Capybaras have mutualistic relationships with a number of bird species which remove ticks from their bodies such as jacanas, anis, egrets, cowbirds, etc. Here we see a black vulture removing ticks from a cooperative capybara which reacts slightly as each tick is pulled off.
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And they are also armed and tired of promoters destroying the land they live on. Beware.

PERMACULTURE PONDS: Why, Where & How
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AadLCOqalFk

And now: more plants updates.

This is a hop cutting that I recieved in the most amazing way: I was visiting a micro-brewery called la Périgrine to buy some of their beers and they were so cool that we just started chatting about brewing and fermentation. In the end, I asked them how they got their hop plants and they just ended up giving me some cuttings. People are amazing sometime ❤️
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Forest in Moravia after Snowstorm
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Seeing the implicit ableism in much of our pro-biking posts and wanted to say thanks to those who are pointing it out. Will make more efforts to find more inclusive efforts toward expanding biking and other sustainable transit options 🙏

a little inspiration :) http://madisonfluffballs.blogspot.com/2011/06/dog-sulky-bike-chariot.html