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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Jul 2000.
Re: ASCII Trilobite

Re: ASCII Trilobite

Dave Bird wrote:
> 
> In article<r1k...@4ax.com>, Peter Punk
> <ppu...@damnspam.chello.nl> writes:
> >On Mon, 24 Jul 2000 12:10:11 +0200, "Axel Poqu�" <axe...@t-online.de> provoked
> >the following text:
> >
> >>> I'm looking for an ASCII pic of a Trilobite for my own use..
> >>> Any contributions would be appreciated.
> >>AFAIK there's still some crab species similar to the first one
> >>living today - does anyone know it's name?
> >
> >That's the horseshoe crab.
> >Interesting piece of useless knowledge: a horseshoe crab has blue blood. This is
> >because its heamoglobin contains copper instead of iron.
> 
>  In fact all the shelled and armoured animals have copped based blood,
>  and all the backboned animals have iron-based blood.

       Blue blood?? That's because we're all Royalty.
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                     ,__,
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                   _/    \_   b'ger
joris

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