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Hi all. Look at this amazing NFT in the NFT collection 'Girl in Headphones '. Blonde military girl is looking at me

More NFTs like that in our Discord:
We also created this short video intro:

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Vaccine to protect crocodiles and multi-million dollar industry | ##diginfts #digiofficial #digianimals #refinews

Vaccine to protect crocodiles and multi-million dollar industry

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Scientists have developed vaccine will protect farmed saltwater crocodiles from West Nile virus (WNV), providing economic and biodiversity benefits to northern Australia.

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A bit of brother bonding time with Hans Lund
#crypto #thespread #thechain #thedrift #blockheads #restless #family

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Happy Canada Day, eh! BlockStar wishes everyone a fantastic day filled with maple syrup, poutine, and endless smiles!
#canadaday #blockstar

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Happy Canada Day, eh! BlockStar wishes everyone a fantastic day filled with maple syrup, poutine, and endless smiles!
#canadaday #blockstar

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A jaw-dropping conundrum: Why do mammals have a stiff lower jaw? Unlike other vertebrates, mammals have just one lower jawbone | ##digiofficial #diginfts #digiendangered

A jaw-dropping conundrum: Why do mammals have a stiff lower jaw? Unlike other vertebrates, mammals have just one lower j

Summary: The lower jaws of lizards, birds, fish and even dinosaurs are comprised of multiple bones per side. Yet mammals diverged from all other vertebrates and settled on just one bone, repurposing the extra bones into a more elaborate inner ear, perhaps the better to hear. The single bon

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For some locusts, like these Locusta migratoria, their fellow insects are on the menu. Juvenile migratory locusts give off a pheromone that stops their companions from cannibalizing them, a new study suggests. | ##digiofficial #diginfts #digiplanet

For some locusts, like these Locusta migratoria, their fellow insects are on the menu. Juvenile migratory locusts give o

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For many locusts, life in a swarm is a picnic. Crowded conditions create a locust-eat-locust world. But it turns out some migrating insects deploy a “don’t-eat-me” pheromone that can deter their cannibalistic companions.

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For some locusts, like these Locusta migratoria, their fellow insects are on the menu. Juvenile migratory locusts give o

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Started the weekend by sewing some pillowcases for the first donation of July!

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Vaccine to protect crocodiles and multi-million dollar industry

A jaw-dropping conundrum: Why do mammals have a stiff lower jaw? Unlike other vertebrates, mammals have just one lower j

For some locusts, like these Locusta migratoria, their fellow insects are on the menu. Juvenile migratory locusts give o

For some locusts, like these Locusta migratoria, their fellow insects are on the menu. Juvenile migratory locusts give o

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