24 feet long? Please tell me that you mistyped that, or that you were watching that crazy movie with Oliver Platt. (Or was that a crocodile?)
A crocodile...and a very bad movie.
24 feet long? Please tell me that you mistyped that, or that you were watching that crazy movie with Oliver Platt. (Or was that a crocodile?)
24 feet long? Please tell me that you mistyped that, or that you were watching that crazy movie with Oliver Platt. (Or was that a crocodile?)
no typo, but perhaps an exageration on someone's part, since gators don't grow that large. The largest ones grow to around 13-15ft in length.
Much like the human body has wierd mirroring measurements, so does the gator. A good one to remember for gators, since you cannot see most of the body of a gator in the water, is that the distance, in inches, from the eyes to the end of the snout, (usually the only visible parts if the gator is in the water) equates to the total length of the gator in feet.
;-)
.
Much like the human body has wierd mirroring measurements, so does the gator.
Maybe "interesting" would be a better adjective than wierd in this case. You could probably Google "phi 1.618 Da Vinci human," but without the quotes, and find some reading material which gives you ample examples.So let's hear about those wierd mirroring measurements on humans. (All I know is "Big hands, big feet...
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
...big gloves, big shoes.")
Hey, I taught a class on that topic recently. Are you googling me?Maybe "interesting" would be a better adjective than wierd in this case. You could probably Google "phi 1.618 Da Vinci human," but without the quotes, and find some reading material which gives you ample examples.
Every good math teacher should be teaching about phi. There are many examples of phi in nature as well as (hu)man-made things which we use daily. I just thought about paper sizes, and realize that Ledger size (11"x17") paper and 3"x5" photo paper, are based on phi.Hey, I taught a class on that topic recently. Are you googling me?
Every good math teacher should be teaching about phi. There are many examples of phi in nature as well as (hu)man-made things which we use daily. I just thought about paper sizes, and realize that Ledger size (11"x17") paper and 3"x5" photo paper, are based on phi.
Golden mean. Applies to art (music as well as visual) and anatomy, correlates with pi...
My primary goal is not so much to learn something useful as to be a smart-aleck. Hop did warn y'all about me in his introduction. ;-)