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Just posting one a day is hard. But I accomplished this today, and so i encourage you to do the same. Knock out one thing. You got this! I believe in you!
Tan Eggs
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"When I'm a small prey mammal and I've evolved to survive the barren rocky landscape by optimizing into a tan egg"
For posts about animals that loosely fit the description above. While the animal does not have to hit all the requirements, it should hit some of them:
- Type: Prey
- Class: Mammalia (mammal)
- Habitat: Barren rocky landscape
- Appearance: Similar to a tan egg
Origin:
- Screenshot over on [email protected]
- Tumblr post
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Sometimes, it's a yell. Sometimes, it's a sigh. Whatever yours is, I send my support.
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If that's all that you managed today, pat yourself on the back. It's enough. Maintain!
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You're out there slogging. Grab a bite. Take a second to be proud of yourself. I am!
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OK, now go get'em tan eggs!
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Me too! We talked about it and reached a quorum. Cheers to you, friend!
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Regardless the spicy, do something nicey. Boom, just made that up, lol.
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Pikas promote love! Come in, sit down, kick back, and make yourself at home, we're glad you're here!
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Never a bad time to take a pause for the cause. Btw, you look great today!
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I bet you're a nice person, too. Cheers to you, friend. Have a great day!
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No need to complicate things. Love!
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Crocidura leucodon would like to invite you to take a moment and be proud of yourself.
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Self care matters. Gotta put your oxygen mask on first, yeah? Help yourself so you can help others. I'm so damn proud of you!
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It's not gonna get easier. We just need to get stronger. I'm proud of you!
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Um, did you know the force behind the awesome [email protected] the venerable @[email protected] contributed here?
(lemmy.world)
Do you know how honored we were? I mean, if owls and small mammals can team up, maybe we can all come together! Have a wonderful day!
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Saw this neat little critter in a post from the Dept of the Interior. I've never heard of it before, but it's cute and has some special talents.
Meet North America's tiniest rabbit: the pygmy rabbit.
Tiny but tenacious, these little hoppers are the only rabbits in North America that dig their own burrows. They thrive in dense sagebrush out West, which not only shelters them but also makes up most of their diet.
Unlike pikas, pygmy rabbits don't store food and must forage daily. They're also surprisingly agile, sometimes climbing several feet into sagebrush-an unexpected sight for anyone expecting to find them on the ground!
Photo by R. Dixon / H. Ulmschneider
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For they desireth to steal thine own heart!
