John DoeForest coverage by US state
CMYK🔞🕱♌💛❤️💚☢️🐍🎭#nocommenttv
#gardening
#factoid
is it even proofable?
8Petros [Free Radical]@unusnemo #factoid
Some my believe that your genetics comes from members of nomadic shepherd tribes, feeding mostly on their herds (meat & blood & milk) having plants only if they found them (partly digested) in herbiovres' stomachs.
Makes certain (common) sense to me, which usually means it's untrue.
Some my believe that your genetics comes from members of nomadic shepherd tribes, feeding mostly on their herds (meat & blood & milk) having plants only if they found them (partly digested) in herbiovres' stomachs.
Makes certain (common) sense to me, which usually means it's untrue.
MathiasTCK.bsky.socialI been thinking about the right word for:
" #delusional or actively #malicious "
I been going with:
#CloseMinded for people choosing a self inflicted echo chamber full of #unsourced claims.
They have shut off access to verifiable facts, in large numbers, instead passing around #factoid , #memes.
Will DeakinIt looks like the best connected station in Britain is Clapham Junction, followed by Manchester Piccadilly. For a given value of "best connected".
Innocuous In Innisfil Has Moved
Canadian Beaver
A Beaver's tail is flat, leathery, and sparsely haired. Beavers use it as a rudder for steering while swimming and as a prop to balance when standing or sitting on land. They will slap their tail on the water's surface to warn other Beavers of danger. Beavers store fat in their tails, especially before winter, to help them survive periods with limited food.
A Beavertail is also a famous Canadian pastry that was introduced in the winter of 1978 to skaters on the Rideau Canal. It's a great way to eat Beaver without harming any animals.
Beaver teeth are unique due to their iron-rich orange enamel, which makes them exceptionally strong and resistant to wear. These teeth continuously grow throughout the beaver's life, requiring constant chewing to maintain a manageable size and sharpness. The iron content in the enamel is what gives them their distinctive orange color and provides added strength.
A Beaver can cut down a 5” thick tree in about three minutes and, on average, will cut down more than 200 trees a year.
To waterproof themselves, Beavers rub castor oil, produced from a gland near their tail, through their fur using their split toenail (their grooming claw).