#offtopic-discussion

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slate linden
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Damn it works

tight plover
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@stoic mulch shut the hell up, no one cares

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bye bye

stoic mulch
errant niche
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i care

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@tight plover

tight plover
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do yall think we should delete suchomimus or baryonyx from the isle

stoic mulch
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Sucho.

tight plover
errant niche
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they both cool, but I would choose to delete sucho

tight plover
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i just got done with my queue, time to check out the pteranodon changes they posted today in the update

honest dune
stoic mulch
worn glacier
tight plover
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i think both are cool tbh, i'm excited for both

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have yall seen the new pt flight yet

errant niche
tight plover
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not the last patch, but they changed it again today

worn glacier
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What was changed

errant niche
worn glacier
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I only know the last patch one and I hate it

tight plover
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it just looks so cool

ivory cedar
tight plover
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one sec

honest dune
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I like it a lot even if it made combat harder

worn glacier
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Definitely

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I get motion sick from it

young gale
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Me no like sharing

tight plover
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there we go

worn glacier
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Can we talk about the important things now? Isnt nara smith pregnant with her 4th now?

worn glacier
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Can't the camera just stay above the animal

young gale
worn glacier
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Fun fact is she makes homemade deodorant

young gale
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Have no clue who that is

errant fiber
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Hey, not sure if this is the right channel to ask this but I just joined the Server and read the rules, but Rule 8 said to check out a linked channel but I don't have access to that one

young gale
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What linked channel…

errant fiber
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I was refering to a popup with like 9 rules

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Eh I'm sure it's no longer relevant and as long as I follow all the rules it won't matter anyways

young gale
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Just dont be an ass

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And ur good

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Ive been here for 6 yearsthumbsup

errant fiber
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Yeah that was basically what I read

shell rapids
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Youre going in the cellar!

young gale
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not the cellarsandshrewsadsip

silent cargo
steady night
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<@&933486433342222376> is this kind of nonsense acceptable?

young gale
steady night
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true, the discussion doesnt belong here.
but that kind of response is just uncalled for

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and i would imagine not the kind of attitude anyone wants to be associated with

young gale
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Smeasels a cool dude

steady night
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respect comes on foot but leaves on horseback, dutch proverb saying its hard to earn but easily lost.

tight plover
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i engaged with them on normal topics right after too, i think they just wanted someone to talk to

steady night
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i'll take your word for it

tight plover
# steady night i'll take your word for it

and perhaps i was making an assumption on their intentions, but this isn't the place for those discussions. you're gonna get too many people involved who are only participating to be inflammatory and stoke conflict. a better way to shut that down probably would have been to say, "this isn't a great topic for a public forum," or something to that effect.

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but their wording gave me a bad vibe, so i decided to be harsh and shut it down abruptly

steady night
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ngl can't find a flaw in your logic there, this isnt the place for those talks.
games are to be enjoyed not dragged into real world conflict

tight plover
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its just the rules too, but someone had already told them that in the isle-discussion channel too, and they were going to bring it into here anyways

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so that kinda irked me too

steady night
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i stand corrected and my respect for you stands unblemished. thank you for explaining

tight plover
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absolutely. i care about this place and won't stand for bad actors, i try not to "take it into my own hands" these days but i slipped up admittedly

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i try to be a better example

steady night
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we all make mistakes every single day, not gonna hold it against you

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Text is the worst medium since Cher, it doesnt convey context tone of voice nor facial expression, its so easy to misunderstand or come to conclusions

tight plover
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i'd be lying if i said the situation he was referring to isn't effecting me greatly, that definitely played a part too. i don't appreciate how media is handling it at all. thats about as surface-level i can get without going into detail and pushing into rule break territory. my mind jumped to, "this is an ideologically motivated attempt to get a reaction out of people," which is just disgusting behavior
^referring to the chatter

so i figured my harsh response would get across the point that, "this is not welcome behavior, don't screw with us"

steady night
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train of thought does make sense on your part, its a strange time that wears on us all.
this discord is supposed to be about the game and nothing else

nimble grail
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Like, in general

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lot of people get too salty instead of communicating their thoughts and taking responsibility imo

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ik nobody asked but it’s still cool to see TI_Succ

tight plover
silent cargo
onyx surge
shell rapids
rough hollow
tight plover
shell rapids
heavy temple
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Armadillo

limber grove
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la creatura

young gale
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Anky 😄

shell rapids
runic rock
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Haha

silent cargo
digital sleet
shell rapids
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giant armadillo

unreal pier
tight plover
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naur

austere robin
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ITS OL GREGG

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silent cargo
pearl coyote
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I went on the internet and I found this 👆

pearl coyote
silent cargo
zenith bison
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anyone happen to know what causes this timer to appear? it appears in some discords and some not, and some are slowly getting this feature but when I look it up, this has been a thing for a long time but is now suddenly happening

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rustic badger
unreal pier
fresh chasm
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oof

sullen merlin
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First Animal species of the day (494) :
Red-necked grebe / ( Podiceps grisegena )

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The red-necked grebe (Podiceps grisegena) is a migratory aquatic bird found in the temperate regions of the northern hemisphere. Its wintering habitat is largely restricted to calm waters just beyond the waves around ocean coasts, although some birds may winter on large lakes. Grebes prefer shallow bodies of fresh water such as lakes, marshes or fish-ponds as breeding sites.

The red-necked grebe is a fairly drab dusky-grey bird in winter. During the breeding season, it acquires the distinctive red neck plumage, black cap and contrasting pale grey face from which its name was derived. It also has an elaborate courtship display and a variety of loud mating calls. Once paired, it builds a nest from water plants on top of floating vegetation in a shallow lake or bog.

Like all grebes, the red-necked is a good swimmer and particularly swift diver, and responds to danger by diving rather than flying. The feet are positioned far back on the body, near the tail, which makes the bird ungainly on land. It dives for fish or picks insects off vegetation; it also swallows its own feathers, possibly to protect the digestive system. The conservation status of its two subspecies, P. g. grisegena, found in Europe and western Asia, and the larger P. g. holbolii (sometimes called Holbøll's grebe), found in North America and eastern Siberia, is evaluated as Least Concern, and the global population is stable or growing.

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Description
The red-necked grebe is a medium-large grebe, smaller than the great crested grebe of Eurasia, and the western and Clark's grebes of North America, but noticeably larger than other northern grebe species.[13][14] In breeding plumage, it has a black cap that extends below the eye, very pale grey cheeks and throat, a rusty red neck, dark grey back and flanks, and white underparts. The eyes are dark brown and the long, pointed bill is black with a yellow base.[15]

The winter plumage of the red-necked grebe is duskier than that of other grebes; its dark grey cap is less defined, and merges into the grey face, and a pale crescent that curves around the rear of the face contrasts with the rest of the head. The front of the neck is whitish or light grey, the hind neck is darker grey, and the yellow of the bill is less obvious than in summer.[15] Although the red-necked grebe is unmistakable in breeding plumage, it is less distinctive in winter and can be confused with similar species. It is larger than the Slavonian (horned) grebe, with a relatively larger bill and a grey, rather than white face.[16] It is closer in size to the Eurasian great crested grebe, but that species is longer-necked, has a more contrasting head pattern, and always shows white above the eye.[15]

The sexes are similar in appearance, although the male averages heavier than the female.[17] Chicks have a striped head and breast, and older juveniles have a striped face, diffuse blackish cap, pale red neck and extensive yellow on the bill.[15]

The red-necked grebe flies with its long neck extended and its large feet trailing behind the body, which gives it a stretched-out appearance.[18] The relatively small wings are grey with white secondaries, and beat very rapidly.[15] Its small wing area means that the grebe is unable to take off from land,[19] and needs a lengthy run across water to gain the speed needed for take-off.[20] Like all grebes, the red-necked is an expert swimmer; it uses its feet for propulsion underwater, and steers by rotating its legs, since its tail is too short for this purpose.[21]

