Hey, congrats on 100!

Congrats! 😄😄

I had a feeling that was Dr. Seuss' work before I even finished the quote 😄. His rhymes are very distinct and unique!

Congrats! My parents unfortunately don't allow me to follow people I don't know in real life, that's why I'm not following anyone else by my family 😄.. I would definitely give you a follow if I could though!

Welcome back!

This was actually pretty funny to read! When I read the title, I knew this was going to make me laugh, and it did! And the video about the golden retriever stealing another reporter's microphone was actually pretty funny as well! In all honesty, I would've loved to have that happen to me! There are absolutely ZERO parrots where I live, so I would've found this experience extra memorable! Fun fact about the parrot species in this article though, these parrots can live over 60 years! About the average human even though they are 10 times smaller than us! It's moments like these that make me adore nature and that laughs it gives! 😂😂! 🦜❤️️!

Ahh I ran out of space up there haha 😂😂! Anyways, I thought that was pretty cool! I'll try to be more active again like I used to, until then, I hope everyone has a good day and night, and if you enjoyed, consider following me for more content! Thank you all! 🙏🙏

Hello! Sorry I haven't been very active the past month, school and sports have been very overwhelming! Welcome all new members, you're gonna love it here! As of right now, I'm in cross country, volleyball, and I plan to try out for tennis this month so I'm pretty busy haha 😅😅 !! Anyways, I'm back with another animal trivia! Let's get started! 1) Which animal is known to have the most powerful bite in the world? 2) Which species of jellyfish are known to have the longest tentacles? 3) Which sea creature is known to be the only natural predator of the Great White Shark? 4) What is the only continent in the world known to be snake-free? 5) The nose of a lion changes color throughout its life, indicating what? Now for some cool facts about animals! Did you know that owls don't have eyeballs? They have eye tubes! Did you also know that reindeer eyeballs turn blue in winter to help them see at lower light levels? (they're golden-colored in summer.) No other mammals are known to do that!

Hey pax! Lately I haven't really had much time to read anything the past few weeks because of school, but one book I checked out from the library was 'Genuine Fraud' by E. Lockhart! I personally enjoyed it, and though it may seem a little confusing at first, it will make a lot more sense the more you read! From your choice of genres, you're probably a good reader, so hopefully you will enjoy this! I'll let you know if I think of anything else! -adroit