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StudSpud The Starchy @ StudChud @aussie.zone
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  • It's a massive relief it's all over now 😅💜 ty!

  • Haha I had no idea lol! Even better! 💜💜

  • I use Brave on my phone, because of its inbuilt ad blocker - I can watch YT videos without all the ads before, during, and after the vid lol idk about it's other functionalities however.

  • I did it! Teacher loved my presentation!!! 😭😭 OMG!!! I'm so CLOSE!

    ONE question on the LAST QUIZ! AND I'M DONE! AHHHHHHHHHH!

  • This is now cat thread: add cat pics (and other animals) to boost luck by ✨purrty purrcent!✨

  • Don't forget to zoom down the hallway out of sight, wait a beat, and then yowl your head off

  • That is very, very normal for cats 😂

  • It is!! I also studied the skeletal systems of the Eastern Tiger Snake (Notechis scutatus) and the Budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus), it is all extremely riveting! And it took me down a few different rabbit holes haha

  • Gotta do those finger stretches to warm up before a two-in-pink sesh bruh

  • Their backwards facing hind feet (pointed towards the posterior of the animal/ pointed caudally) means that when they dig out their food or dig out burrows, the dirt is kicked back and away. Combined with the females backward- opening pouches (the opening of the pouch is also pointed towards the posterior) this means that dirt and soil and bugs won't be kicked into their pouch and onto their puggle.

    They also produce milk (one of the reasons they are in the Mammalia Class) via mammary glands, but they don't have nipples in their pouches; the milk seeps through the skin a bit akin to sweat