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regarding a different type of angler fish, I think that of the genus Ceratioidei. Are there several fish known as hairy anglers? Wolfita (talk) 04:04, 19...

In the main picture for this article why is the hairy sphere described as having 'uncomfortable' tufts....... Imagine if you were combing your hair and...

Since "Jägerfaust" seems equally valid, I'll add a mention to the article. Hairy Dude (talk) 03:55, 1 August 2015 (UTC) Also: the one confirmed kill is stated...

05:41, 3 November 2006 (UTC) There is a new type of anglerfish called a hairy angler. It's name is from the hair like rods or antennae that protude from it's...

the fact that electromagnetic radiation is dipole radiation, due to the hairy ball theorem any coherent source of electromagnetic waves must have at least...

resembles a wolf. In all other episodes, they're just like some kind of hairy demon. Was a reason ever given for this? 90.196.184.138 (talk) 21:39, 7...

deities as extremely hairy people, sometimes with “small horns”, but distinctly without goat hind legs and tail. Actually, hairiness and horns are more...

their flaws and all. There are many broad-concept articles covering such "hairy" concepts. ISQ/SI are notable by the very dictionary definition of the term...

would help. - T T, I have made an attempt to correct the description of the hairy ball problem as it relates to the travelling wave and the e and h planes...

Another issue is the sheer bulkiness/hairness of the creature -- it's too hairy for its mass. For a given body plan, the larger the animal, the lower the...

either of them be converted into some number of decibels. Where it gets hairy is that some quantities are usually expressed in terms of turns, but could...

can't measure something along the celestial equator and close to the poles. HairyDan (talk) 19:58, 18 July 2021 (UTC) "The Earth's axis rotates around a small...

Pseudodifferential operator -- Symplectic geometry -- Toponogov theorem -- Space form -- Hairy ball theorem -- Hopf bundle -- Chern–Gauss–Bonnet theorem -- Characteristic...

(J s)/rad, and elsewhere that it has units J s. What is going on here? Hairy Dude 19:59, 12 April 2006 (UTC) The dimensions are arguably the same in...

This article really needs an image to illustrate it. Hairy Dude 18:19, 31 December 2006 (UTC) Sorted. - Ok, I'm a relative newbie here, I'm not sure who...

article, and Wiktionary lists it as "obsolete". Can anyone clarify this? HairyDan (talk) 12:18, 23 March 2008 (UTC) The term trapezoid is not normally...

Actually, a cubic (and even a quartic) can be solved in radicals, though it's hairy enough that usually nobody bothers to do so. So it would be possible to...

nothing to do with a current angle. Shane's September 22 appearance on Raw may be more appropriate for his article page. P.S. — HairyPerry, sorry this discussion...

copyvio) and replaced with the current hairy man-hole. All we need is a neutral-looking and not-overly-hairy, suitable for an anatomy text. The Crow...

his hairy bumhole to the article without discussing it first. I question the logic being illustrated here, given that we can survive even if the hairy male...