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Ribcage Stomach: Characters are swallowed by a huge creature, with their ribcage visible on the inside. When Tetsuo from Yuureitou is unable to use testosterone for several weeks, his voice starts reverting to a more feminine pitch. In real life going off testosterone doesn't do that to trans men. It might affect other parts of your body, however, your voice changes are permanent. As revealed in Chapter 124, Legosi isn't the only halfbreed in the series with the introduction of another hybrid character called Melon. A serial killing Leopard-Gazelle hybrid, who is forced to hide his heritage. The Raft of the Medusa: Due to the elements of Classicisim Géricault employed (which focused on, among other things, idealized human forms) the passengers are still rather muscular and healthy-looking for people who've been starved and dehydrated for almost two weeks.

If you would prefer to manage your own licenses, you can negotiate individual agreements with licensees for each of the works they are interested in licensing. Contracts– get any agreement in writing. Although a verbal contract is still a contract, there are many more details in a licensing agreement than can be readily remembered by either party, and verbal agreements are almost impossible to enforce should something go wrong. The artistic license may also refer to the ability of an artist to apply smaller distortions, such as a poet ignoring some of the minor requirements of grammar for poetic effect. For example, Mark Antony's "Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears" from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar would technically require the word "and" before "countrymen", but the conjunction "and" is omitted to preserve the rhythm of iambic pentameter (the resulting conjunction is called an asyndetic tricolon). Conversely, on the next line, the end of "I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him" has an extra syllable because omitting the word "him" would make the sentence unclear, but adding a syllable at the end would not disrupt the meter. Both of these are examples of artistic license. Supposedly Aliens bond with their hosts at the genetic level, hence all the weird superpowers Ripley got from the genetic mutations caused by the Alien (like the corrosive blood). That doesn't make very much more sense, but hey, it's Alien.Batman's physical capabilities are supposedly natural, without any artificial or supernatural enhancements, but his feats are greatly embellished. For example, he's able to bench press 1,000 lbs and fight for 28 hours straight. Even when Batman's feats are within the bounds of human achievement, they will clash with each other. The physiques required to be the best powerlifter, boxer and marathon runner are all completely different. Also consider that athletes who make record-setting achievements have carefully regulated their training for weeks or months beforehand to "peak" at just the right moment to perform. One cannot stay in a constant state of peak performance. Bolt and Mittens have sex lives that are far more human than animal in nature. For example, Mittens does not go into heat like real cats do. When selling work for reproduction, what can I do to ensure that any prints clearly record my signature and details of the work? The cells of Hashirama Senju can apparently just be implanted willy-nilly into anyone for various effects. Madara Uchiha discovered their power when, for some reason, he used pieces of Hashirama's flesh to patch his wounds. Worse, he'd bitten off and swallowed said flesh, only to spit it out hours later, when it should have been dissolved by his stomach acid.

In the CSI episode "Crash and Burn," the suspect says, "I have to feed my fish. Clown loaches, tetras, angelfish..." when the aquarium clearly contains goldfish, angelfish, and a couple other species (possibly tetras in there somewhere). There are, however, no clown loaches — probably because they're best kept in groups of 5 or more, in tanks over 100 gallons, which the tank in the episode definitely was not. The films state that the gaps in the prehistoric incomplete DNA are filled in with frog DNA. This facilitates the plot twist that they were able to breed in the wild, despite being manufactured as solely female, by changing sex like some frog species. This of course raises the question of why frog DNA was used instead of an animal more closely related to dinosaurs, like birds or reptiles. This is an invention of the film, because the original novel does specify that reptile and bird DNA was also used alongside frog DNA, but the film simplified this explanation, at the expense of realism. Adam and Eve Plot: Two individuals do not provide enough genetic variability to produce a viable population. It takes at least twenty-five breeding pairs to prevent the population from dying out due to complications caused by inbreeding. Consummation Counterfeit: A woman pretends she's just lost her virginity by faking a bloodstain on the bed sheets, even though in real life, most women don't bleed upon losing their virginity, and women bleed down there once a month regardless of sexual status. May not be Artistic License on the author's part, depending on where and when the work is set. It was once common to use bloodstained sheets as a sign a woman had lost her virginity, so this was a thing that real women actually did: despite how silly it is. Also, the Glee fanfic involves a banana forest growing as a result of Produce Pelting. Edible bananas have no seeds.They certainly don't regurgitate their prey just so they can hunt again out of sheer sadism. They sometimes do this for safety purposes, such as when they're threatened by a predator and they can't afford to be lethargic by having such a big meal in their stomach, or if they find their meal is too big to eat. The conclusion to the Woodrue storyline has Swamp Thing pointing out that, without animals, there'd be nothing to turn oxygen into carbon dioxide for the plants to use. Fungi are perfectly capable of carrying out this task, as are the plants themselves when they switch from daytime photosynthesis to nocturnal aerobic respiration. Hermaphrodite: A character with both fully developed male and female sex organs. In real life, intersex conditions result in biological ambiguities between male and female, such as mixed glands, hormonal balances, chromosomal sexes, or sexually ambiguous/incompletely developed genitals.