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Solar 🌄Garden

Festive greetings to those who celebrate this day!

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Ok, I don't bike in #crocs ever... But I sometimes go for /short/ evening run in them because suddenly it's getting dark and if I dont go immediately, I dont go today. But I do work on the land in them if it's dry. Not because they're made for it--!! but because if you're up and down 50 m vertical of terraces all day, you dont want any unnecessary weight on you, and they're easy to bale the muck out of ! 9 month old pair looking pretty battle-scarred.

abused 9 month old "garden" crocks grey with grit and much of sole abraded and scuffed
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Australian Geographic

Saltwater crocodiles are often spotted lying in the sun, but Australian researchers have discovered it’s just as vital for these reptiles to remain cool.

So, why do crocodiles need to regulate their body temperature? And what does this teach us about these iconic Aussie predators?

We asked PhD candidate Kaitlin Barham of The University of Queensland for the facts; this is 60 Seconds of Science. youtu.be/J-1OmXGrq_g

#ausgeo #seeaustralia #crocs #crocodile #aussieanimals
#environment #globalwarming

YouTubeSaltwater Crocodiles Need to WARM UP and COOL DOWN to Survive!By Australian Geographic
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