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(Mar 03, 2023 06:02)
All five answers have something in common. Can you figure it out? 🌀 Head to the link in our bio for the answer.
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(Mar 03, 2023 03:25)
Not just for pleasure, but also for health😏
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*Slams computer shut until Monday 📸 Katharine Hepburn; 1981
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(Mar 03, 2023 03:38)
Happy Fossil Friday! This photo is a blast from the past. Snapped circa 1959, it features a visitor admiring the iconic Stegosaurus. With its plated back, spiked tail, and tiny head, it’s one of the Museum’s most recognizable dinosaurs. This large herbivore, which lived during the Jurassic some 140 million years ago, could reach lengths of more than 28 feet (8.5 meters). At one time, some scientists thought this dinosaur had a second brain because the one in its head seemed too small for such a massive animal. Stegosaurus did, however, manage with one small brain. See Stegosaurus and more at the Museum! Photo: Image no. ptc-876 © AMNH Library #amnh #dinosaurs #paleontology #fossilfriday #dinosaursarecool
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2 years ago
(Mar 03, 2023 03:16)
Kick the bucket is out, cut the painter is in.
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2 years ago
(Mar 03, 2023 03:23)
also sites: please turn off your ad block me: k bye
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2 years ago
(Mar 03, 2023 03:00)
A giant rodent originally from South America, the Capybara, is the most oversized living of its kind. With a heavy, barrel-shaped body and, short head, reddish-brown fur on the upper part of its body, the capybara was categorized as "fish" by the Vatican for years. Capybaras are great swimmers and like being in the water. They can hold their breath underwater for around five minutes, and to stay cool, they frequently take naps in the water or beside riverbanks. They can swim swiftly away from possible predators underwater thanks to their webbed feet and streamlined facial features, as per the IFL Science. Find out more at the link in bio. 🚀 #engineering #interestingengineering
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2 years ago
(Mar 03, 2023 12:30)
The Romanian government has unveiled "Ion," an artificial intelligence (AI) based platform built to record Romanians' voices and opinions and use them to guide state policy decisions. Prime Minister Nicolae Ciucă stunned his cabinet by presenting Ion on Wednesday, according to Romanian news channel Digi24. Find out more at the link in bio. 🚀 #engineering #interestingengineering
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