What has yellow skin and writes?

Thread starter Jammin_James
Start date Apr 12, 2009
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In summary, there are a few different organisms that have yellow skin and can write, including the banana slug and the yellow-bellied sea snake. However, it is not typical for a human to have yellow skin and be able to write. There are also fictional creatures, such as Mr. Burns from "The Simpsons," that have yellow skin and are writers. However, there is no clear evolutionary advantage for an organism to have yellow skin and be able to write, as these traits are likely coincidental and not linked to survival or reproduction.

Apr 12, 2009

Jammin_James

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1. What organism has yellow skin and writes?

The banana slug is an organism that has yellow skin and writes.

2. Is there a species with yellow skin that is capable of writing?

Yes, the yellow-bellied sea snake, while not technically "writing", uses its tail to leave a trail in the sand that resembles writing.

3. Can a human have yellow skin and be able to write?

Not typically. While some individuals may have a yellow tint to their skin due to certain medical conditions, it is unlikely that this would affect their ability to write.

4. Are there any fictional creatures with yellow skin that can write?

Yes, the character Mr. Burns from the TV show "The Simpsons" is depicted as having yellow skin and is known to be a writer.

5. What is the evolutionary advantage of having yellow skin and being able to write?

There is no apparent evolutionary advantage for an organism to have yellow skin and be able to write. These traits are likely coincidental and not linked to survival or reproduction.