This is one of the most vocal grebes during the breeding season, but, like its relatives, it is mainly silent for the rest of the year. It has a loud, wailing or howling display call uooooh, given by a single bird or a pair in duet, by night or during the day, and often from cover. Long sequences of up to 60 consecutive notes may be delivered during singing encounters between rival territorial birds. A great variety of quacking, clucking, hissing, rattling and purring calls are also given, with much individual variation.[17]

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Distribution and habitat
Breeding takes place in shallow freshwater lakes, bays of larger lakes, marshes, and other inland bodies of water, often less than 3 ha (7.4 acres) in extent and less than 2 m (6.6 ft) deep. The red-necked grebe shows a preference for waters in forested areas or, further north, in shrub tundra, and favours sites with abundant emergent vegetation, such as reedbeds.[29] The best breeding habitat is fish-ponds, which have an abundance of food in addition to meeting the other requirements.[30] The American subspecies is less tied to a high aquatic plant density, and sometimes breeds on quite open lakes.[11]

All populations are migratory and winter mainly at sea, usually in estuaries and bays, but often well offshore where fish are within diving reach near shallow banks or islands.[27] The preferred passage and wintering habitat is water less than 15 m (49 ft) deep with a sand or gravel bottom, scattered rocks and patches of seaweed.[29] During winter, birds typically feed alone and rarely aggregate into flocks, but on migration, concentrations of over 2000 individuals may occur at favoured staging sites.[29] Migration is usually at night, but may occur during the day, especially when over water. This is particularly noticeable in autumn on the Great Lakes, when up to 18,000 birds may pass Whitefish Point on Lake Superior; these are thought to be Canadian breeders heading for the Atlantic Ocean to winter. This easterly route is longer than that to the Pacific, but avoids the Rockies.[27]

The breeding range of the red-necked grebe overlaps with that of the Slavonian grebe, although the latter species tends to be displaced from sites suited to both. The red-necked grebe prefers an inland temperate climate, and is less successful near coasts and in subarctic and warm temperate zones. It is usually a lowland bird, breeding below 100 m (330 ft), although has nested at up to 1,800 m (5,900 ft) in Turkey.[17]

The nominate subspecies breeds from southern Sweden and Denmark through central and eastern Europe east to western Siberia, and winters mainly in the North and Baltic Seas, with smaller numbers in the Adriatic, Black Sea, Caspian Sea, Mediterranean and on inland lakes.[31] P. g. holbolii breeds in North America in Alaska, western and central Canada, and the northern US east to Minnesota; in Asia it nests in eastern Siberia from Kamchatka south to Hokkaido and west to Mongolia. The Asian birds winter at sea from Japan to the East China Sea, and American breeders winter in the Pacific, mainly from southern Alaska to British Columbia (with smaller numbers south to California), and in the Atlantic from Newfoundland and Labrador to Florida. Some birds remain on the Great Lakes if they are sufficiently ice-free.[31] This species occurs as a rare winter vagrant in Afghanistan, Pakistan[32] and parts of northern and western India.[33][34][35]

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Breeding and survival

Red-necked grebes usually nest as isolated pairs with more than 50 m (160 ft) between neighbouring nests, although semi-colonial nesting may occur in suitable sites, where up to 20 pairs each defend a linear territory.[29] Semi-colonial breeding is more likely to occur in prime locations, such as large floating mats of vegetation with no connection to the shoreline. Such sites, safe from most predators and large enough to provide some wind and wave protection, have grebes nesting much closer than shoreline breeders, down to 10 m (33 ft).[36] Pairs nesting in these colonies produce larger clutches of eggs, which hatch earlier in the season and result in larger broods.[37] The territory is defended with various threat displays, including wing-spreading, hunching, and bill-thrusting;[16] pairs breeding in colonies are more aggressive, less likely to leave the nest unguarded and show a greater tendency to move out of sight of the colony when not incubating.[38] Breeding is often in loose association with gulls or other colonial water birds.[17]

The monogamous pair forms in April or May on migration or at the breeding water, and a highly vocal courtship ritual commences.[17] The elaborate breeding performance includes head-shaking, a head-lowered "cat" display, parallel rushes in an upright position and mutual presentations of green weeds, and culminates in a "penguin" dance in which pair members raise the whole body upright, breast to breast.[17][15][16]

Like all grebes, the red-necked grebe nests near water into which it can escape, since the position of the legs far back on the body prevents fast movement on land. It often breeds further within reed beds than other grebes. The nest is a floating platform of plant matter anchored to submerged or emergent vegetation,[17] in water 0.5–0.75 m (20–30 in) deep, and with the bulk of nest below the water line.[11] Egg-laying mainly takes place from mid-April to May in Europe,[13] and somewhat later, from mid-May to June, in North America.[11] Parents may leave the nest for significant periods of time during the night, possibly to evade nocturnal predators. It is unclear whether this is for self-protection or to protect the eggs by diverting attention from the nest; the clutch does not appear to suffer from this temporary abandonment, whatever the reason.[39]

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The red-necked grebe lays four or five (range one to nine) dull white or pale blue eggs, which average 3.4 cm (1.3 in) in breadth, 5.1 cm (2.0 in) in length, and weigh about 30.5 g (1.08 oz), of which 10% is shell.[40] Parents take turns to incubate the eggs for 21–33 days until the precocial downy chicks hatch;[17] they immediately climb onto the parent's back, where they spend most of their time until they are 10–17 days old.[16][41] The young may be fed by the parents for up to 54 days after fledging,[11] and can fly at 50–70 days.[41] The parents do not interfere with the feeding of their chicks when they are still being carried. Later they care for the younger chicks for longer, and are aggressive with the older offspring. This equalises the post-fledging survival of all chicks, and encourages their independence.[42] The brood may be split, so that each parent feeds only some of the chicks. This spreads the feeding demand equally between the parents.[43]

After breeding the adults moult their wing feathers and are temporarily flightless; migration commences once the flight feathers have regrown.[29] The red-necked grebe is normally single-brooded, although second broods and re-nesting after a clutch has been lost may extend nesting into July or August.[17]

Eggs may be destroyed and chicks killed by a range of predators, including the raccoon in North America and the carrion crow in Europe.[11][44] Pike may take swimming chicks.[45] On average, for each adult, 0.65 young birds are still alive by their fourth month, although the mortality rate for the adult is unknown. Red-necked grebes attempt to evade birds of prey by diving; when feeding, dives average less than 30 seconds, although escape dives are more prolonged.[11]

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Feeding

On the breeding grounds, the red-necked grebe feeds mainly on invertebrates including adult and larval aquatic insects, such as water beetles and dragonfly larvae, crayfish and molluscs. Fish (such as smelt[46]) may be important locally or seasonally, especially for the American subspecies, and crustaceans can constitute up to 20% of the grebe's diet. Birds breeding at the coast often make foraging flights to inland lakes or offshore areas to feed.[29]

Aquatic prey is obtained by diving or by swimming on surface with the head submerged, and terrestrial insects and their larvae are picked off vegetation.[17] A line slanting downward from the eye to the tip of the opened lower mandible may be used for sighting on prey before diving or when swimming under water. The grebe probably opens its bill and looks down the eye-line toward its target.[47] European breeders, which have to compete with the larger great crested grebe for fish, eat a greater proportion of invertebrates than the longer-billed American subspecies, although both races eat mainly fish in winter.[11] Birds of the nominate subspecies from the northernmost breeding populations in Finland and Russia, beyond the range of great crested grebe, have a longer and more slender bill than those further south, reflecting a greater proportion of fish in the diet where their main competitor is absent.[48] If food is scarce, parents may desert unhatched eggs, or allow the smallest chicks to starve, although the latter strategy appears not to be particularly efficient in protecting the older chicks.[49]

Like other grebes, the red-necked grebe ingests large quantities of its own feathers, which remain in the bird's stomach.[16] Feathers are not only swallowed by adults, mainly during self-preening, but are often fed to the young, sometimes within a day of hatching. These feathers soon decompose into a felt-like, amorphous mass.[50] The function of the feathers in the stomach is unknown, although it has been suggested that they help to protect the lower digestive tract from bones and other hard, indigestible material.[16]

