Tibetan sand foxes are famous for their distinct look—square-molded face and little, triangular ears that are situated near its head. They form life-long partnerships and live, hunt and share the responsibility of raising their young together. Tibetan foxes are not overly territorial and many pairs live in close quarters and share hunting grounds.
this “bon appetit” meme has turned into some sort of bizarre telephone game where each incarnation sounds more and more different than the original. in what way does “bon appetit” sound like “osteoporosis”
i don’t know but it’s cracking me up every time i even think about it
bon appetit -> bone apple teeth -> bone ??? ??? -> osteoporosis
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🦷While some whales have teeth as big as a slice of pizza, others have none. Instead, those whales have baleen—a hard, fringed material that hangs from each side of the roof of the mouth like vertical blinds.
🐋Baleen is no sorry replacement for teeth, though—it is an extremely efficient filter-feeding device that works like a gigantic sieve to capture tiny crustaceans and fish.
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