1 tommorow 2015-10-05 2 exo 2015-10-02 3 dairy 2015-09-30 4 shortest woman 2015-09-24 5 Suffer from Anemia 2015-09-23 6 festival 2015-09-22 7 Red Double Decker Buses 2015-09-21 8 Elephant 2015-07-24 9 Smurf Town in Spain 2015-07-20 10 Rudolph in New York? 2015-07-17 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [다음10개]   회 원 박효정 작성일 2015-04-01 Weather    Feeling  Pleasure 제 목 The Scorpion Rock 내 용 Scorpions are dangerous creatures with poisonous stingers and sharp pincers. Recently, Robert Gess, a researcher at Wits University discovered a fossilized scorpion. Gess came across the fossil and tested it to see how old it was. The fossilized scorpion is 350 million years old!This scorpion lived in Gondwana, an ancient continent which was made up of Africa, South America, and Australia, a long time ago. The scorpion is the oldest land creature ever found on Gondwana. The fossil was found near modern-day Grahamstown in South Africa.Scientists estimate that the scorpion was 10 to 15 cm long. The scorpion is important because it proves that life was evolving in Gondwana 350 million years ago. The scorpion is a clue as to how dinosaurs and, later, humans evolved! 답변자 ts0068 답변일 2015-04-02 답변내용 Scorpions are dangerous creatures with poisonous stingers and sharp pincers. *GOOD SENTENCE! Recently, Robert Gess, a researcher at Wits University discovered a fossilized scorpion. *GOOD SENTENCE! Gess came across the fossil and tested it to see how old it was. *GOOD SENTENCE! The fossilized scorpion is 350 million years old! *GOOD SENTENCE! This scorpion lived in Gondwana, an ancient continent which was made up of Africa, South America, and Australia, a long time ago. *GOOD SENTENCE! The scorpion is the oldest land creature ever found on Gondwana. *GOOD SENTENCE! The fossil was found near modern-day Grahamstown in South Africa. *GOOD SENTENCE! Scientists estimate that the scorpion was 10 to 15 cm long. *GOOD SENTENCE! The scorpion is important because it proves that life was evolving in Gondwana 350 million years ago. *GOOD SENTENCE! The scorpion is a clue as to how dinosaurs and, later, humans evolved! *GOOD SENTENCE!