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Maryam. TX.

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Chimken

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The utter joy in that cat's face.

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Reblogging to share the joy

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lenovo thinkpad

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Visit Original Link

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Alolan Raichu surfing on Electric Terrain ⚡

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wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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ITS TIME

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me: :(

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me: :)

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Re: the last post, the article mentions that some places use clams to test the toxicity of the water. It’s like that in Warsaw- we get our water from the river, and the main water pump has 8 clams that have triggers attached to their shells. If the water gets too toxic, they close, and the triggers shut off the city water supply automatically.  

The clams are just better at measuring the water quality than any man-made sensors.

Edit: check out this documentary trailer : https://vimeo.com/408820791

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God Bless Our Troops

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They hot glued a spring to a clam and gave it full control over the water supply

[sindri42]

No of course not, that would be ridiculous.

They hot glued springs to eight clams and gave them collective control over the water supply.

[strangetikigod]

No of course not, hot glue would kill the clams.

The used silicone adhesive to attach springs to eight clams and gave them collective control over the water supply.

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tired girl core

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shes slaying absolute sleepy

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