostrich.
Joust doesn't need to be brought back from the dead, except it'd be great on a hand-held. I love that game, the fluid, simple gameplay, the physics model, the fact that you fly on an ostrich. It's great. miffy495 Rhythm game star/loser Phaedrus' Street Crew 8329 posts Posted