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What kind of grades do you get? {{User:Minda of Darkness/sig}} 22:03, 19 March 2010 (UTC) | What kind of grades do you get? {{User:Minda of Darkness/sig}} 22:03, 19 March 2010 (UTC) | ||
:Thank you, everyone :) I'm glad you all liked my article and I love the response it has garnered! Even [http://www.zeldainformer.com/2010/03/zeldawikis-the-science-of-cryobiology-in-zoras.php|Zelda Informer posted about it] :) In response to your comment, Rumphol-Janc, I was surprised myself that I hadn't heard of what you said. So I did a bit of research, and found that information on those topics is scarce. I know that goldfish can survive in partially frozen ponds, and they can survive freezing to an extent, but they are now specified for it like the wood frog, and suffer from the same damage we would if a human or another unprepared animal was frozen. I was also surprised about the dinosaurs, too, although I have heard that theory as well, it didn't come to mind when I was writing my article, nor did it come up in my research. Of course, if I really wanted to I could delve deeper into the topics, but unless I were to make a part two or do a continuation of my article, it is too late, though I would probably have included them in this article if I could. An interesting tip, though, thank you. And while that question is really rather off topic, Midna of Darkness, I do get high grades ;) I'm excited that my article has drawn such praise, and I've been inspired to continue writing more Zelda-themed articles now! [[User:Midnafan321|Midnafan321]] 22:48, 19 March 2010 (UTC) | |||
