Trying2KnowMyself [they/them/their/theirs/themself] @ Trying2KnowMyself @lemmy.ml

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Yeah, it’d be less awkward if op just assumed there’s no possibility of a woman being elected president in America.

his or her

There’s a less awkward word for this, y’know?

https://tankie.tube/w/5PewL17bac5RghzpYMJeud

Problem is, then you have no redundancy and Hexbear goes down.

The day of the last frog post will be a sad day indeed.

Third post ever. I’m amazed there was 1 local subscriber on the instance I saw it from.

There’s no such thing as a bad time to talk about frogs

It just feels so empty in here…

considered “disgusting” by society, these little frogs

What. The. FUCK.

Come and fight me. I will bite you.

Poor buddy lost a leg

Azambuja tested the isolated effects of warming and exposure to the insecticide methomyl — an extremely toxic substance used in crops, with high water solubility — on tadpoles from two species

On the one hand, yes testing is how scientists prove the harmfulness, but did we really need to test that to figure it out?

A search by Mongabay found 9,062 scientific articles on Amazonian amphibians published in the last 10 years

Be glad (or better yet, sad) they didn’t give me links or y’all would have nonstop frog posts for the next 20 days or so.

considered “disgusting” by society, these little frogs

What. The. FUCK.

Come and fight me. I will bite you.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KtGFByAJRQQ

Azambuja tested the isolated effects of warming and exposure to the insecticide methomyl — an extremely toxic substance used in crops, with high water solubility — on tadpoles from two species

On the one hand, yes testing is how scientists prove the harmfulness, but did we really need to test that to figure it out?

Azambuja tested the isolated effects of warming and exposure to the insecticide methomyl — an extremely toxic substance used in crops, with high water solubility — on tadpoles from two species

On the one hand, yes testing is how scientists prove the harmfulness, but did we really need to test that to figure it out?

Azambuja tested the isolated effects of warming and exposure to the insecticide methomyl — an extremely toxic substance used in crops, with high water solubility — on tadpoles from two species

On the one hand, yes testing is how scientists prove the harmfulness, but did we really need to test that to figure it out?

A search by Mongabay found 9,062 scientific articles on Amazonian amphibians published in the last 10 years

Be glad (or better yet, sad) they didn’t give me links or y’all would have nonstop frog posts for the next 20 days or so.