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Status

The red-necked grebe has a large range, estimated at 1–10 million square kilometres (0.4–3.8 million square miles), and a global population of 150,000–370,000 individuals,[1] with P. g. holbollii about twice as numerous as the nominate race.[51] The population trend has not been quantified, but it is not believed to meet the thresholds for the population decline criterion (declining more than 30% in ten years or three generations) of the IUCN Red List. For these reasons, the species is evaluated as Least Concern.[1]

The red-necked grebe is one of the species to which the Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds (AEWA) applies.[52] Parties to the Agreement are required to engage in a wide range of conservation strategies which are describes in a detailed action plan. The plan is intended to address key issues such as species and habitat conservation, management of human activities, research, education, and implementation.[53]

The red-necked grebe was hunted by humans in northern Europe in the Mesolithic and Paleolithic periods,[54][55][56] but there is no evidence that there is any significant level of hunting at the present time.[1][44] In North America, there are potential threats from pollutants such as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and pesticides such as DDT which cause reduced reproductive success due to egg sterility and eggshell thinning. Breeding areas may be threatened by the modification and degradation of lakes and by human disturbance from water-based recreational activities.[29] There is no evidence to suggest that these threats could result in a significant risk to the overall population; more than 70% of North American red-necked grebes breed in Canada, where the population is stable or increasing.[44]

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^winter plumage

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@rustic badger
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@spice gyro

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@wintry marlin
@drowsy egret
@full patrol
@lilac dagger
@azure oar

rustic badger
full patrol
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Duck

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@modest isle
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove
@molten portal

wintry marlin
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@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt
@sly trellis
@nimble grail

modest isle
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Red Grebe TI_PteraHype TI_PteraHype

sullen merlin
modest isle
sullen merlin
sullen merlin
modest isle
distant nymph
distant nymph
modest isle
sullen merlin
distant nymph
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Ah D:

sullen merlin
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1,5 m tall fence, fully lined with chicken wire and a mesh on the ground around the perimeter isnt enough to contain her

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But i think we finally found the escape route (pls no jinx)

modest isle
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Your rabbit needs to produce more Mutts offspring mix between domestic population and wild population of the same species to increase genetic diversity 🧬

sullen merlin
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Man i swear all these rabbits in the garden now

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They are burrowing underneath our goat house

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At night if i look out my window i see like 8 of them in the yard

modest isle
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Lol big family

sullen merlin
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and thats only a small part of the yard as well

distant nymph
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Hm D: That is a lot of bunnies, yeah

sullen merlin
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We found another litter of 7 bunnies a few days ago

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AGAIN

modest isle
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Its ok since its in a farm area

sullen merlin
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My friends dad is a falconer or whatver its called in english

modest isle
sullen merlin
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some rabbits we caught we gave to him, its kinda sad but atleast he can kill them humanely (hes a vet) and can feed to his birds.

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Its sad still but if theres too many wild rabbits they will die of mixomatosis

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which is more painful

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and itll put our animals at risk as well

modest isle
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Poor Rabbits

sullen merlin
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i know TI_Succ

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But in my area also arent really a lot of natural predators aswell

distant nymph
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That's fair, yeah ):

sullen merlin
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I think in belgium the only animals that will actively hunt rabbits are goshawks and foxes. And none of them are in my area

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Well foxes are but they dont come near our house cuz of electric fencing and dogs

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Do beech martens hunt rabbits?

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distant nymph
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Good question o:

sullen merlin
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They would eat them for sure but i think theyre too slow

distant nymph
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I wonder if 'red kite's would eat them, I assume so o:
They're known around here for getting unprotected small fawns

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sullen merlin
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Hmm im not sure, i would think they go for smaller prey tbh. Also red kites are REALLY rare in Flanders

distant nymph
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Fair, we have a ton of them here in Germany Alfanod

sullen merlin
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Everytime i cross the border im like

distant nymph
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Aw xD

sullen merlin
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cuz i just never see them where i live

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But in belgium they are also quite common in the southern region Wallonia since theres less urbanized areas

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But in flanders the biodiversity is really doodoo. As far as raptors go its only like buzzards, kestrels, sparrowhawks and goshawks i guess

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If you want to see marsh harriers, hobby's or kites u have to drive to like more specific parts of the country where they are rather common

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THe point is, Flanders sucks when it comes to wildlife

distant nymph
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That's fair Alfanod

modest isle
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That's super interesting o:

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So many wild animals went extinct that explains the lack of Wildlife in Europe compared to things like Africa or Asia , or the Americas

sullen merlin
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Bro i can almost see the outline of my country perfectly

modest isle
# sullen merlin Bro i can almost see the outline of my country perfectly

I think we are currently in an Extinction Event, not a normal Extinction Event but a “MASS EXTINCTION EVENT” this the 6th one

A single extinction event can last for 1-2 million years meaning we are probably in the early stages of this extinction event it started back in the ice age ,
And it may take 5-10 million years for biodiversity to recover

modest isle
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I believe the most of it is in scandanavia, iberia and germania

modest isle
full patrol
sullen merlin
silent cargo
bronze relic
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U guys like WhatsApp chicken?

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Personally I think he should be the next added character

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I need opinions

young gale
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Personally he deserves to be turned into chicken tenders

bronze relic
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I aint reading allat

bronze relic
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Its the "we should kill this guy" meme 10 separate times

young gale
bronze relic
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I love coca cola

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Even though i never really drink soda

silent cargo
barren bear
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young gale
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hi

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hi

silent cargo
rough hollow
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I have a question. How do you headbutt with carno without charge I've been seeing people do It in horde testing and I'm curious on how to do it

quaint scaffold
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So it appears like there’s a badger running around at night in my neighborhood… I’m especially concerned about this as there’s plenty of cat owners here (including my cat). How should I deal with this?

quartz fog
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deal with it by not letting ur cat out

barren frost
barren frost
hazy gate
boreal viper
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or like

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call animal control

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idk

naive apex
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you shouldnt keep cats outside anyways

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they ruin the ecosystem! its the badgers environment first!!!

runic rock
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If your cat enjoys outdoors, consider finding/making a cattio (a much safer and more ecosystem friendly solution for outdoor cats)

young gale
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At night theres always a coyote or 2 roaming around looking for tiny dogs and cats

runic rock
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The coyotes taunt my GSD and arent afraid of my dad and i. I’ve had to scare them off with an aztec death whistle

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We have a pretty large pack of like 15 near my house

digital sleet
runic rock
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Surprised that i did not have a wellness check called on me as the whistle is quite loud, i did it at night, and does sound like someone being murdered 😂😂

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Worked tho. Coyotes did not like it one bit haha

silent cargo
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family guy

hazy gate
unreal pier
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WHATS RHIS?

