#PatAgonica

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Poster para Bioma, de donde vengo :)

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"Curiosity" (2019)

And the last of that Charity event! Done for MoonSongWolf, featuring a Patagonian Mara, plus several examples of real plant species () as well as a real butterfly, because of course.

I really love the colors in this one.

I hope you enjoyed this batch! I really need to shake off laziness and see whatneeds uploading here, haha.

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INIDEP donó muestras de cefalópodos al Museo de La Plata para su exhibición permanente

El INIDEP entregó muestras de cefalópodos al Museo de La Plata, destacando la soberanía en las Islas Malvinas y la biodiversidad patagónica

El INIDEP entregó muestras de cefalópodos al Museo de La Plata, destacando la soberanía en las Islas Malvinas y la biodiversidad patagónica. El Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo Pesquero (INIDEP) realizó una significativa donación al Museo de La Plata el pasado 6 de septiembre, al entregar muestras de cefalópodos que serán exhibidas de manera permanente en la sala de invertebrados…

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Charki de caballo

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Jaimito Pesidente, El Himno Nacional y La Nueva Divisa PatAGONICA

juntos2015.wordpress.com/?p=5156 Juntos2015.wordpress.com/?P=5156 JAIMITO PRESIDENTE El HIMNO NACIONAL y la NUEVA DIVISA PatAGONICA.doc . . Jaimito y  el Himno Nacional.    A una escuela primaria llega un inspector del Ministerio de Educación y le dice a la maestra que va a observar el desarrollo de la clase, … Se sienta atrás del pupitre de Jaimito. La docente hace preguntas a todos los…

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Argentina: Consejo Federal AFA - Torneo Federal "C" 2018 - Región Patagónica - Subregión Norte - Zona 7

https://josecarluccio.blogspot.com/2023/01/argentina-consejo-federal-afa-torneo_25.html

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[Galerina patagonica]

[90sbee]

playa patagonica save me.... save me playa patagonica 🫡🎉

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Se viene la primera amenaza? Santa Cruz perdio y como patagonica es mi deber cometer suicidio bomba en frente de los admins de este blog

(Es broma por la mayor parte. Pero loco como perdio tan mal Santa Cruz 😭)

la superioridad estratégica del menduco

[simplepotatofarmer]

i love when people draw c!dream as a creature. Not only because i love drawing animals but also i just love grabing a weird animal and making cdream like one of those. I have already made one of him as mara Patagonica and i want to draw him as more uncommun animals

oh yeah!

i think i have a bit of a knee-jerk reaction to 'creature' designs because so many back in the day were done by people who hated c!dream to dehumanize him.

however.

i see more people making him these cute little creatures and i'm so on board for that. or even more scary creatures but you can still tell the person has love and care for the character <3 <3

i'll always be stuck on my rabbit dream agenda but i love seeing what other people come up with, it's so much fun. and i actually have a full out creature c!dream design myself because it's cute trying to base something off his canon skin.

[lou-art]

ay necesito ver a los hijos riodoba 🤏🤏 la imagino a roció de mamá y me da ternura

Acá están los chiquilines! en el AU humano por ciertas razones acaban teniendo mellizos 🥹

Se llaman Florencia y Joaquín. Popy es la más tranquila de los dos, el otro es un azote 😭 la ley es que todos los hijos varones que tenga Rocío van a ser un dolor de cabeza, cosa que es su culpa por malcriarlos.

En otro AU solo existe Joaquin (?)

Rocío de mamá es un amor 🥹 ella siempre ha deseado tener hijos y es el tipo de mujer que si tuviese la oportunidad preferiría quedarse en casa para estar al lado de sus peques. Este sentido maternal lo refleja en la línea canon cuando tiene que ir junto a su hermano Catamarca a trabajar al sur a principios del siglo XX y terminan cuidando a un par de provincias patagonicas, Santa Cruz y Chubut. Un día me gustaría hablarles de esa historia!

[giuliacolla]

Finalmente l’Argentina

L’ho sognata per anni, prima e dopo il corona virus.

Finalmente siam partiti, Giampiero ed io.

In primis Buenos Aires: il cuore pulsante di un paese grande quasi 3 milioni di km².

Nella parte nord della città abbiamo visitato i ricchi quartieri di Palermo

e di Recoleta, nel cui cimitero riposa Eva Peron.

Poi Plaza de Mayo con la Casa Rosada, il Parlamento e la Catedral, da cui proviene Papa Francesco.

Eccellente caffe da “Pertutti”: bar sontuoso, sembrava di essere al S. Carlo di Torino.

Lasciamo B.A. per volare a El Calafate e visitare il Parque Nacional “Los Glaciares”, dove sono presenti tre diversi ambienti:

l’alta montagna, con i famosi ghiacciai Perito Moreno e Upsala

il bosco andino-patagonico, con foreste di Lenga e Nire

la steppa patagonica, settimo maggior deserto del mondo.

