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Hernan Cortes@CyberPunkCortesOct 11
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There are wolves inside you because your heart is a frozen tundra full of delicious lemmings
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I watch this harbor, traveler. For I am a friend to many a mariner who smites the gray sea with his oar when the wind will not serve.
I would know what tidings may come from the lands beyond these shores, for i have made it my business to advise the people here
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The Great Basin Spadefoot Toad 🐸 (Spea intermontana) lives in the arid, desert regions of western USA and Canada. When the spring rains come, the toad rushes to mate before the rain filled pools dry up.
📸 William Flaxington
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"Professor Tolkien asked me the very simple question, 'What class of men would you expect to be most preoccupied with, and most hostile to, the idea of escape?’ and gave the obvious answer: 'Jailers.'" -C.S. Lewis
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The Frog 🐸 of the Week is the European Fire Bellied Toad (Bombina bombina). When threatened by a predator, the toad arches its back and legs to show off its bright red stomach, showing off that they are poisonous.
📸 Marek Szczepanek
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The Emei moustache toad grows spikes on its snout to use as weapons in breeding season & then sheds them afterwards.
(Photos Cameron M Hudson)
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The alien-looking banded horned treefrog (Hemiphractus fasciatus) from South America.
(Photo myreptile)
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The eyes of the ghost glass frog look remarkably similar to blue spot jasper stone.
Like other glass frogs, this tiny amphibian also has semi-transparent skin, allowing some of its internal organs to be seen through its underside.
(Photo @lavieestbelIe)


