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Thats so odd cause I didnt ebvven touch it

silent cargo
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i like the glitch that puts isle on an ancient sumerian stone tablet

barren bear
silent cargo
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Ants Fact 🐜 :
99% of all Ants your going to see in your lifetime are Females because they are the worker Ants that leaves the colony searching for food

silent cargo
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bird fact: birds the word

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The great outdoors 👌🏻

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bro what is my recommended videos on youtube doin

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😨

abstract notch
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@sharp ether yeah

sharp ether
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yeah

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I started lookin at Nakai mods

runic rock
abstract notch
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Nakai was done dirty for the amount of hype he was given
Imagine not having a tabletop model lmao

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abstract notch
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I see Warhammer Fantasy discussion in my neighborhood The Isle Discord. I am in.

abstract notch
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Yeah Lizardmen are peakest

vale terrace
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Nah uh

sharp ether
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What a deviation too, idk how we got here but we're totally here for it

runic rock
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oh lordy there's going to be the holy bible of lore 😂

abstract notch
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I love my race (races I guess?) of reptilians with literal God tech led by chud frogs that can't figure out what to do with it
I love it more than anything

vale terrace
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Aztec Lizards riding dinosaurs are pretty rad

abstract notch
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Every other race is truly inferior

sharp ether
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Its funny how the Slaan are the closest they could get to figuring out any of the tech, and they have like 10% turned on

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Now hold on, commendable Skaven for making working radiation weapons ahead of their time

vale terrace
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Now yoz just takin' the go at it. No scale Fer brainz got nuffin o'anyfing on the greenest and meanest of tides!

sharp ether
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Just stupid enough to consistently screw it up tho

vale terrace
abstract notch
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Slann's philosophy is literally to take power naps instead of reading manuals on how to use their own tech and when crap hits the fan they just force through it via mind powers

sharp ether
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They work until they don't

abstract notch
sharp ether
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And that catch is hilarious

abstract notch
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Yeah that catch is pretty good

vale terrace
abstract notch
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I mean Fantasy and 40k
AoS isn't real because End Times never happened

sharp ether
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The most genuinely terrifying out of the 6 lords you could pick is probably Snikch, then Throt, Then Queek and Ikit

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abstract notch
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Yeah I mean it's good, I don't think anyone hates Orks per say

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If anything they misinterpret them

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All things considered AOS is fun from what I've played. But yeah... the End Times was just a spit in the face for the franchise

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Snikch with the assassin training is something worth fearing, Throt making endless supplies of monsters will very quickly overwhelm even other vermintides, Queek will just fight everyone and everything himself, especially if they're GREEN or short, and Ikit blew up the moon.....

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sharp ether
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Bro a chaos dwarf made legs taller than all the dawi by default

abstract notch
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I kinda hate the world's logic but I get that it's for balance of sorts
I hate that a skaven assassin can be super duper deadly and borderline one of the best assassins in the world and he's like 7 or something

Meanwhile Elves who trained for hundreds of years straight are just not cutting it

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yeah huh

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Almost as bad as the French

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abstract notch
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Elves are cool but it goes for Lizardmen too
Saurus can be thousands of years old and literally engineered for peak combat performance but can't squash a 7 year old skaven warrior

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the coolest thing i've seen from the elves is they have dragons, thats it. Cuz the trees aren't elves, and they're very scary for trees

abstract notch
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I just like Elves. Elves are cool

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Elves in general are usually cool, warhammer elves just seem to be a let down, not necessarily because they're bad, just that their competition is a variety of demons, oddly intelligent rats, Terminator level lizardmen and that doesn't even cover everything they're actually neighboring at the start of the game

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You mean balance wise or flavour wise?

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oh definitely flavor, balance is always gonna be skewed compared to their actual lore representation and I can accept that

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But thats why we make doomstacks, to fully enjoy the flavors we desire

abstract notch
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Yeah WH Elves aren't... awfully unique

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It's bizarre the newest Greenie probably has more complexity, and that's just because he's a smart Greenskin

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JAMES W. ORKSHOP NEEDS TO BE FIRED

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WE ✊ ARE 👊 ARE 🤜 SHRIMP 🤘

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vale terrace
sullen merlin
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Anyone in here who has experience w goats?

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anyone who plays no mans sky have any idea if I can go in this thing? Ive heard you can but this one is all wrecked and not like the videos

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First Animal species of the day (495) :
Common brittle star / ( Ophiothrix fragilis )

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Ophiothrix fragilis is a species of brittle star in the order Ophiurida. It is found around the coasts of western Europe and is known in Britain as the common brittle star.[3][4] It is also found along the coast of South Africa where it is known as the hairy brittle star.[5][6]

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Description

The common brittle star is extremely variable in colouration, ranging from violet, purple or red to yellowish or pale grey, often spotted with red. The arms are usually white or grey with pink bands. The central disc is about one centimetre in diameter with the five arms being about five times as long. The disc is clothed in five rays of spines radiating from a spiny centre. Between these are five pairs of triangular plates, each pair forming a heart shaped pattern. The slender tapering arms are quite distinct from the disc and are covered with overlapping scales.[7] The dorsal arm plates are naked and have a longitudinal keel.[8] Each arm segment bears seven glassy, toothed spines. The arms are extremely fragile and easily shed, coming away either whole or in pieces.[7]

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Distribution and habitat
This species is common around the coasts of Britain and Ireland and in the North Sea. It ranges southwards from the Lofoten Islands and Iceland to the Mediterranean Sea and the Azores, and along the west coast of Africa south to the Cape of Good Hope.[8] It is most common on tide-swept rock and on coarse sediments,[9] preferring hard substrates including sand and shingle. It is often found in empty shells or under stones, from the littoral zone down to 350 metres.[8]

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Biology

The common brittle star sometimes congregates offshore in vast numbers and as many as two thousand individuals have been recorded in a single square metre.[10] Higher up the shore it normally lives a solitary existence under seaweed or pebbles or in crevices.[11] It moves by jerking a pair of limbs forward and pulling itself along.[7]

The common brittle star is a scavenger, feeding on dead organisms. It is also a suspension feeder, raising an arm and extending the tube feet in order to catch particles floating by.[12] It then passes the food to the mouth with its arms.[13] Its abundance varies according to environmental conditions including temperature and the availability of food. After mild winters, it has been found in very large numbers in the Oosterschelde estuary in the Netherlands.[14]

The common brittle star is itself eaten by other species and can be found among the stomach contents of most common predators.[15] However its glassy spicules may make it unpalatable, it lives in concealed places and is well camouflaged so that it blends in with its surroundings which combine to reduce predation. A study of skeletal bands suggests that it may live for as many as ten years.[9]

Like some other brittle stars, Ophiothrix fragilis has symbiotic bacteria under its cuticle. The host-bacteria association can be upset by acute stress, and changes in levels of bacteria present can be used as an indicator of stress.[16]

This brittle star usually spawns between May and January. Each individual is thought to spawn just once during each breeding season. A week after spawning, the planktonic larvae appear in the water column. They metamorphose into young brittle stars which drift in the plankton for about three weeks before settling. The smallest brittle stars found have just two segments per arm and a disc diameter of two millimetres.[9]

digital sleet
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wow

jelly fish

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@rustic badger
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@spice gyro

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wow

jelly fish

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@wintry marlin
@drowsy egret
@full patrol
@lilac dagger
@azure oar

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@modest isle
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove
@molten portal

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@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt
@nimble grail

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wow

jel fihs

modest isle
distant nymph
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if you think about it coal is a fossil fuel because its fossils and its fuel

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young gale
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Hey hey 😊

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Lost Lands fam where you at

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I just got hit up by a scammer for some mobile game, heads up. Pretended to "accidentally friend me" and convince me to play some Infinity Kingdom mobile game.

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Dunno where else i'd post this, but wanted to give people a heads up somewhere cos they're in this server and found me here.

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I generally think we humans don’t show enough gratitude to our domesticated animals. It is a lot thanks to them we have come this far.

Cheep - wool and mutton.
Cattle - milk, beef, leather and extra strength.
Pig - pork and likely something more.
Chicken - eggs, feathers and meat.
Horse - transport, speed and strength.
Cat - protection of our food supply against vermin.
Dog - protection, hunting and tracking.

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i also kind of just... dont like pigs

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sort of for that reason

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theyre an animal that doesnt make sense to be livestock

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most livestock animals are multipurpose

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but pigs dont have anything going for them

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Both of you are pigs though

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boar is close enough

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First Animal species of the day (496) :
Japanese fire-bellied newt / ( Cynops pyrrhogaster )

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The Japanese fire-bellied newt or Japanese fire-bellied salamander (Cynops pyrrhogaster) is a species of newt endemic to Japan. The skin on its upper body is dark and its lower regions bright red, although coloration varies with age, genetics, and region. Adults are 8 to 15 cm (3.1 to 5.9 in) long. To deter predators, Japanese fire-bellied newts contain high levels of tetrodotoxin, a neurotoxin accumulated mainly from their diet.

