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Soaring Majestically: The Harpy Eagle, Nature's Aerial Dynamo

on July 01, 2023

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UnReal Zippers - Kinda Freaky

on January 01, 2010

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Tagus river

THE TAG US two parts whose only means of communication was by boat. Today the bridge has shortened the distance The river is the life line of Lisbon. It gave blrth to the between both banks considerably and the river can be Portuguese capital, nurtured it and goes on giving it crossed by car in no time. Nevertheless, it is still a ﬁne sustenance. Lisbon is wholly identified with the impressive tourist trip to cross the Tagus in a pleasure Tagus. Cidede-Ifo (river-city) Mario Dias Ramos aptly boat. Once you are in the middle of the river, sur- named it in the title to a poem in his work Morlageme. rounded by the grandiose estuary, the waters of the The river appears on every side, as though ensnared river will be confused with those of the sea and it will by the lovely city in a passionate and ceaseless love be almost impossible to find where the mouth of the affair, giving itself completely and yet demanding to river is situated. be perpetually contemplated by the loved one in Th...

About Sea Otters and Kelp

The sea otter's dark brown fur is the finest and densest of any animal fur. On an adult animal, there are an estimated 650,000 hairs per square inch. A sea otter relies on its fur to keep warm-it doesn't have an insulating layer of blubber as other marine mammals do. Natural oils in a sea otter's fur repel water and trap tiny air bubbles, providing a layer of warm air between the otter's skin and the harsh elements of its environment. Sea otters may spend as much as 48% of the daylight hours grooming their fur. Sea otters sleep, rest, and usually swim by paddling with their hindflippers on their backs. California sea otters spend almost all of their time in the water, while Alaska sea otters often sleep, groom, and nurse their young on land. Tool use is an unusual behavioral trait seen only in sea otters and a few other types of animals. An otter may remove an abalone by repeatedly hitting it with a rock. It also may use a flat rock to break open the shells of crusta...

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