#wonderouswednesday @Eggs
1. Lilacs
2. Coffee, bublr, and my teacher bestie (3 things that will get me to the end of the school year)
@BethM @peaKnit @JenReadsAlot
Eggs I miss the scent of lilacs from my Minnesota youth🪻 3d
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#wonderouswednesday @Eggs
1. Lilacs
2. Coffee, bublr, and my teacher bestie (3 things that will get me to the end of the school year)
@BethM @peaKnit @JenReadsAlot
pickI loved the art and the poetry. I feel like some of the suggestions (like night swimming) might not be the safest options, but there were other really nice night activity suggestions. I feel like it would have been better as a hard copy instead of an ebook.
#KatieDaisy #HowToBeAMoonflower #nature #night #art #poetry
The matriarch remains the head of the family into her old age, at eighty, ninety, even a hundred years old and way past her menopause; orcas are one of only five animal species in which females are known to outlive their fertility. * Grandmother orcas are the wise elders, keepers of expert knowledge of where to hunt, and they call other members of the pod to them with a splash of their tail.
*The others are short-finned pilot whales, belugas,
When sharks and rays are finally ready to begin reproducing, things still happen at a slow pace. Female sharks are typically pregnant for a year of more; short fin makos give birth after a year and a half, basking sharks after two and a half. Female greeneye spurdogs, […], are pregnant for between thirty-one and thirty-four months, one of the longest recorded gestations of any animal.
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Except now, of course: Humans are changing the rules, and
pickThis was a fascinating look at the impact of nature on people‘s wellbeing—physical and mental.