The species is found on many Japanese islands, including Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu. Their habitats include both natural and artificial bodies of water, as well as forests and grasslands. They breed from spring to the beginning of summer, both sexes producing pheromones when ready to mate. Eggs are laid separately, hatching after about three weeks. They grow from larval to juvenile form in between five and six months. Juveniles eat soil-dwelling prey, and adults eat a wide variety of insects, tadpoles, and the eggs of their own species. They have several adaptations to avoid predators, although which they use depends on where they live. Several aspects of their biology have been studied, including their ability to regrow missing body parts.

The Japanese fire-bellied newt first diverged from its closest relative in the Middle Miocene, before splitting into four distinct varieties, each with a mostly separate range, although all four are formally recognized as composing a single species. Currently, their population is declining, and they face threats from disease and the pet trade. They can be successfully kept in captivity.

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Description
On the newt's upper body, the skin is dark brown, approaching black, and covered in wartlike bumps. The underbelly and the underside of its tail are bright red, with black spots.[4] Younger juveniles have creamy coloration instead of red, although most larger juveniles have some red present.[15] Adults from smaller islands tend to have more red on their ventral (belly) regions than those from larger islands, sometimes with extremely small spots or none at all. In general males tend to have more red than females.[16] Males can also be distinguished from females by their flat, wide tails and swelling around the ventral region.[17] An entirely red variant exists: that coloration is believed to be inherited and recessive. This variant is not confined to any single population, but is more common in the western half of Japan overall.[18]

The vomeropalatine teeth, a group of teeth in the upper back of the mouth, are arranged in two series. The tongue is relatively small, half the width of the mouth. The nostrils are positioned anteriorly (toward the head), closer to each other than to the eyes and hardly visible when viewed from above. The toes of males are longer than those of females, although the females themselves are longer. The tail is tightly compressed, with fins on both the top and bottom. A smooth ridge runs from their nape to their tail.[19] The full body length of adults is 8 to 15 cm (3.1 to 5.9 in).[11] Snout–vent length can be anywhere between 43.0 and 64.0 mm (1.69 and 2.52 in) for males and 48.5 and 75.0 mm (1.91 and 2.95 in) for females. Populations from more northern and elevated regions tend to be larger than those in southern and lower-altitude regions.[20] Eggs are 2.1 to 2.3 mm (0.083 to 0.091 in) long.[17]

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Distribution and habitat
Cynops pyrrhogaster is endemic to Japan, being found on several islands in the archipelago, including Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu.[1] It mainly dwells on the larger islands, whereas its relative, C. ensicauda, is found in the Ryukyu Islands. It has the northernmost range of any Cynops species; all other species, besides the aforementioned C. ensicauda, are native to southern China.[12] There is also an introduced population on Hachijō-jima, believed to be descended from individuals from Shikoku. Their introduction is thought to have occurred in the 1970s, although exactly how it happened is unknown.[21] It has been recorded in the United States three times, in Florida and Massachusetts. Every instance was either an escape or deliberate release, and no populations have been established.[11]

Of the four clades, the northern is found in the districts of Tohoku and Kanto. This does not overlap with the range of the central clade, which is found in Chubu, northern Kansai, and eastern Chugoku. The central's range has a small amount of overlap with the western, which is found in southern Kinki, western Chugoku, Shikoku, and central Kyushu. The western also has some overlap with the southern clade, which is found in western and southern Kyushu.[12]

The newts occur at elevations of 30 to 2,020 m (98 to 6,627 ft). Ecosystems they are found in include forests, grasslands, shrublands, wetlands, lakes, marshes, and cultivated environments. They can also dwell in humanmade bodies of water, such as aquaculture ponds.[1]

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Behavior and ecology
Reproduction and life cycle
Breeding occurs in paddy fields, ponds, brooks, pools, and streams. Females accept male courtship behavior from spring to early summer.[20] Males and females both produce peptide pheromones to attract the opposite sex when ready to mate. Males produce a type known as sodefrin (from the Japanese term sodefuri, lit. 'soliciting');[22] females have their own variety, named imorin by its discoverers (from the Japanese term imo, lit. 'beloved woman', and rin from sodefrin). These are released from the cloaca, and were the first peptide pheromone to be identified in a vertebrate and first to be identified in a female vertebrate, respectively.[10][23]

Courtship begins when the male approaches the female, sniffing its sides or cloaca. The male then brings its tail to the female and rapidly vibrates it. The female responds by pushing the male's neck with its snout. At this point, the male slowly moves away, undulating its tail, and the female follows, touching the tail with its snout when close enough. The male then deposits two to four spermatophores, one at a time, moving several centimeters after each, which the female attempts to pick up with its cloaca, sometimes unsuccessfully.[24] Females lay eggs separately on underwater objects, such as leaves and submerged grass roots, fertilized one by one from the spermatophores they carry. They can lay up to 40 eggs in one session, and 100 to 400 eggs in a breeding season.[24]

The young hatch from their eggs after about three weeks, as swimming, gilled larvae, with dorsal tailfins. They grow around 3 cm (1.2 in) in the first three months of their lives. At between five and six months, they stop eating and undergo metamorphosis, losing their gills and fins, and becoming juveniles. Juveniles cannot remain submerged in water like larvae or they drown.[25][26] Newts at lower altitudes mature faster than those at higher ones. Male newts of higher-altitude populations tend to live longer after reaching maturity, but their fully grown size is not as large as that of lowland newts. Wild individuals as old as twenty-three have been found.[20]

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Diet
In captive settings tadpoles are known to readily eat mosquito larvae, brine shrimp, and earthworms.[25] Juveniles often consume soil-dwelling Collembola (springtails) and Acari (mite) species.[15] Adults at one particular sub-alpine moor in the Azuma Mountains of Fukushima Prefecture were found to like both live prey and carrion. They consume many insect varieties, such as members of Odonata, which include dragonflies and damselflies, whose larvae have been found whole in newt stomachs, but only pieces of adults; Brachycera, a suborder of Diptera (flies); Hymenoptera, which include sawflies, wasps, bees, and ants; and Coleoptera (beetles). They also eat Rhacophorus arboreus tadpoles and the eggs of their own kind. The makeup of their diet varies seasonally and from year to year, suggesting changes in the small animals in and around the ponds that they dwell in.[17] Similar results were found at a pond on the campus of Tokyo Metropolitan University in Hachiōji, Tokyo, the newt stomachs containing insects from many different orders, and again, the eggs of conspecifics. Like before, frog tadpoles were eaten, although these belonged to the species Rhacophorus schlegelii.[28]

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Predators

Newts in Mainland Japan have different antipredator behavior than newts on smaller islands. Individuals on smaller islands (for instance, Fukue Island) generally use a maneuver called the unken reflex, where they expose their bright red underbelly to attackers. As their main predators are birds, which are capable of distinguishing the color red, this technique is effective. In Mainland Japan the newts must also avoid mammalian predators, which cannot distinguish colors as well as avian hunters. This leads these populations to use the maneuver less, as it can result in death if attempted.[16]

Against snakes, newts from Fukue Island tend to perform tail-wagging displays, designed to bring a predator's attention to their replaceable tail rather than their more vital head; those from Nagasaki Prefecture in Mainland Japan tend simply to flee. Snakes are present in both areas. This behavior difference is likely because newts from the mainland are adapted to escape from mammalian hunters, which are less likely to be repelled by such a display.[29]

Toxin
Wild Japanese fire-bellied newts contain high levels of the neurotoxin tetrodotoxin (TTX).[30] This toxin inhibits the activity of sodium channels in most vertebrates, discouraging predation by both birds and mammals.[29] Experiments have shown the toxin is almost entirely derived from the newt's diet. When raised in captivity with no source of TTX, 36- to 70-week-old juveniles did not contain detectable levels, but wild specimens from the same original habitat had high toxicity. In younger captive-reared newts some TTX was still detected, which was inferred to have been transferred by adult females to their eggs.[30] In a follow-up experiment by the same team, captive-reared newts were given food containing the neurotoxin. They readily consumed TTX-laced bloodworms when offered, not showing any symptoms after ingesting the poison. It was detectable in their bodies afterward, further indicating food to be the source of the toxin. No TTX-producing organisms are known from their habitat, but their existence is likely, and would explain the origin of TTX in wild newts.[31]

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@rustic badger
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@spice gyro

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@wintry marlin
@drowsy egret
@full patrol
@lilac dagger
@azure oar

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@modest isle
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove
@molten portal

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@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt
@nimble grail

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Amphibian !!!

