A composite creature is described as an organism whose body contains different parts of different organisms. Composite creatures are often related to Greek mythology, referred to as a "Chimera" which is usually depicted as a lion, with the head of a goat and a tail with a snake head. These different body parts can be changed into any kind of animal to create a composite creature. A composite creature can also have human body parts such as a human head onto a large animal's body.
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If you want to critique my grammar, Lola, at least try not to be a hypocrite. Your comment has a disturbing lack of capitalization. Also, "Stupidface" isn't one word, but I probably shouldn't expect someone with the mindset of a toddler to know that. It looks like your the stupid face after all.
Oh, what's that? It looks like I pranked you. I meant to use the word "your" incorrectly on purpose beforehand just to give you that false sense of hope that you might have something to form a rebuttal out of. However, in the end, you have nothing.
Honestly, this is not that good. Im just being real with you. Structure wise, this post is pretty good. I like how you have a little compilation of pictures at the start; however, you should have talked about each picture. That would have made your blog tolerable, perhaps. 2/10 hoots.
ReplyDeleteyou're missing an apostrophe in "im", zach kemp. also, you're a stupidface
DeleteIf you want to critique my grammar, Lola, at least try not to be a hypocrite. Your comment has a disturbing lack of capitalization. Also, "Stupidface" isn't one word, but I probably shouldn't expect someone with the mindset of a toddler to know that. It looks like your the stupid face after all.
DeleteOh, what's that? It looks like I pranked you. I meant to use the word "your" incorrectly on purpose beforehand just to give you that false sense of hope that you might have something to form a rebuttal out of. However, in the end, you have nothing.