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Arctic Wolf

The Arctic Wolf is a subspecies of the gray wolf native to Alaska and the islands of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. They have two thick layers of white fur, helping them to stay warm even in the cold northern winters.

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During an expedition into one of the archipelagos inner islands, affectionately named "The Jagged Crowns" researchers and hunters caught glimpse of a strange wyvern crashing through the dirt and earth being chased by Ventelpento.

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An exiled angel
This image is of a rogue angel who has been banished from the world of angels and exiled to remote islands in the sky.
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The USS Hornet (CV-8) ferried the Army bombers across the pacific for the Doolittle mission. It was sunk at the Battle of Santa Cruz Islands. Her wreck was discovered in 2019.

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🍃 The natural history of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands:
London: Printed for B. White, 1771.
https://t.co/4uYFt06l6y

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An exiled angel
This image is of a rogue angel who has been banished from the world of angels and exiled to remote islands in the sky.
https://t.co/3gqjLio2Rh

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Galapagos - inspired by Darwin's discovery of evolution through natural selection, made while observing finches with their different beaks on the different Galapagos islands.

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I couldn't find a good image to show the scale of the biggest islands and continents so I had to make one myself.

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🌲 The natural history of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands:
London: Printed for B. White, 1771.
https://t.co/1FvUYh03gZ

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New Drop "summer bipolar"
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Keep building more small 'buggy' islands.
Now on 🪲
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https://t.co/V0YN5CGedO
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"They were first discovered on the western islands when a chef thought he saw some big strawberries, but he actually found a Cake Frog's nest. The Cake Frog bit the chef's hand that, although not lethal, broke some of its bones."

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Aukusti Uotila, Landscape - Wiasholmen in the Pelling Islands, 19?? https://t.co/VDPb30i2Qg

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Dow's Puffin wasn't the only bird breeding on the Channel Islands. The massive bonebeds of San Miguel Island also preserve fossils of the Ancient Murrelet, Cassin's Auklet and the flightless seaduck Chendytes lawi.

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