Partiamo per escursione d’intera giornata “Todo Glaciares”, navigando il lago argentino tra gli iceberg, con sosta per il lunch alla base Spegazzini.

Successiva tappa: Ushuaia. Sorvoliamo lo stretto di Magellano e raggiungiamo questa perla di città ai confini del mondo.

Qui, sotto l’ottima guida di Mariano, visitiamo il parco nazionale “Tierra del Fuego”, dove i primi abitanti, gli indios Ona, usavano accendere grandi fuochi, da cui il nome dato dai primi colonizzatori.

Segue la navigazione sul canale di Beagle, dove ammiriamo le colonie di leoni marini e di cormorani.

Al 9° giorno voliamo a Trelew e raggiungiamo Puerto Madryn. visitiamo quindi la Peninsula Valdes, dove alla Estancia S. Lorenzo possiamo camminare in mezzo alla più grande colonia di pinguini del continente.

Al tramonto ci imbarchiamo a Puerto Piramides per ammirare le balene: eccitante, ma un freddo boia!

Il 4° volo è per le cascate di Iguazù. Le ammiriamo da sopra e da sotto, dal versante argentino e da quello brasiliano: una meraviglia!

Concludiamo la nostra vacanza con la visita ai quartieri sud di Buenos Aires, S. Telmo e La Boca.

Alla sera non possiamo mancare lo spettacolo del tango.

È stato un viaggio magnifico, anche se molto stancante, organizzato dall’agenzia Etlim di Imperia per un gruppo di 22 persone con cui ci siamo trovati bene. Il viaggio è durato 15 gg., di cui 2 di viaggio con Argentina Aerolineas, durata 14 ore (-4 all’andata + 4 al ritorno).

Oltre ai bei ricordi ci portiamo a casa anche quattro riproduzioni di un artista argentino che esponeva a Ushuaia.

I DREAMED IT FOR YEARS, BEFORE AND AFTER THE CORONA VIRUS.

AT LAST WE DID IT, GIAMPIERO AND I.

FIRST BUENOS AIRES: THE BEATING HEART OF THIS COUNTRY, ALMOST 3 MILLION SQUARE KM. LARGE.

IN THE NORTH OF THE CITY WE VISITED THE WEALTHY NEIGHBORHOODS OF PALERMO AND RECOLETA, IN WHOSE CEMETERY RESTS EVA PERON.

THEN PLAZA DE MAYO WITH THE CASA ROSADA, THE PARLIAMENT AND THE CATHEDRAL, FROM WHICH POPE FRANCIS COMES.

EXCELLENT COFFEE AT “PERTUTTI”: SUMPTUOUS BAR, WE FELT LIKE BEING AT THE S.CARLO IN TURIN.

WE LEAVE B.A.TO FLY TO EL CALAFATE AND VISIT THE PARQUE NACIONAL LOS GLACIARES, WHERE THERE ARE THREE DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS:

THE HIGH MOUNTAINS, WITH THE FAMOUS GLACIERS PERITO MORENO AND UPSALA

THE PATAGONIAN-ANDEAN FOREST, MOSTLY COVERED BY LENGA AND NIRE TREES

THE PATAGONIAN STEPPE, THE 7TH WIDEST DESERT IN THE WORLD.

WE HAVE A FULL-DAY EXCURSION CALLED “TODO GLACIARES” SAILING ON THE ARGENTINE LAKE AMONG THE ICEBERGS AND STOPPING FOR LUNCH AT THE SPEGAZZINI BASE. NEXT STOP: USHUAIA. WE FLY OVER THE STRAIT OF MAGELLAN AND REACH THIS PEARL OF A CITY AT THE EDGE OF THE WORLD.

HERE, UNDER THE VERY GOOD GUIDANCE OF MARIANO, WE VISIT THE NATIONAL PARK “TIERRA DEL FUEGO”, WHERE THE FIRST INHABITANTS, THE INDIOS ONA, USED TO LIGHT BIG FIRES, HENCE THE NAME GIVEN BY THE FIRST COLONIZERS.

THEN WE SAIL ON THE BEAGLE CHANNEL, WHERE WE ADMIRE THE COLONIES OF SEA LIONS AND CORMORANTS.

ON THE 9TH DAY WE FLY TO TRELEW AND WE REACH PUERTO MADRYN. WE THEN VISIT THE PENINSULA VALDES, WHERE AT THE ESTANCIA S.LORENZO WE WALK AMONG THE BIGGEST COLONY OF PENGUINS IN THE CONTINENT.

AT SUNSET WE GO TO PUERTO PIRAMIDES TO ADMIRE THE WHALES: EXCITING, BUT FREEZING COLD!

