Pedro Waschbärchen
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Pedro, pedro, pedro.
Reposted by Pedro Waschbärchen
They were hunted by the Mexica (Aztecs) for food, who also honored them as life-sustaining & symbols of fertility.
Every time I look at the moon, I'll be seeing the teporingo who got there before us.
Every time I look at the moon, I'll be seeing the teporingo who got there before us.
The Rabbit on the Moon
Different cultures around the world have found one or more rabbits hidden in the dark spots of the lunarscape since ancient times … click on title for more
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December 15, 2025 at 2:57 PM
They were hunted by the Mexica (Aztecs) for food, who also honored them as life-sustaining & symbols of fertility.
Every time I look at the moon, I'll be seeing the teporingo who got there before us.
Every time I look at the moon, I'll be seeing the teporingo who got there before us.
Reposted by Pedro Waschbärchen
They use wide paws to swim rapidly. A water-resistant coat traps insulating air.
They shove their nose into flooded spaces, blow a bubble out their snout & by this method can SMELL UNDERWATER for prey, making them the only mole that can hunt in lakes & streams.
They shove their nose into flooded spaces, blow a bubble out their snout & by this method can SMELL UNDERWATER for prey, making them the only mole that can hunt in lakes & streams.
November 29, 2025 at 12:30 AM
They use wide paws to swim rapidly. A water-resistant coat traps insulating air.
They shove their nose into flooded spaces, blow a bubble out their snout & by this method can SMELL UNDERWATER for prey, making them the only mole that can hunt in lakes & streams.
They shove their nose into flooded spaces, blow a bubble out their snout & by this method can SMELL UNDERWATER for prey, making them the only mole that can hunt in lakes & streams.
Never pieced that together until now. Really cool
November 26, 2025 at 6:04 PM
Never pieced that together until now. Really cool