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Flat Caiman of the HE, growing on average 3-5 meters long, these are ambush bottom feeders with a diet heavy on bottom dwelling animals like catfish or crustaceans, they hide beneath the substrate and when prey comes close, they open their mouth sucking in both prey and water in.
Lucca & King K. Rool are enjoying a can of Diet Dr. Pepper.
ロルフ・ドベリ 氏の著書
「News Diet」の内容をベースに「ニュース」との付き合い方について解説したで^^
皆は、1日にどれくらいの時間ニュースを見てる?
アメリカのピュー研究所によると、
人は1日58~96分もの時間をニュースの消費に費やしてるそうや。
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'Fck the diet'
Took me a long time to learn to love my body. It is definitely a challenge, especially with the media and social norms of what 'sexy' is.
Sexy isn't a size. It's an attitude.
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That's me sitting on a diet and trying bot to think about gyros and kebabs👀
#dragonart #dragonartist #dragon
Japanese Bush Warbler
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Scientific Name: Horornis diphone
Distribution: Asia
Romanised Name: uguisu
Average Lifespan in the Wild: 2-5 years
Japanese Name: ウグイス
Diet: Omnivore
recorded top speed of the common prairie resplendelope (the fastest and most well known of this group) is around at least 169 km/hour.
Their generalist omnivore diet (which tends towards herbivory) allows them to exploit a wide arrange of food inexcessible to their—
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Resplendelopes are a group of highly cursorial decapods that inhabit every terrestrial habitat of Orbem Norvis, from the cold snow barrens to the lush labyrinth jungles. There are several factors to their success: speed, diet and camoflauge.
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Smilodon
Japanese Name: サーベルタイガー
Also known as: saber-toothed tiger, sabre tiger, saber tiger
Scientific Name: Smilodon
Conservation Status: Extinct
Average Lifespan in the Wild: Unknown
Distribution: North and South America
Diet: Carnivore
@rainzzap Thank you for the art share!!! My favourite drink is Pepsi Max (diet pepsi i think overseas???)
Common Gull
Diet: Omnivore
Average Lifespan in the Wild: 24 years
Distribution: Europe, Asia, North America, North Africa
Also known as: Mew Gull
Romanised Name: Kamome
Scientific Name: Larus canus
Japanese Name: カモメ
Conservation Status: Least Concern