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celticeagle
@celticeagle (189915)
• Boise, Idaho
18 Oct
The snail can enter a state of dormancy called estivation which lets it avoid heat and dryness. Or it can go into hibernation to avoid cold temperatures. To protect itself, it will secrete a thick layer of mucus that hardens into...
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cherigucchi
@cherigucchi (15932)
• Philippines
8 May 25
Hello everyone!
I haven't been here for a long time. I guess I can count to a year or more. I have been very busy with work since I got promoted three years ago. I just happened to scroll on my desktop and came across with MYLot...
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Inlemay
@Inlemay (17712)
• South Africa
27 Sep 21
23-year-old our dear Google is and what a difference it has made in our lives.
Everyone, at some time or other, has said "let me quickly check on GOOGLE"
Last night I googled the golf course where they were playing the Ryder Cup...
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Always smiling
@allknowing (153529)
• India
10 Aug 21
I do not know about you but I have this tendency to get into hibernation no matter what Site it is. That is one reason why my earnings do not show up.
There have been months sometimes I am not active at Sites I do not think I...
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Judy Evans
@JudyEv (382273)
• Rockingham, Australia
8 Feb 21
Have you heard of brumation? Thanks to myLotter, Yuki (@yukimori), and her post about the superb owl, I can now say I have. Perhaps you know the word but I certainly didn't. You can read Yuki's discussion here if you missed it:...
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Always smiling
@allknowing (153529)
• India
25 Feb 19
Bears hibernate and stay hungry for six months in a year and yet survive. I read about this and that in a way gave me some relief. Preiti stays away from food for a few days at a time but does get back to it. This time she has...
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rosyrose
@vickyrose (2236)
• Cooma, Australia
22 Jul 18
Hello friends I hope that you haven’t forgotten me, lol..
So busy with others things, plus health wasn’t all so wonderful that I had to concentrate on pressing things.
Now that things are back on track, workwise and health wise,...
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Judy Evans
@JudyEv (382273)
• Rockingham, Australia
24 Aug 17
When I was researching hedgehogs after a little one was found in Availles-Limouzine in France, I found it interesting to learn that it is an ‘invasive exotic species’ in New Zealand. It seems that, for sentimental reasons,...
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rebelann1949
@rebelann (117251)
• El Paso, Texas
25 Apr 17
I love spring, really, I do.
Everything is sprouting and some plants are blooming .... yeah, yeah, I know, mostly the weeds, right?
Hibernation is almost over, at least some of the lizards are out...
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PaintsOnSlate
@PainsOnSlate (21845)
• Canada
3 Apr 16
They eat like crazy people all fall, they gain a lot of weight, if possible they get pregnant (not that I ever want to do that again), then they find or dig a nice hole somewhere usually in the side of a mountain or under a rock...
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Alice Henry
@IreneVincent (15960)
• United States
19 Mar 16
For those of you who know me, you know how I love my hummingbirds. I just purchased four more hummingbird feeders and some nectar mix. It’s a little too early to put the feeders out yet, but I’m definitely looking forward to...
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mimiang
@mimiang (3760)
• Philippines
7 Feb 16
After hibernation of a couple of years, I am here in mylot again. Thanks to an email that said that I have new follower? Anyway, I hope that mylot will be as successful as facebook has become. Many years back, I still have time...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
4 Nov 15
1/.
Canal Number Five
Cheap knock off pirate perfume
Bet it smells the same
2/.
Too many repeats
I don’t mean just on TV
Too many repeats
3/.
How has this happened
Throat cough kicked in so quickly
Ten minutes ago
4/....
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Fleur
@Fleura (35065)
• United Kingdom
3 Nov 15
Our garden is especially popular with the local bees this time of year. First we have the big strawberry tree covered in flowers which the bees love, and now those flowers are just going over I also have a mahonia with flowers...
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Fleur
@Fleura (35065)
• United Kingdom
6 Oct 15
In our garden we have quite a big Strawberry tree (Arbutus unedo). This produces fruits that look a bit like strawberries (unfortunately not nearly as nice to eat) and at this time of year it is covered in white heather-type bell...
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