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Why is Bath so busy this evening?

I drove into Bath so I could go for a walk and get my steps in, but it was rammed.

I wondered whether it was connected to A Level results, but that is next Thursday.

Is there some event on?

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u/PsychologicalSplit43 — 12 days ago
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Front row seats to the miracle of childbirth

Was super awesome to watch this unfold in real time. I gotta admit I didn’t expect them to come spilling out of her face like that though 😅

u/PsychologicalSplit43 — 12 days ago
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My Toad Garden in Thailand

A few photos around my toad garden in southern Thailand.
I feed the wild toads mealworms nightly.
Photos taken at night with an iPhone.

u/Live_Middle_7927 — 1 month ago
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Morning walk with the young-ins!

Mama had 10 on her back after 2 fell off in the garden. As a mother of multiples myself, I can empathize.

u/PsychologicalSplit43 — 1 month ago
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Just a sleepy doggo acting as a mattress for a bunch of ducklings

Credit: @clan.pata.de.pato on Tiktok

u/Caratteraccio — 1 month ago
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Rana punta de flecha (Dendrobatidae)

Originaria de América central y América del Sur, rana potencialmente mortal por el veneno que recubre su piel, este lo coge de unos insectos de los que se alimenta y sintetiza el veneno haciéndolo más potente, si no comiesen estos tipos de insectos dejarían de producir veneno y dejarían de ser venenosas. Llamada punta de flecha porque las tribus utilizaban el veneno que recubría su piel para untar las puntas de las flechas y que fuese más mortal para presas.

u/Miiukatt — 2 months ago