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strawberry chocolate noodle

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Beautiful <3

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Those really look awesome Alfanod

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Man I stopped playing that shortly after it came out. Could never build up my village cause the P2W people would destroy it every time the cooldown was over

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digital sleet
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@heavy temple found these passing by on facebook

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anyone here play Smack Studio

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that game is freakin slept on

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@full patrol what have your thoughts been about the new mega evolutions for victrebel and hawlucha and malamar, and the three starters

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GOG COMING BACK ITS A CHRISTMAS MIRACLE

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Gogmazios how i have missed you.

Its been stuck in 4U on the 3ds since its debut, im so glad its finally getting love.

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Hurry

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They're all fine except the dragonite
Mega Dragonite looks dumb

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Is that the one with angel wing hair

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This is ridiculous, first Fat Pigeon funeral, what's next, SaoulZod funeral??

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Like

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Months ago

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@elder garden well 1 min timer in main chat but still in disc

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im betting its a case of not having the role so people, despite the rules stated, dont bother them with DMs and pings or other things

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😞

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It's actually so disappointing

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The non-mega design is so cool and honestly kind of threatening and seeing it go from that to a big fat bag of poison with weird lips makes me sad

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Delicious spagherti

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massive plateau that seems to have hit world height limit

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long time no see

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guys wtf is this, eu offiacal server 4

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this guy was annoucing this like 15 times, and also make annoucement about hating black people

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Hackers….

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NA1 Speed hacking Adult Rex stay safe i just lost mine

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I found rocks of flavoring in my bag of doritos

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and they arent just clumps of it, they are SOLID AS ACTUAL STONES

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what

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Is foie gras animal cruelty

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Hammer this fella <@&933486433342222376>

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worn glacier
vast ruin
hollow moss
vale terrace
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@heavy temple @upper bramble @heady spoke

First Army for AOS painted and based to an officially battle ready state!

Still technically have a little more I want to do if I want to push them closer to being 'done' in my mind, but as it stands I'm very happy with how this turned out for being my first completed Spearhead and miniature painted army in general

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@novel rock uhhh

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Comedic timing i think

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Somber soundtrack I'm working on called Pendulum.

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It seems today that all you see is violence, movies, and sex on TV; but where are those good old fashioned values on which we used to rely? Lucky there’s a family guy! Lucky there’s a man who positively can do all the things that make us laugh and cry! He’s a family guy! @wooden ferry @red mica

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????

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family guy

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pulsar river
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Who's writing that bro 🥀

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXJehWw4bYc

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Check what my buddy got me!

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I may be stupid

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Pulled a Dino skull decoration from my pond today and it made me think of the isle lol

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The algae layer is very even

barren bear
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shrimptastic!

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silent cargo
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thats not very nice

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SIX SEVEN

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young gale
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they will

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there was leaks

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@ everyone

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Hypsi hacker on NA 2 - West at Jungle sector near the pond

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Mods take that persons kneecaps away

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This may just be the most irrelevant opinion but… you know how some animated movies/shows has a romantic couple of predator and prey? I absolutely hate that and it disgusts me

rancid ginkgo
quaint scaffold
# rancid ginkgo Agreed

Yeah and let’s hope zootopia 2 doesn’t fall into to that with the main casts. I’ve heard rumors and I’m scared

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how cool would be to see this tech applied in game development, imagine UE6 with this

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TI_FeelsGoodMan the future is bright

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i have not seen that name in ages

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i remember him doing a lot of AI videos before GPT blew up a few years back

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july 23 2027

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Hi

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bronze pier
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anyone who uses capcut frequently here? got a question abt some issues i'm facing

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rancid ginkgo
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ꍏꈤꀎꏂ ꏃꎭꀬ ꂷꍏꈤꀬꂷ

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<@&933486433342222376> All channels

young gale
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<@&933486433342222376>

silent cargo
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i wonder what it was . . .

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im scared of turkeys

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I LOVE BLESSED ANCIENT SALAMANDER

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transformation aaaaaa
Levi-0001///LEV-34299

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terrible internet

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anyone got the SOON gif?

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i lost my copy of it

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@austere robin

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thank you greatly

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Oh hey, that's "our" Fred (2D artist), right ? o:

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I hadn't heard of this short film before o:

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"design the raptors in this short film"

does that mean freds done some 3D artwork/CGI?

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I'm not sure hmm

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maybe concept art it was based on ? o:

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hop on minisaurs

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barren bear
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If it is more professional then student film-esque

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full patrol
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Boo so cute!

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Check out this movie! It's like someone make a movie in TheIsle

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I should have a timelapse camera

young gale
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You should touch it

modest isle
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<@&933486433342222376> 🥺

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🥳

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@agile root did i just join an SOS flare uth duna with u

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Naw not me :p

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😭

young gale
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Im kind of enjoying the beta for the new cod game

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The disco rgb hacker vid circulating the internet is kinda funny ngl

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The hacking isnt funny but the way they did it was visually dumb lol

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I just saw it earlier on tiktok

young gale
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ember shard
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True

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It does feel like bo4 mixed with bo3

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Hi

young gale
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Hi

flint spire
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Dreamy Soundtrack I made known as Aether.

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god that was funny as hell

silent cargo
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Did my yearly check in to Counter-Strike 2, still unfathomably broken

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Not too fond of valve

barren bear
silent cargo
zealous geode
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I know not all of you know Beasts of the Mesozoic… but for those who do, and can answer my question, when is the Cyberzoic dylo going to ship?

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I know its unsure, but if there is a specific range, i’d like to know… (btw I ordered my dylophosaurus on 9/30… not sure if that changes anything)

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Rumble we should make a deal.
A bargain.

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^ hackers youtube vid ideas

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if I were to hypothetically fail this challenge, the profile would be determined by general consensus. However, I still need you to agree not to incite players into the... furry... direction.

Because that would be uncivilized.

Therefore, I will bribe you... with something, idk what you want from me but there has to be something.

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furry profile picture….

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whats the challenge

analog smelt
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At current that is irrelevant.

heavy temple
digital sleet
heavy temple
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Oop, 12 am, wordle time, brb

analog smelt
echo quail
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just set one of rumple's owl drawings to ur avatar, close enough fr fr

digital sleet
#

rumple is a struggling addict

analog smelt
analog smelt
tame python
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hackie if you want a raccoon persona you don’t need a reason or to lose a bet

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it would be cute as is

echo quail
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ya we wont judge 😊

tame python
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maybe you could even do one up yourself with your pfp

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slap some ears on it and lil mask

digital sleet
analog smelt
heavy temple
heavy temple
# analog smelt Wha-

Wordle resets every day at your local time, and I need to be better than my friends

tame python
heavy temple
echo quail
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the world needs to see it happen

analog smelt
#

You tell me.

tame python
heavy temple
#

I'm pretty happy where I'm at with the exception of a few things, and I'm sure I could get some of the artists on here who moonlight as furry artists to get something relatively affordable

analog smelt
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Aha
You see, I am broke.
Meaning if I were going to, I would need to make it myself.

