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6/10 games can be good games.
7/10 games can be good games.
8/10 games can be great games.
9/10 games can be amazing games.
Games that are not a 10/10 are still very much worth your time I promise. Sometimes you can find a hidden gem this way & not even know it. Scores are subjective too. 👌🏻
7/10 games can be good games.
8/10 games can be great games.
9/10 games can be amazing games.
Games that are not a 10/10 are still very much worth your time I promise. Sometimes you can find a hidden gem this way & not even know it. Scores are subjective too. 👌🏻
February 16, 2025 at 4:19 PM
6/10 games can be good games.
7/10 games can be good games.
8/10 games can be great games.
9/10 games can be amazing games.
Games that are not a 10/10 are still very much worth your time I promise. Sometimes you can find a hidden gem this way & not even know it. Scores are subjective too. 👌🏻
7/10 games can be good games.
8/10 games can be great games.
9/10 games can be amazing games.
Games that are not a 10/10 are still very much worth your time I promise. Sometimes you can find a hidden gem this way & not even know it. Scores are subjective too. 👌🏻
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So, super late #ScreenshotSaturday, but my time with making my first series of animations has paid off in the attack system! Light, heavy, and alt attacks that can combo with each other! (Made with #GamemakerStudio2.)
November 18, 2024 at 8:47 AM
So, super late #ScreenshotSaturday, but my time with making my first series of animations has paid off in the attack system! Light, heavy, and alt attacks that can combo with each other! (Made with #GamemakerStudio2.)
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Let me introduce Ornimegalonyx oteroi, the Cuban Giant Owl, which stood up to 1.1 m high (3.6 ft) and weighed between 9 and 30 kg (20-66 lb).
It went extinct about 6,000 years ago. During the Miocene, they likely hunted mammals: seal pups and large rodents.
It went extinct about 6,000 years ago. During the Miocene, they likely hunted mammals: seal pups and large rodents.
February 11, 2024 at 7:39 PM
Let me introduce Ornimegalonyx oteroi, the Cuban Giant Owl, which stood up to 1.1 m high (3.6 ft) and weighed between 9 and 30 kg (20-66 lb).
It went extinct about 6,000 years ago. During the Miocene, they likely hunted mammals: seal pups and large rodents.
It went extinct about 6,000 years ago. During the Miocene, they likely hunted mammals: seal pups and large rodents.
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Some burrowing owls will retreat into burrows and imitate the sounds of an angry rattlesnake: rattle and hissing.
This is a behavioral adaptation called "Batesian Mimicry".
This is a behavioral adaptation called "Batesian Mimicry".
February 11, 2024 at 8:27 PM
Some burrowing owls will retreat into burrows and imitate the sounds of an angry rattlesnake: rattle and hissing.
This is a behavioral adaptation called "Batesian Mimicry".
This is a behavioral adaptation called "Batesian Mimicry".
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Burrowing owls (Athene cunicularia)🦉are found throughout the Americas wherever vegetation is low, and soil permits burrows.
They're prevalent in the mountain states of Colorado, Texas and New Mexico, especially in areas where prairie dogs create convenient burrows.
(Pic: Mac Stone)
They're prevalent in the mountain states of Colorado, Texas and New Mexico, especially in areas where prairie dogs create convenient burrows.
(Pic: Mac Stone)
February 11, 2024 at 8:24 PM
Burrowing owls (Athene cunicularia)🦉are found throughout the Americas wherever vegetation is low, and soil permits burrows.
They're prevalent in the mountain states of Colorado, Texas and New Mexico, especially in areas where prairie dogs create convenient burrows.
(Pic: Mac Stone)
They're prevalent in the mountain states of Colorado, Texas and New Mexico, especially in areas where prairie dogs create convenient burrows.
(Pic: Mac Stone)