#savannas

[wouldyourathervisit]

Would you rather visit the American prairies, the Eurasian steppes, the African savannas, the Pampas plains, or the Australian savannas?

Would you rather visit

The American Prairie 🇺🇸🦬

The Eurasian Steppe 🇪🇺🌏

The African Savanna 🌍🐘

The Pampas Plains 🌾🐎

The Australian Savanna 🇦🇺🌅

Voting ended onMar 26

[pokemonworlddatabase]

Just below its head is a large hood with a face-like pattern. This pattern has over 20 possible variations.

Arbok is capable of crushing opponents by coiling its body around them and squeezing them tightly. It can even flatten steel oil drums. If it encounters an enemy, it raises its head, mimics, and stuns the opponent using the frightening pattern on its body. It can also make eerie sounds by expelling air from its mouth. It has been stated that if any part of Arbok's body except for the head is cut off, it can regrow the rest of its body again in a few weeks. It also can detect vibrations as shown in the Pokémon the Series episode The Whistle Stop. The Pokémon the Series episode The Misty Mermaid shows that Arbok can spend long periods underwater and survive in aquatic environments. One particular Arbok could change its pattern at any time to increase power to different stats and get invulnerability to status conditions, if the pattern is uncovered.

Arbok is territorial. It lashes out at intruders with long fangs tipped with deadly venom. Vengeful in nature, it will not give up a chase once it targets its prey or an opponent, no matter how far. It makes its home in grassy savannas and plains, but it can also be found in forests and desolate wastelands alongside its pre-evolved form Ekans. In the wild, it hunts smaller Pokémon such as Wooper, and also preys on Pidgey and Spearow Eggs. When hunting, it uses the pattern on its hood to immobilize prey, then constricts them, and finally poisons the target to finish them off and eat them. As shown in Pokémon Sleep, Arbok is known to display its belly while sleeping. It is theorized that Arbok does this to scare other Pokémon away by showcasing its fearsome markings.

[lolmythesis]

Over thousands of years, sometimes there were more bushfires than now. Sometimes there weren't

Earth science, James Cook University

Fire and Environmental Change in Northern Australian Savannas during the Holocene

[rjzimmerman]

Description of this video (two minutes) from Rewild:

From the prairies of North America to the savannas of Africa, grasslands have made us who we are—and we have shaped them too. Drilling and fracking directly affects these important ecosystems, particularly in the western United States, but also all around the world. As we continue our series on ecosystems, marking the start of the UN’s Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, we're taking a look at grasslands.

[the-faunal-frontier]

Giraffa reticulata - Reticulated Giraffe

[rayneidayz]

Is this a good way to come out as a casual Furry? 

This is Zenneyah, a warrior princess. On the account that she has a mane, she was playing with Spears instead of dolls. It has been a long-ass minute since I drew anything anthropomorphic, so here's hoping that I get better at it in the future.

[kemeticenterprise]

This poem is close to 100 years old, slightly altered by me. "Africa" ​​by David Diop , (1927 - 1960). You can google the original version. The book I found it in says it's from #Senegal however the author is a Black guy from France. # DecolonizeYourMind

[superbnature]

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