Hihi! This is request 3 and i’d love the 500gb or jag!

Did you know that snow leopards are not actually leopards? They are more closely related to tigers than leopards!

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This is request no. 2, I'd love 500 GB! the international phonetic alphabet has symbols for every noise humans can make :)

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"Hihi! This is request number #2! I would love somewhere around 300GB or/but jag especially!
Fun fact: Owls strengthen their pair bonds through mutual preening, beak rubbing, and sharing food—behaviors that help maintain their lifelong partnerships.

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CHEERIOOOO MATE requestttttt 3 I would love gb of ANY amount or cute little bitch
Fun fact dolphins create unique names for eachother and if you took all the termites in the world they out weigh the all humans 11 to 1 lolz

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There's been a 3 month old saber cub(or most of it) found and published about recently and it's neck is thicker than a lion of the same age
"Hi! This is request number 1 and I would love some gb(saving for my clan, to commission a cd, or to get enough giant torts to re-stock up for my heir)."

Hope you like that fun fact :]

(Also if you decide to or not to gift me the gb could you send a small message in my comment bar? Thanks ahead of time!)

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Hi! This is request number 2. I would love 500 GB.
FACT: Dragonflies play dead to escape sexual harassment from other Dragonflies......

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Howdy! This is my second request and in all honesty I'd love any of the prizes.

Fun fact: The last execution via Guillotine was performed the same year Starwars - A New Hope came out.

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Hello!
This is request number 2 & I would love 500gb!

Thank you again for offering this chance 🙏

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"Hi! This is request number 1 & I would love the GB or the Jag."

Fun fact: The Platypus doesn't have a stomach

Another fun fact: The game Monopoly was created as a way to make fun of capitalism and prove that it was unfair, but it got stolen from the actual owners and trademarked to make millions. lol

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Hi! This is request number 2 I would love some gbs.^^

Fun fact the ridges on a cats tongue is made out of keratin.

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Request #2, I’d love some Gb!

Fun fact: one of the most endangered ecosystems in North America is one that most people have never heard of- the canebrake. A bamboo forest! Yes, the southeast US was once covered in massive swathes of impenetrable bamboo forest. They were knocked down and plowed for farming. There is nothing left aside from the occasional bamboo thicket. It’s thought the eradication of this biome is a major factor in the extinction of the Carolina parakeet, which nested in the bamboo.

There are 4 species of bamboo native to the US, Arundinaria appalachiana, gigantea, tecta, & alabamensis. The last one, whose common name is Tallapoosa Cane, was just discovered in 2023!

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Hi! This is request number 3 I would love some GB or the jag.

fun fact: koalas have fingerprints that are strikingly similar to humans’! Because of this, people have said that there have been cases in Australia in which koala fingerprints were mistaken for human prints, but these claims are mostly unfounded and have no real evidence to back them up. Still, though, under a microscope the ridges of a koala finger and a human finger are incredibly similar. A difference in the dermal ridges of koalas and humans, though, is that humans have these dermal ridges all along our palms and full fingers. Koalas only have dermal ridges on certain areas of their palms and the tips of their fingers, the places where they need the extra gripping power the most!

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Hi this is request number 2! Id love some gb!

Did you know gerbils arent supposed to eat each other as they are highly social animals!

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Hi! This is request number 1! I would love gb or a jag :o

did you know that there is an island called “Just Enough Room,” where there’s just enough room for a single tree and house

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Hi! This is request number 2 I would love Bitch or some GB :D.

While you may know about the radioactive "elephant's foot" at the site of the Chernobyl disaster, did you know about fungus, named Cryptococcus neoformans, that grows around it? Instead of using chlorophyll or photosynthesis to create energy, the fungus uses melanin (Yes, the same stuff that's in our skin!) to feed on ionizing radiation, which it turns it into energy through radiosynthesis. In essence, it's a super tanned moss that eats radiation strong enough to kill you.

Apparently the level of radiation it feeds on is enough to give a human a lethal dose in 3 minutes!

Similar fungi have been found on the hulls of low-orbiting space crafts, meanimg it can survive the vacuum of space. Recent research was conducted with experiments to see if it could be used as a shield to protect against cosmic and solar radiation! Y-know, since it eats the stuff for breakfast. Apparently they had promising results!

Chernobyl has always been something I found fascinating, and everything you look into just adds to the fascination!

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