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steemitboard (66)in #animals • 5 years ago
RE: It was antecedently thought that the Aye Aye had a awfully strict breeding season (in constant method as alternative Lemurs) once they really appear to breed throughout the year, counting on the once the feminine comes into season
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five34a4b (52)in #animals • 7 years ago
RE: It was antecedently thought that the Aye Aye had a awfully strict breeding season (in constant method as alternative Lemurs) once they really appear to breed throughout the year, counting on the once the feminine comes into season
great content! and thanks again for following!
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predator (57)in #animals • 7 years ago
RE: It was antecedently thought that the Aye Aye had a awfully strict breeding season (in constant method as alternative Lemurs) once they really appear to breed throughout the year, counting on the once the feminine comes into season
Plagiarist !cheetah ban
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teenovision (52)in #animals • 7 years ago
RE: It was antecedently thought that the Aye Aye had a awfully strict breeding season (in constant method as alternative Lemurs) once they really appear to breed throughout the year, counting on the once the feminine comes into season
Hi, Nice to read about you and I am into steemit from august 2017,I am interested in photography and I am also into crypto trading and investing ,I have followed you so you can…
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agcoeficiente10 (63)in #animals • 7 years ago
RE: It was antecedently thought that the Aye Aye had a awfully strict breeding season (in constant method as alternative Lemurs) once they really appear to breed throughout the year, counting on the once the feminine comes into season
It is always good to know information about the species that inhabit the earth in order to protect them and not harm them.
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ainomugishabrian (26)in #animals • 7 years ago
RE: It was antecedently thought that the Aye Aye had a awfully strict breeding season (in constant method as alternative Lemurs) once they really appear to breed throughout the year, counting on the once the feminine comes into season
Its like it was watching TV .nice looking
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metalgamer36 (25)in #animals • 7 years ago
RE: It was antecedently thought that the Aye Aye had a awfully strict breeding season (in constant method as alternative Lemurs) once they really appear to breed throughout the year, counting on the once the feminine comes into season
It looks like its trying to say, "Who are you, why are you taking my picture". It is cute little animal.
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mdlamr (36)in #animals • 7 years ago
RE: It was antecedently thought that the Aye Aye had a awfully strict breeding season (in constant method as alternative Lemurs) once they really appear to breed throughout the year, counting on the once the feminine comes into season
Good info, thanks for sharing
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five34a4b (52)in #bear • 7 years ago
RE: Asiatic Black Bears would have once been found throughout each Europe and Asia with fossil records having been uncovered from as so much west as France and European nation
I really like this post jesuslovers! keep up the good work!
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tutufaith (48)in #bear • 7 years ago
RE: Asiatic Black Bears would have once been found throughout each Europe and Asia with fossil records having been uncovered from as so much west as France and European nation
I have never seen a bear before neither do I know if there are bears in Asia. I guess there are pandas in Asia . Thanks for sharing this Asiatic Black bear info. I will study more about it
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elsistrisetiawan (48)in #bear • 7 years ago
RE: Asiatic Black Bears would have once been found throughout each Europe and Asia with fossil records having been uncovered from as so much west as France and European nation
true because of the increasing number of forest encroachment, human settlements eventually black bear move, and maybe the population has decreased
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harmonyhomestead (39)in #bear • 7 years ago
RE: Asiatic Black Bears would have once been found throughout each Europe and Asia with fossil records having been uncovered from as so much west as France and European nation
Wow cool I didn't even know there were bears there. Crazy!
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braxton101 (58)in #hornet • 7 years ago
RE: Due to the actual fact that the Asian Vespa crabro is associate apex predator among its surroundings, it's no real natural predators among its native habitats
Those big bees scare me big time.
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elsistrisetiawan (48)in #hornet • 7 years ago
RE: Due to the actual fact that the Asian Vespa crabro is associate apex predator among its surroundings, it's no real natural predators among its native habitats
the greatest enemy is mansia but how we remain, preserving it with captivity in order not to extinction
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raylb (25)in #hornet • 7 years ago
RE: Due to the actual fact that the Asian Vespa crabro is associate apex predator among its surroundings, it's no real natural predators among its native habitats
Love the information very informative. Greats picture too!
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mugiwaraluffy (46)in #hornet • 7 years ago
RE: Due to the actual fact that the Asian Vespa crabro is associate apex predator among its surroundings, it's no real natural predators among its native habitats
dangers predator
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elsistrisetiawan (48)in #animals • 7 years ago
RE: The alpha male wolf and feminine Arctic wolves breed, however if a pack gets large it's going to slice into new smaller packs giving others the chance to mate
Arctic and irises remain two great wolves that live in the north pole hopefully its sustainability remains awake, from extinction
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scottcrowder (25)in #animals • 7 years ago
RE: The alpha male wolf and feminine Arctic wolves breed, however if a pack gets large it's going to slice into new smaller packs giving others the chance to mate
The idea of an alpha male wolf has been proven to be a myth. There is a mom and a dad. The young stay for quite some time before breaking off to start families of their own.…
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wiralhokseumawe (60)in #animals • 7 years ago
RE: The alpha male wolf and feminine Arctic wolves breed, however if a pack gets large it's going to slice into new smaller packs giving others the chance to mate
Great one the post @jesuslovers Amazing source picture.good job
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olivia7 (36)in #animals • 7 years ago
RE: The alpha male wolf and feminine Arctic wolves breed, however if a pack gets large it's going to slice into new smaller packs giving others the chance to mate
Very nic post.
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