Studies show that the double-jointed digits of the Mandarin Ferret evolved to assist it in obtaining fruit from its sole food source, the New Zealand Banananut tree.
I don't understand this double-jointed digits of the Mandarin Ferret
Ferret is an Animal, and Mandarin is the specific breed or type that it is.
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tintin
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Wed 10 Mar, 2010 10:12 pm
>>double- jointed fingers
is there any picture of this ? I am not sure how they look . the keyword "joint" is misleading ...I'm thinking two fingers are joined ...is it like that ?
The joints in your fingers only bend in one direction -- toward the palm of your hand. A double-jointed finger can bend in the opposite direction as well
Studies show that the double-jointed digits of the Mandarin Ferret evolved to assist it in obtaining fruit from its sole food source, the New Zealand Banananut tree.
I don't understand this double-jointed digits of the Mandarin Ferret
what does 'double-jointed digits' mean ?
who is 'Mandarin Ferret' ?
The passage appears to be fictional. There is no such animal as a mandarin ferret and no such tree as the New zealand bannannut tree.
i just wanted to be sure you understood that. Your enquiry is still valid.
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