Alissa
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Politically kind. Committed to finding and listening to experts. Native plant nerd.
Bottom right i think. They all look like AI
March 30, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Bottom right i think. They all look like AI
Reposted by Alissa
Beavers are able to feel water currents, and understand flow. They're able to smell underwater,
Sorry, let me emphasize, SMELL UNDERWATER,
because they've got bitching double-valved noses. Combine that with their scent marking language, and they get a lot of information about their environment.
Sorry, let me emphasize, SMELL UNDERWATER,
because they've got bitching double-valved noses. Combine that with their scent marking language, and they get a lot of information about their environment.
a close up of a porcupine swimming in a tank
Alt: A beaver pawing at a window underwater in an aquarium while a kid on the other side waves at it.
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March 20, 2025 at 10:59 PM
Beavers are able to feel water currents, and understand flow. They're able to smell underwater,
Sorry, let me emphasize, SMELL UNDERWATER,
because they've got bitching double-valved noses. Combine that with their scent marking language, and they get a lot of information about their environment.
Sorry, let me emphasize, SMELL UNDERWATER,
because they've got bitching double-valved noses. Combine that with their scent marking language, and they get a lot of information about their environment.