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Pico Bolìvar - Venezuela (by M M)

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Bólido

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Bosque de Monfrague

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Richard Amsel original study art for Bette Midler’s album cover “The Divine Miss M” (1972)

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Women protesting forced hijab days after the Iranian Revolution, 1979.

On 8 March 1979, more than 100,000 women gathered on the streets of the Iranian capital to protest against the new Islamic government’s compulsory hijab ruling, which meant that women would henceforth be required to wear a headscarf when away from home. The protest was held on International Women’s Day, and the images show women from all walks of life — nurses, students, mothers — marching, smiling, arms raised in protest.

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Here is the first trial of Bisquick’s new enrichment! This is the Wurm Ball. The general idea of enrichment is to make Bisquick’s life as interesting and fun as possible, and that includes new ways of offering him food! This is a slightly modified ping pong ball which I then stuffed with red wigglers (his favorite). So instead of just eating the worms as I toss them in he can engage his brain in how to get the worms out of the ball. I started off with a few big holes as you can see, and it was unsurprisingly very easy for him to figure out the general gist of it. This was his first interaction with it, so it’s really neat to see him investigate the ball in the beginning. Trail II will use a pingpong with more worms and smaller holes, that is if I can get the worms into smaller holes. I do apologize for the shaky camera, I’m not 100% used to using my DSLR for video applications.

For those of you who have not yet met Bisquick he is a species of freshwater stingray (Potamotrygon motoro). Although he is currently small and cute this species (as well as many others) grow to incredibly large sizes; this combined with the fact that they are venomous means they are not for inexperienced keepers. I strongly encourage the average person to merely visit the stingrays at their local aquarium rather than going out and purchasing one.

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This is super cute and I love it. Seconding that this is not a pet species. Been stung by a baby and it SUCKED, plus mommas grow to be enormous. Unless your whole apartment is an aquarium, you don’t have room for this.

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I love this for so many reasons. One, enrichment is for everybody, even elasmobranchs! Two, accurate husbandry information about an unusual pet species that is positive but also appropriately straightforward about the care and setup needed.