"Black" Widow.

@guest_ I was expecting the usual science based response on how sea water dissipates light so fast that creatures at depth generally have little to no skin tone. Humans who live near the equator with higher solar impact have darker skin. Intriguingly, those at the same latitude as central Africa, but are ocean fairing peoples have lighter skin; the oceans absorb red wavelengths and infrared as well leading to less need for melanin to counteract the solar radiation. Which explains why ocean going Polynesians are lighter skinned than central Africans.
Mermaids, being sub surfaced species would need even less melanin. So... pale skin.. would be evolutionarly correct. Not so much for red hair. Few if any sea mammals sport long flops of scarlet or any other color hair. It's ... too my Hydraulic drag. When in the swim... bald is not only beautiful, it's efficient too.

You ok guest_? Seems like you're trying very hard..

Wait.. something posted on the internet.. wasn't 100% true?

North Korea is sponsoring a real world version of squid games in Chicago.

Friday, I heard The Hu cover Metallica's "Sad But True" ... sounded like heavy metal from Star Wars universe. - Sad But Hu.

Side note, an old magician I know gave me 9 gold rings to parse around to my favorite politicians. Guaranteed bling to win elections. Any suggestions who gets?

One second is 9,192,631,770 periods of the radiation corresponding to the transition between the two hyperfine levels of the ground state of the caesium-133 atom. ... not base 10, but reasonably close to 10 billion. To make metric, one second would only have to be ~8.7% longer. Meaning a metric minute is ~ 54.73 seconds... unless we adjust it too.

It's Canada, United States, and Mexico.. abbreviated C.U.M.