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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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YOU ARE THE REASON

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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

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I told you not to touch that withered arm dawg they laced that shit
does getting cursed by a witch show up in drug tests
haters will see you mind control them and be like i do not hate you any more
What ive been smoking on
dark ambient perfume that smells like dust and molten brass
When that post nut clarity hits and you remember that you killed him 20 years ago
Don't Flea from the Water Flea!
Daphnia pulex is the most common species of water flea, and perhaps one of the most abundant animals in the world. They are found in nearly every permanant, stagnant body of fresh water, including lakes, ponds, slow-moving streams, and small puddles. They typically reside near the surface of the water, but will occasionally venture deeper into the column, particularly during the day when they are more vulnerable to predators.
Colonies of D. pulex feed on bacteria, phytoplankton fine detritus, and certain types of algae. They are filter feeders, using their feathery front legs to create small currents in the water which draws in food. Due to their small size, D. pulex is vulnerable to many predators including fish, insect larvae, and other water fleas. Populations often undergo cyclomorphosis, a process in which they change size and shape to make it harder for potential predators to feed on them.
Despite being quite abundant, D. pulex is rarely seen, as individuals are usually between 0.2-3.0 mm long. Males are usually smaller than females, and have longer antennae. Although they are crustaceans, it is difficult to distinguish segments of their body, and different populations may have anywhere from 4-6 pairs of legs. The outer shell is largely transparent, exposing the internal organs.
D. pulex typically utilizes either cyclical parthenogenesis to reproduce. In cyclical parthenogenesis, the cycle starts in the winter with females laying eggs which are fertilized by the males. The eggs can remain dormant for up to twenty years, and can resist freezing and drying. After hatching, the young can live up to 100 days without predation. In this second part of their cycle, which occurs during the summer, the emerging population is entirely female, and the eggs they lay can develop into both males and females. Under ideal conditions, populations may consist entirely of parthenogenic females.
Conservation status: D. pulex has not been evaluated by the IUCN. Due to their large range and population they are largely stable, although overharvesting for the aquarium trade may pose a threat to more isolated populations.
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Georgian Era (1741-1811) Weeping Lover’s Eye Mourning Jewelry
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Dont die because once you do uoure under my command lol
being as i am an idiot, and having been one my whole life, i just wanna say that i find it very easy to do nothing, and go nowhere. i eat chocolate late at night in the dark. i stand in the garden also. and i’m often waiting for something to happen. and i’m stupid.