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Why does he have external eyes, while her eyes are where he has nose?
30 2 ReplyDifferent species. Jar Jar is a Gungan, the lady is Queen Julia of Bardotta.
67 0 ReplySo which is the dominant gene and how would their kids turn out?
17 0 ReplyThey might not even be sexually compatible
33 0 ReplyNot for lack of trying!
27 0 ReplyYousa thinking… mesa pp gonna pry?
16 1 ReplyHow are they gonna do it?
Oppa, Gungan style!
11 0 Replyis that what different species means?
3 0 ReplyExplicitly yes, a species is where fertile offspring can be produced.
7 0 ReplyWell, most of the time, anyway. Biology is far too messy for that to be a hard and fast rule, as it turns out.
8 0 ReplyExample: Grolar bears.
2 0 ReplyIt holds up for most of the animal kingdom, at least.
2 0 ReplyYeah species is actually a made up concept with no grounding in empirical science. Scientists just decided to invent species to make their jobs easier.
3 1 ReplyWhat defines a species is whether or not the offspring of two individuals can have offspring.
A lion and a tiger can make, however Ligras are infertile, so they’re different species.
1 0 ReplyNah that's not true. Haven't you ever heard of crossbreeding flowers? Plus there's an example very close to home in the interbreeding of sapiens and neanderthals
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I mean, horses and donkeys can reproduce with each other. Doesn't mean their offspring will be fertile...
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One eye in one eye out.
21 0 Replyyes
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So it's interspecies erotica?
15 1 ReplyYou make it sound like that's a bad thing?
3 1 ReplyIt's a movie reference.
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Sexual dimorphism.
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