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Or just make an AI do it.

lone star
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nah I’ll draw a raccoon fursona.

heavy temple
analog smelt
analog smelt
heavy temple
#

You should, lemme pull up a quote I said to my friend

analog smelt
#

Actually on second thought... they are in some part my target audience so that may not be wise.

echo quail
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AI slop hacker avatar, truly a dark future ahead

analog smelt
heavy temple
#

There's way more furries than you think and a scary number of them are nuclear engineers

echo quail
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the world needs furries or else IT deparments worldwide would collapse

heavy temple
#

Yeah

analog smelt
heavy temple
analog smelt
#

That is a very cool raccoon.

dull galleon
#

Hacker will have to swallow the raccoon pill it seems

echo quail
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we will make him

elder veldt
#

the what

heavy temple
#

He will be beautiful

dull galleon
digital sleet
analog smelt
dull galleon
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They want to make him use a raccoon persona PFP if he loses a challenge

digital sleet
heavy temple
#

We have him backed into a corner

echo quail
#

goth makeup would def make him look more like a raccoon

digital sleet
analog smelt
#

If I get forced into that position I may resort to AI slop.

Checkmate.

dull galleon
#

Not AI slop...

elder veldt
#

what’s the challenge

heavy temple
dull galleon
elder veldt
#

…. For how long

analog smelt
dull galleon
#

No idea

elder veldt
heavy temple
runic rock
dull galleon
heavy temple
elder veldt
#

Cooked

lone star
#

I said the same thing and hacker shushed me

runic rock
analog smelt
echo quail
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i feel like at this point its become destiny, hacker WILL embrace the raccoon avatar

heavy temple
lone star
#

no this pfp change is for us

analog smelt
#

Put the power in my hands.
Go ahead. teehee

heavy temple
#

It's for your adoring fans

analog smelt
#

But you guys hate me.

runic rock
heavy temple
elder veldt
#

peer pressure

echo quail
runic rock
#

Lmao i was free will 😂

analog smelt
heavy temple
echo quail
#

😔

analog smelt
digital sleet
young gale
#

Please get back on topic

heavy temple
heavy temple
analog smelt
#

Think of it like a commission.

heavy temple
#

You have my attention

analog smelt
#

A video, editing something lore related maybe. Per your discretion of course. Chad

elder veldt
#

gone with the wind

analog smelt
#

A terminal, some UI, an animation?

dull galleon
#

I feel like there are others who would suggest the raccoon now tbh

analog smelt
#

We have options here, Rumple.

analog smelt
dull galleon
dull galleon
heavy temple
#

Nah, lorecord supplanting me and then proceeding to ruin what I worked for with nonexistant and biased moderation has sorta culled my desire to engage in lore if there's not actively something new, seeing you with a raccoon fursona would bring me so much more joy

echo quail
heavy temple
young gale
#

Guys can we please get back on topic here thanks

analog smelt
elder veldt
#

lol does every isle community server implode on itself?

heavy temple
analog smelt
elder veldt
#

Pfffffft

heavy temple
#

Unfortunately, one of those people was more popular than I was

runic rock
#

Hacker rn

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heavy temple
echo quail
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its so cute :O

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did u just draw that

runic rock
#

Yeah lol

analog smelt
lone star
#

I… what in the world happened??
I didn’t ever really look at lorecord

lone star
elder veldt
echo quail
#

get off my topic 😡

heavy temple
echo quail
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hacker you say?

heavy temple
#

So now I avoid servers unless it's primary community servers or friend servers

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Or archives, like stuff for my stickers or my buddy's emojis

analog smelt
heavy temple
analog smelt
analog smelt
#

They've been a pain in my side moderation wise as well.

heavy temple
#

They're a joy, especially since they're the reason I deleted the original lorecord in the first place because they got buddies and I'm evil actually

analog smelt
runic rock
analog smelt
elder veldt
#

Nose

heavy temple
#

I can't use my stickers in this channel for whatever reason

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Anyways, back to my studies, I bid you all adieu

runic rock
#

have fuuun

barren bear
#

Adieu is a long time or final goodbye

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France

echo quail
#

france lore

barren bear
echo quail
#

oooo french people 👻

dim shore
#

есть желающие пати надолго?

barren bear
vast notch
#

And idk what happened with someone calling rumple racist but they definitely arent as far as I'm aware

runic rock
#

@analog smelt enjoy :)

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@chrome crag here’s the art XD

heavy temple
#

That's sick

runic rock
#

Tyyyy

heavy temple
#

Very well done

runic rock
#

tysmmm

analog smelt
#

No way

heavy temple
analog smelt
runic rock
#

hahaha

chrome crag
echo quail
#

what the, that actualyl looks so good

#

am i a furry bro 🤨

runic rock
#

aww thank you so muuuch ahaha

runic rock
analog smelt
#

SOMEONE EHLP ME SCmicAAA

#

I CANT LOSE NOW

#

THE STAKES JUST BECAME SO MUCH HIGHER

runic rock
#

I called your bluff 🤣

#

im an artist that can make anything happen 😂

analog smelt
vast notch
#

Hecker you're cooked

echo frost
#

THE FURRY

echo quail
#

a lot of hackers prob are furrys tbf

hearty pollen
#

Does anyone know the silly war of the worlds game? It might get a new dev video in the coming months

barren bear
hearty pollen
barren bear
hearty pollen
#

Same

abstract ridge
#

Fellas, please look at how pretty Mohan is. I wish for his babies to possibly be albino too, but no luck so far.

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silent cargo
#

this is so relatable 💔 🥀

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mortal echo
scarlet beacon
#

I just gave my goth owner some dinosaur legos for her birthday

i fear i might be the best kitten of them all

young gale
tepid jay
#

What a time to check islecord KEKW

#

Hacker the trash panda

modest isle
#

Potentially Hacker ?

modest isle
runic rock
north tangle
#

POPPYPLAY TIME IS COMING TO FORTNITE

timber gorge
#

first elder in the isle!

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timber plover
#

i dont know why but i am stuck on "Connecting..." after trying to connect to a server? im on evirma

north tangle
#

you gotta re try

#

theres no way to get in from there, its a known bug u just gotta re do it

analog smelt
runic rock
tame python
modest isle
runic rock
#

Haha

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I’ve drawn some weird things before 😂

#

But i like to use the common artist threat iykyk

north tangle
sullen merlin
#

The best clip is him dropkicking the tv

modest isle
#

Oh lol you already sent it TI_LUL

analog tusk
#

why do no servers appear for me?

sullen merlin
analog tusk
#

no servers

#

like eu4, na5 etc

sullen merlin
#

And you are on evrima main branch?

analog tusk
#

I play on evrima

#

i havent played in a while wdym main branch sorry

limber grove
analog tusk
#

Like it says "scanning all frequencies" then no servers come up

limber grove
analog tusk
#

how do i do that 💀

#

wait they just came up but the first time in like 5 tries across 3 days dude

#

what 😭

limber grove
analog tusk
#

i think it might've fixed?

fossil ridge
#

just curious, i noticed an "official server admin" role in discord..is this new? i didn't realise the officials had server admins

young gale
#

For like years now

fossil ridge
#

thanks

fading berry
#

Hello everybody I wanna ask one question so where’s megalania are they realise on hordtest in 2026 or not?(sorry for my English)

limber grove
fading berry
#

You right but don or someone of him team set megalania realise in the 2026

limber grove
fading berry
#

If you not heard it’s no means it’s not true

limber grove
#

Where did you hear it?

young gale
full patrol
#

All we know is megalania was bottom of priority list and now it's not
Doesn't mean it has a eta

digital sleet
#

megalania mention

silent cargo
#

no . . . no i donts thinks so . . .

low loom
#

…meg….

latent swift
digital sleet
barren bear
#

woah

nimble zinc
#

https://youtu.be/BYCjeNQvISM?si=BOiWWgHlp9LUbLIf LET'S GOOOOO

YouTube
Dead Sound
"Hunted by Moonlight" | Dinosauria Series | Animated Teaser

Created by David James Armsby.
https://www.facebook.com/davidarmsbyartist/

"Hunted by Moonlight" is the second film of Dinosauria Volume 2, and the seventh of my Dinosauria Animated Series overall. The finished film is about 11 minutes long and is available to watch right now for all my $5+ Patreon supporters.
It will be uploaded publicly here ...

