• notabot@lemm.ee
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      5 months ago

      Well yes, humpback whales reach sexual maturity by around 10 years of age (some much before then it seems). A marine biologist is still practically in it’s larval form at that point.

      (Yes, yes, I know that wasn’t what you meant, but I couldn’t help myself)

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    5 months ago

    We’re all forgetting one important factor: quality over quantity. First of all, the whale doesn’t just sit in one place to broadcast their 80km calls. We can’t really say that about a marine biologist; who more than likely is out to sea and away from anyone else using Tinder.

    I’d bet those whales are getting more action than that marine biologist, despite having a “shorter” distance on their mating calls.

    Suck on that, you stupid marine biologist and your decade of education and training.

  • hihi24522@lemm.ee
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    5 months ago

    “Well you asked the right guy. I’m a whale biologist. Though personally I hate whales. Especially Mushu.”

    “Then why’d you become a whale biologist?”

    “I don’t know you well enough to get into that.”