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a delicate construction, with no regard for the wind.
Imagine you were walking along in the Honduran forest and you looked up into a leaf and saw these little white puffballs. You might think “Oh, how nice, I need some cotton balls to swab alcohol on my blisters” and reach up to find that they aren’t cotton balls at all but little bats with yellow noses! What tricks the natural world presents to us sometimes! Bats are supposed to be slender, black, scary and sleeping in caves but not these Central American marshmallow puff balls. They prefer to make tent houses underneath broad-leafflowering plants. They are so very tiny (about 1.5 – 2 inches or 3.7 – 4.7 cm) that the adults look like babies, a hole colony of a dozen or more can be comfortable under those big leaves.
Bebes murciélagos c:
I really love bats okay
batty batty batty
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Swimming pool made to look like a river.
ohh swing above waterrr
wow that’s pretty
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look at dat booty
show me da booty
gimme the booty
i want the booty
back up the booty
i need the booty
I like the booty
oh, what a booty
I crave the booty
lemme bite dat booty
lemme touch dat booty
my leg
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