THE 4TH FLIGHT IS TO IGUAZU WATERFALLS. WE ADMIRE THEM FROM ABOVE AND BELOW, BOTH SIDES (ARGENTINEAN & BRASILIAN): A WONDER!

WE END OUR TRIP WITH A LAST TOUR IN B.A., THIS TIME TO THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE CITY: S. TELMO AND LA BOCA. AND IN THE EVENING WE CAN’T MISS THE TANGO EXHIBITION.

IT WAS A MAGNIFICENT JOURNEY, ALTHOUGH VERY TIRING, ORGANISED BY THE ETLIM AGENCY IN IMPERIA. WE WERE A GROUP OF 22 PEOPLE, WE HAD A GOOD TIME. IT LASTED 15 DAYS, 2 OF WHICH TRAVELLING WITH ARGENTINA AEROLINEAS FOR 14 HOURS (-4 TO GO + 4 TO COME BACK)

IN ADDITION TO THE GOOD MEMORIES, WE TOOK HOME FOUR REPRODUCTIONS OF AN ARGENTINE ARTIST WHO EXHIBITED IN USHUAIA.

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Yo Ayude a RMatar Al Papa que Sonrreia -Confesion del Mafioso Assesino que en Chicago, (barrio Cisero) Aprendió a "AFANAR" la Guita VATICANA

b YO AYUDE A MATAR AL PAPA QUE SONRREIA CONFESION DEL MAFIOSO ASSESINO.doc . (Fiscalia Federal 1 Num Exp. FGR 20425/2022 … Tel. +54 398 442 2120 ) (Restringido Art. 11 Constitucion PatAgonica Dr. Gaston A. Saint Martin MD  Vecino Tri-Nacional -Argentino Just-Soli- U$A x desicion y UK, por mi Flia Materna HARRINGTON _________________________________ . . Domingo 9 de Abril: URBY et ORBI…

[brainfondue]

Es mas mientras mas me lo pienso mas estoy de acuerdo con un video que uno de ustedes compartio donde decia que hay que dejar de filmar y hacer historias que solo pasarian en un country. Para mí el rainerverso pasa en un pueblo en medio de la nada patagonica.

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Dinosaur, Snake & Shark Articles

read mroe for the silly articles :3

cw: mentions of death, fossils, pictures of teeth, pictures of water/swimming/surfboarding. stay safe out there <3

DINOSAUR 💥💥💥💥(unfinished)

Dinosaurs

An Article Written by [Ryuu]

  What exactly are dinosaurs? We know they existed, but what were they like? What did they eat? How did they speak? Did all the species hate each other, or were there friendships? The truth is, we’ll never actually know. The dinosaurs died a long, long time before we started documenting things or even writing words! There are still some questions we can answer, so let’s answer them!

  How do we tell what dinosaur was the strongest? Truthfully, we can never know for sure. But we can make educated guesses! Based on what we know about our planet and its species, scientists and archaeologists have been able to tell weak from strong and herbivore from carnivore. So, according to the information we have, the strongest dinosaur would have been (drum roll please!) Spinosaurus! While most would assume it would be the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex (or t-rex), the Spinosaurus has shown time and time again the traits of the most powerful dinosaur.

SNAKES 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Snakes

An Article Written by [Ryuu]

Did you know that the first limbless snakes appeared around 90 million years ago? This was during the late Cretaceous Period. But why did they evolve to lose their limbs? What was the point? Wouldn’t keeping them be better?

According to sciencefocus.com, the real reason snakes gave up their limbs hasn’t been discovered yet. However, there is a chance they may have evolved to lose their limbs to benefit life underwater. But, as we do not know if their ancestors were terrestrial or aquatic, this isn’t the most stable theory.

Another theory, from amnh.org, is that snakes lost their legs when they evolved to live in burrows. This claim is backed up by a CT scan of a 90-million-year-old fossil of Dinilysia patagonica from 2015. By building 3D models of the fossil, scientists discovered a distinctive structure within the inner ear found in animals that actively burrow.

But, in the end, we may never know the reason snakes lost their limbs. It could have been for any reason. For burrowing, for living in the sea, for travel purposes, it could have been for something that makes no sense! All we can do for now is guess.

SHARKS 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️ (with images 😼)

Sharks

Written by [Ryuu]

Sharks have been on Earth as far back as 450 million years. One of the most well-known, the Megalodon, has fossils that can be as old as 20 million. These apex predators have been here for a long while, and have been known as dangerous since their beginning. But are they as terrifying and destructive as we make them seem? What exactly makes them attack?

Every year, only around 5 people are killed by sharks. These deaths usually occur in murky waters or common fishing locations. Your chances of being killed by a shark are about one in 3.75 million. In 2016, only 4 people were killed by sharks, compared to over 780,000 via mosquitos. Even the largest species of shark is not known to purposefully prey on humans! Humans kill well over 1,000,000 sharks every year and claim they’re the monsters.

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