*Ragland, M., *Britt, J., *Geray, C., *Tucker, E., *Turner, A., Payton, K., Sims, R., Childress, M.

The annual meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB), Phoenix, AZ, USA. Looking at the ocean through a different lens: Using virtual reality and citizen science to engage elementary students in marine education. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Societyįor Integrative and Comparative Biology, Phoenix, AZ. Habitat use, territoriality, sociality, and foraging behaviors of two sympatric species of butterflyfishes in the Florida Keys. The annual Clemson BioSci Undergraduate Research Symposium, Clemson, SC, USA. Chasing Corallivores: Habitat use, sociality, and foraging behaviors of two sympatric species of butterflyfishes in the Florida Keys. Poster presented at the 6th Annual Summer Creative Inquiry + Undergraduate Research Showcase, Clemson, SC. Reef Fish Functional Group Visitation to Neon Goby Cleaning Stations. Poster presentation at Clemson University 18th Annual Focus on Creative Inquiry Forum, Clemson, SC. It’s Getting Hot in Here: Impact of Increasing Heat Load on Coral Reef Community Structure. *Metzger, A., *Alford, L., *Loveira, K., *Parikh, N., *Hough, J., *Turner, A., *Geray, C., *Bulik, L., Payton, K., Childress, M. The annual meeting of the Southeastern Ecology and Evolution Conference, Miami, FL, USA. Responses of transplanted and natural coral colonies to thermal stress events. Personally.Jeanes, R., *Stroud, C., *Gardner, M., Smith K., & Childress, M. But I just think a well functioning gore mod would be a great addition to the modlist. OR you could be pointing down to a damned modern art exhibit of 6 mutton-mangled, rotten-meat-spoiling, head-rolling, lower-torso-missing, flesh-still-toasting, guts-no-longer-fit-for-organ-donating CATASTROPHES. no it's not what you think they aren't sleeping they're dead.

Don't believe me? Here are the bodies of the fiends I slew just hours ago points down at the 6 sleeping beauties. paddle them into a seemingly pleasant rest in the frigid snow. How many times can you tell the story about how you were surrounded by a daunting group of pirates but fought like hell and managed to. It would make moments feel more organic or even precious.

or it could be an emotional rollercoaster whether it invigorates some primal bloodlust into your soul or fills you with regret when you realize you just unzipped a character's bowels onto the floor like a dropped plate of spaghetti.

It's convenient to simply slap them with a big sword and enjoy as they crumple to the ground peacefully. Killing people whether they be bandits or your next Dark Brotherhood target feel more weighty as you experience watching their body be ruined to the point of death. I think it would provide additional immersion and character development. Or do many consider these to be in bad taste?

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