Why are pfas in pesticides?

Also a huge source of contamination is using sewer sludge as fertiliser…

Do not talk about feet licking here

20k per year

As in every game, the fog of war is literally just not going to look

Wow the meme is legit

https://www.reuters.com/article/opinion/commentary-ukraines-neo-nazi-problem-idUSKBN1GV2TC/

Mercury salts are surprisingly non toxic when compared to organic mercury ☠️

How many characters would you have to produce for Japanese?

I guess no need to go through the efforts of the classical definition of domestication when you can take them from the wild ready to tame

Not really comparable, zoochosis is horrific

Wild cheetahs have never killed a human

The ones I pat purrrred so fucking loud, very cool

Baby leopards play exactly like house cats too

Cum gremlins

I thought they were domesticated many times throughout history, and used for hunting?

That was a good watch, like most of his other videos

+1 to heliboard, I use dvorak layout

They happen pretty frequently and are generally observable with decent telescopes, far away they appear similar to a new star for a short period

Pollen is often described in everyday language as plant sperm, but this is not accurate! Pollen is not sperm (a gamete); pollen is the male gametophyte: a multicellular, haploid organism that produces the sperm.

Pollen is the balls! We’re inhaling plant balls

https://organismalbio.biosci.gatech.edu/growth-and-reproduction/plant-reproduction/

Also there’s never been a lethal attack on humans from a wild cheetah

I don’t think even a hungry cheetah is going to kill an adult human, they’re fast sure but too weak and would be unlikely to engage. They don’t show much aggression to humans and are easy to tame. There has never been a lethal attack on humans from a wild cheetah.

Me as a maintainer reviewing and merging PRs