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Happy #WorldWildlifeDay everyone! This is a day to protect, sustain, and raise awareness of all wild life on earth.

Robins are usually a wonderful signal of spring, however the signal is not them "returning" it's them hanging out on the ground!

There are many ways to identify and group plants just by sight. For example, while I don't know the exact species of this plant, I can start the identification process by looking at the arrangement of the leaves. The paired, alternating arrangement helps signal that these could be in the mint family! The egg shape of the leaves with toothed margins also is a distinguishing feature of mints. These features help me narrow my search to discover the species.

Did you know that Emperor Penguins 💛 snuggles? They create large snuggle huddles to conserve energy and stay warm. The inside of the huddle gets pretty warm (for penguins at least!) while the outside edge getts hit by chilly winds. The penguins on the outside move in and the ones in the middle move out for some fresh air.

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