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Meditation under Serenade 🕷️
#generations of spiders have lived and spun their webs#molted#given birth and died#soon he was no more than another feature of the land#like a boulder or a mountain#could you imagine the surprise of those spiders when one day he moved
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i dont know what trans girl needs to hear this but i like you better as a girl <3 im so glad you're a girl. it makes you cuter and prettier and cooler for you to be a girl, actually.
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I fucking love that big feet bird that has a random word over it.
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One has to imagine the heights the Imperium of man might reach if it weren't for the fact that they probably spend like 10% of their gross domestic product in just the fabrication and shipping of votive candles
#god i gotta make that admech beekeeper#if he's high ranking then he probably has an entire agri world full of apiaries for wax production
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Taste is the most important factor in nutrition.
Because you get the most nutrients from the foods you'll actually eat.
So add cheese, oil, spices, vinegar, sauces, etc. Try them roasted or sauteed or pureed, etc.
The actual secret to eating lots of fruits and veggies and other nutrient dense foods is:
Make them taste good. That's literally it.
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♪ It's time for Fish Fact Friday ♪
The opah, also known as moonfish, is a large marine fish, with certain species growing up to 2 meters (6.5 feet) in length!
It is the only known fully warm-blooded fish; some other fish such as tuna and billfishes are able to warm a few parts of their bodies, however the opah is the only fish known to circulate warm blood (heated by their muscle movements) throughout its whole body. This adaptation, in addition to the fatty tissue insulating their bodies, allows them to better swim and hunt in colder waters.
The opah is not truly warm-blooded, however - they are not able to maintain a stable body temperature, and instead keep their bodies a few degrees warmer than the surrounding waters. Still, this is enough to improve its movement in cold waters, helping them to catch prey such as squids and small fish!
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