how leopard seal protects itself?
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Leopard seals have a muscular, somewhat reptilian head, with a sinuous neck, highly arched back and long powerful flippers. The body is dark grey above and light grey below and they have white throats with black spots. These distinctive spots are what give the Leopard seal its name. As one might expect, Leopard seals have impressively long, sharp teeth which are well-adapted for cutting and tearing the flesh of prey. Their streamlined bodies are built for speed and power; their smooth, impermiable skin allowing them to easily slice through the water on pursuit dives. These characteristics combined with excellent sight and smell have established Leopard seals as one of the consummate predators of the Antarctic.
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What is a sealing dive?
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Contrary to popular belief, the scars were caused by a disease called Lupus which Seal suffered from when he was a child. The particular strain from which Seal suffers causes blistering especially around the facial area, which when ruptured cause deep scarring. They not the result of ritual scarification, being bitten on the face by a wolf, getting punched while wearing glasses, or being involved in a motorcycle accident (And they are some of the less bizarre reasons proffered!) \n\nFor more information regarding Lupus, visit lupus.org.
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The M1A1 has an NBC (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical) protection system. It allows the crew to button up the tank to seal themselves off from harmful agents and radiation while filtering the outside air to provide clean air inside the tank to breathe. However, a nuclear explosion expands outward so fast that if the tank is too close to ground zero, the crew simply won't have time to react. Even if they did, the intense heat produced at that range from ground zero would cook the crew alive anyway.
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Dont go anywhere near her!!!!\n\nshe hurt you once, shell do it again!\n\na leopard never changes.
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DEFENSE MECHANISM FOR THE EAR.  TRAPS DIRT.  PROTECTS OUR HEARING
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you dropped it? Borris why did you drop it? \n\nyou know what will happen to it if it gets wet don't you?\n\ncheck the seal, see if it is still OK.\n\ngood, good we can deliver the package now, hopefully nobody will notice the difference.
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spot  would be "flecken" how about "troepfchen"this means little drop. leopard just sounds differnt
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Its actually Golden Root Seal, but you can get it at any pharmacy.\nIts generally used to "cover" the trail of illegal substance abuse.
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I am a coal Mining Engineer and a Mine Rescue team member.\n\nWhen areas of a coal mine are no longer used for mining, they are sealed by building very sturdy block walls and a sealant is applied to the blocks.  Although this seal is pretty well airtight, some gases can escape through the seal.  The strata above and below the coal seam allows methane to bleed out through small cracks that are present in the rock.\n\nWhen the barometric pressure drops, the seals will almost always "breathe" methane from them.  Generally the amount of methane that is released is not enough to reach the explosive limit (5 - 15 volume percent methane).  The ventilation that is provided by the main fan sweeps this gas away and does not allow it to accumulate to dangerous levels.  However, if a rock fall occurs or some other obstruction is present around the seal area the ventilation path can be blocked thus allowing mehtane to build up.\n\nThey are saying on the news that this explosion occured at the set of seals where the miners turned on the 2nd Left section.  Somehow methane had to have been able to accumulate around the sealed area due to a blockage or some other reason.  Something had to set the gas off such as electrical equpment or possibly someone smoking (which is highly illegal).  \n\nWhat seems funny to me is the first person that was found dead was a "mine examiner."  These people travel throughout the mine and make sure that conditions are safe to be working in.  This man definately would have had a hand held gas detection device on his body.  He probably was not phisically in the immediate area where the gas had accumulated but was close enough that he was killed by the devastating explosion.\n\nYou ask about winter months...Late fall to early spring is a particularly dangerous time in a coal mine.  Cold air that is very low in humidity is blown into the mine.  That air warms up in the mine and absorbs the humidity that is in the air, thus "drying out" everything in the mine.  This makes it easier for float coal dust suspended in the air to ignite if another explosion occurs, which is probably what contributed to the ferocity of this ignition.  Float coal dust acts just like gun powder and greatly adds to the explosive force of a methane ignition.
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Put salt on them. It chemically burns them and creates a seal so they heal faster.
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It protects it's self by strength and its teeth, claws, color, and so on... It moves by energy and musle...
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If you keep the cat box clean and the open wound does not come in contact with the box, don't worry about it.\nJust, keep it clean!\n:)
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What?  Why do your clothes need this 'protection'?
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To keep the swelling down.
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golden seal root\ngargle and drink
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to make sure they dont get hurt