▶ Play video
mortal echo
worn glacier
naive apex
#

tiger barbs

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cedar crescent
modest isle
hallow parrot
#

I love it when Microsoft buys a company, imposes auto cloud storage, and then proceeds to load probably 50gb of videos out of only a 5gb maximum and expects me to pay around 80-200 a year just for a little inkling worth of storage.

image.png
#

I genuinely hate microsoft, some accounts on certain platforms, I am locked out of because its connected to my microsoft account and Im also locked out of my old microsoft account because I forgot the password and cant log back in because its permanent after I tried too many times.

#

I'd happily let google sell my data rather than microsoft

hallow parrot
#

NOT ONLY DID IT FINALLY FINISH UPLOADING
BUTS IT ALL UNORGANISED

limber grove
#

i factory reset my pc due to some hdd corruption earlier this year

the moment i realized that my downloads and documents folder were ACTUALLY one drive folders hoo boy

#

literally interrupted what i was already doing and took time out of my day to immediately rip that outta my pc with my teeth

hallow parrot
#

yikes, that sounds 10x worse

limber grove
#

itll probably happen to you one day

#

i had to excise that thing like a tumor

hallow parrot
#

I do fear sometimes that I'll accidentally do something without thinking and end up destroying tonnes of stuff stored on my PC

#

When it comes to documents, I always print a copy and store it in a chest of drawers

#

Feels old school, but I've only done it because my parents and grandparents do it, and I also dont trust anything digital

shell rapids
#

Ive been playing thru the halo games

IMG_20251010_183601_479.jpg
#

And bugged a cutscene by somehow killing chief at the start of it

elder veldt
#

they don’t make em like they used to

shell rapids
modest isle
shell rapids
#

wow, looks like the halo show that does not exist, and should never exist

silent cargo
round shadow
#

Hello there, so I just woke up and got an update on Battlefield in Steam, and I click update but it doesnt update and says "update in queue" when I dont have any other, anyone knows whats going on with that?

gusty elm
#

Does anyone play ffxiv bleghh

full patrol
shell rapids
#

And certainly wouldnt blatanly ignore and disrespect thr source material

young gale
#

I pre ordered legendsZA

#

So excited to play it

#

In 5 days

elder veldt
worn glacier
silent cargo
#

i preordered the isle

#

v1.0

#

top secret

terse silo
abstract notch
#

@signal stag I have over 700 hours on the game and then an unknown amount of hours on Warhammer 2
All of them are Lizardmen. I have not played anything else

signal stag
#

gor rok the goat

#

my fav faction as well

#

chaos demons a second

abstract notch
#

Gor Rok is the goat but I'm not a sucker for Saurus. I always play with SFO and opt for Mazdamundi or Kroq-Gar because they have the best mechanics

abstract notch
signal stag
#

tzeentch the best chaos god

#

or malal

#

im more of a 40k guy tho

#

i have a tyranid army for tt

abstract notch
#

Yeah makes sense. No Lizardmen in 40k, have to cope using something else

abstract notch
#

Reddit mod of a God

signal stag
#

nurgle is the reddit god

abstract notch
#

Nurgle is the Discord mod

signal stag
#

This is true

stable stratus
#

Hello peoples I have bought de game and play. 10/10 will play untill im 80 and die and forget to get a job and live off of my moms will.

#

Also evrima is peak.

hearty cloak
#

Public stego eggs eu1

#

Gone

rough hollow
#

i can

sullen merlin
signal stag
timber gorge
#

this is the best game ever, got teamed on by some troodons, and omnis, couldent see anything and somehow didnt lan a single hit.

frank vigil
#

can somone please explain to me why food is so bad right now. Both normal servers and horde? im using a map, that works, and yes, food does spawn. But if there were just 3-4 other players there. thats borderline nothing. School of fish is garbage too........and tbh idk what happened , i started playing this game a year ago and food was fine. I get the new AI dibble/galli/dilo etc. is being incorporated but thats just rediculous..... think about it, we dont even have baby deer and boar anymore. Lets just spawn varied sized dibbles with infinite stamina

rough hollow
#

sorry this is off topic chat i cant talk about the isle

dense fractal
#

anyone know what the 5.1 gb update on HT is for?

young gale
signal stag
topaz rivet
signal stag
#

@abstract notch you play CK at all?

#

or stellaris

abstract notch
#

I have Stellaris but not a big fan of it. I play it like once in a blue moon

signal stag
#

fairs

#

i only played modded tbh

twin halo
silent shoal
#

Day 732
Release Isle on console

young gale
#

Probably never gonna happen

grand frigate
slender sand
#

Off topic but I JUST GRADUATED

echo quail
rough hollow
long hornet
rigid sand
young gale
#

nice

stable haven
topaz rivet
quaint scarab
#

uhhhh

#

is this meant to be like this?

runic rock
#

Yep it’s a wip

quaint scarab
#

ahhh okay this is trippy wtff

runic rock
reef plaza
#

dos anyone know how to change Profiel name???

#

does

#

my ex girlfried gave me this one name ;-;

signal stag
#

idk

woeful smelt
runic rock
glass cape
dull galleon
drowsy quiver
#

thats cool

#

but peep this clip i got

#

im the one that didnt die btw

serene mirage
#

will replay mode return?

young gale
serene mirage
#

Ok

young gale
#

Checked my stats in valorant and damn i spent so much time in ranked

IMG_5112.png
#

With 2000 matches played

craggy raven
silent cargo
cedar crescent
#

Sorry

young gale
#

Shut up

cedar crescent
#

Ok!

young gale
cedar crescent
#

Maybe

abstract notch
#

Warhammer 3...

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young gale
#

<@&933486433342222376> its in every server

echo quail
#

<@&933486433342222376>

#

🥳

silent cargo
#

i wonders whats its coulds have beens

tall tangle
#

Ooohhhh, my god??
Bro, I would play a fluffy yutyrannus so hard if the Isle ever got one...
https://youtu.be/eB9JdjNCiiA?si=fQ05ajZvQL_-pVx8

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GOBELINS Paris
TEARS OF THE MOUNTAIN - Animation Short Film 2025 - GOBELINS

Jaya sets out to hunt the spirit of the mountain, a sacred beast with valuable feathers. As she approaches the heart of the mountain, she’s interrupted by her younger sister, Amala, devout on protecting the spirit.

Backstage and makings of : https://instagram.com/tearsofthemountain.gobelins

Directors...

▶ Play video
#

-# ...Can we get a yuty someday, pretty please?

young gale
tall tangle
runic rock
tall tangle
#

...And it looks like it has absolutely bone-crushing jaws.

runic rock
tall tangle
#

I mean, we're already getting austro, ovi, and feathered utah... Think fluffy yuty could he a thing in the distant future if we wish hard enough? <:3c

runic rock
#

Haha that’s true. It would most likely be a modded dino, if that happens

tall tangle
#

Big sad... I support the nodding community, but I still long for official models and animations since this dev team makes them look so damn good...

runic rock
#

Im sure there will be requirements 😂

barren bear
#

@uneven wraith bought the knight of the seven kingdoms novellas book in honour of the TV show announcement

I want to read it as this time before the show!

tall tangle
# runic rock Im sure there will be requirements 😂

I just love yuty as much as I do because I have my own black and white snow giant whose entire story really is pretty much just being the old man of the mountain. lol Love my Ivo. Old Ark lore for me, but still a favourite old boy.

runic rock
#

Awwwww

tall tangle
#

Also...

runic rock
#

Hahaha

restive bridge
#

Hand caught a Scolopendra.

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silent cargo
#

picture of a fat rat i took

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uncut oracle
#

Arc raiders is peak

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uneven wraith
young gale
#

@crimson marlin i got access to the playtest

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tired hinge
#

anybody out here arcing their raiders?

crimson marlin
sudden bloom
#

Saw some real deino today

barren bear
modest isle
heavy temple
#

@signal stag @rough hollow wa

signal stag
#

yeah

#

anyway