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• 10:28 Cats, like snails and hagfish, have a rasping tongue. It helps cats groom. Snails and hagfish use it to eat. Hmmm – do cats also? #

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• 15:26 @fabiencousteau I knew I wasn’t the only one. The Cheerleaders are a great addition this year. #
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• 21:28 @darwinsbulldog And when History Channel wasn’t all about conspiracies? And Discovery wasn’t about getting dirty or fishing? #

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• 22:46 There are definite disadvantages to being a generalist biologist like me, but being a generalist in nature is a good thing. Ask a Norway Rat #
• 22:48 _Rattus_norvegicus_ as a generalist, can live in most available land habitats & eat just about anything. Probably the most successful mammal #

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• 19:39 Have spend lots of today with fishes and plants, devising pages and fun for the website relaunch. #
• 20:52 I must recommend the Kakapo named Sirocco as someone to follow – he’s the @spokesbird for conservation for in New Zealand. #

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• 08:47 It’s a library day today. I’ve got some fishy work to do – along with some botany to catch up on. #

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