Monday, February 8th, 2010
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IMDB rating: 0.00 Plot: An aspiring model falls in love with a struggling musician when they suddenly cross paths on a NY subway train. Having achieved success as a NY model, Brier decides to move to L.A. to launch an acting career. With the support of her acerbic agent and sometimes surrogate mom, Carrie, Brier lands a spot in a highly sought after acting class where she befriends another would-be actress, Clea. While out on the town discovering the music scene, Brier again crosses paths with Luke, a singer/songwriter who has been toiling for years without a record deal. Brier and Clea decide to help Luke and unbeknownst to him, they set out to create some L.A. style hype to get him noticed. As Luke’s profile rises, so do the demands of his budding new career. When Luke and Brier can’t hide that spark that was always there, they both discover that the price of fame may be higher than anyone expected. |
Actors: Eskay Steven,Dow John,Morella Paul,Short,
are there still any undiscovered animals in australia?
How do we know that if they are undiscovered?
But the thing is, we have lots of rare and very endangered animals here, and it is possible that there is a small population of some type of insect or bird or frog or something that noone has set eyes on. We have so many rare and endangered animals that it is difficult to protect them all, and difficult to even find them all.
Alexis | Jan 24, 2010
1. How do we know that if they are undiscovered.
2. If so they are probably aquatic or extinct.
Thomas | Jan 24, 2010
Don’t know they haven’t been discovered yet.
Mwah | Jan 24, 2010
Most likely, Yes….but they’d be small insects and things that aren’t easily found (e.g. nocturnal and those insects that live mostly underground).
Unlikey to be any big animals like kangaroos that are currently undiscovered.
TonyB | Jan 24, 2010
The three-toed squirrel, the plodosaurus rex, and the green furry snake are about the only three undiscovered animals in Australia.
Have another look at your question. Do you see how illogical it is?
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chrlsshore | Jan 24, 2010
kind of a dumb question
if they haven’t been discovered how do we know ?
tuppenybitz | Jan 24, 2010
only the ones found by unknown explorers!
biff.1145 | Jan 25, 2010
Australia has so many rare wildlife and animal species chances are very high. Especially considered the size of the Australian waters and outback inland. There might not be a lot of territory left undiscovered but animal species migrate and change habitat often.
Australia is known for being the home for rare species like the dinosaurs in the prehistorical era ( you can still see dinosaur footprint fossil in Broome, WA) and even today with animals like the Tasmanian Devil who are native to Australia and an endangered species.
http://www.yukiba.com/217-launceston-aus tralia-oceania-trip.html
Globetrotter | Jan 27, 2010









