pvaldes

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by pvaldes 5d ago
Locals are not trained zoologists, I suppose. There are almost identical animals from different species in the area. The scientific term is an species complex.
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by pvaldes 6d ago
The full list of webs blocked by copyright issues can be downloaded from the web of the Spanish government here: https://www.cultura.gob.es/dam/jcr:919c6bd2-17b2-43d1-98f5-d...
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by pvaldes 7d ago
> going to bed with a deep hunger in the pit of one's stomach. I'm fine with that, as their dinner shouldn't depend on me suffering an horrible car crash and being hurt or killed. The people will save a lot of money if the
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by pvaldes 7d ago
In your opinion, has the tourism recovered?. Because it seems like somebody does not want that. Each time tourists try to approach US again, the government hisses.
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by pvaldes 7d ago
Professional advice is the way to go. Much better than AI. Two trees of exactly the same apple cultivar will perform wildly different depending on were you buy it. Crab-apples are good for pollination IF they overlap flowering. Not so much
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by pvaldes 7d ago
> What is the difference between cilia and flagella? There are clear structural differences at microscopic level. they are fueled differently. In short, cilia are like eyebrow hairs, short, weak and simple. They appear in groups of tens
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by pvaldes 7d ago
They are forbidden in Australia, as Savannah cats, because they are a real danger to native fauna if they escape and go feral.
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by pvaldes 7d ago
Domestic cats, are pack animals under some conditions. Those and lions are the only cats known that don't mind to tolerate friends and non relatives around in their territories, cats clearly enjoy the company, form hierarchies and sha
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by pvaldes 7d ago
Yep. This is their normal aspect. The ribbon species is named the "Venus belt", and the round ones are called "Sea grapes" or something like that. And they are nor just bioluminiscent, they are strongly bioluminiscent. C
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by pvaldes 7d ago
There are other four species of Leopardus in Bolivia if I'm not wrong, and some had several subspecies. Many tiny, highly arboreal and nocturnal so no easy at all to catch or study. This animal was raised as pet since cub so is much ea
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by pvaldes 8d ago
> in 2024, ctenophores became the third group of animals known to have the Benjamin Button–like ability, joining the ranks of the “immortal jellyfish, Yaay!. Pretty cool. Hydrozoans and Ctenophora. Who is the other group of immortal anim
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by pvaldes 8d ago
Would be a wasted effort, as there are other species that are not endangered (And with just a male known breeding them would be a defy). Bengal cats, an hybrid of an asian species and domestic cats, are commercially breed filling that niche
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by pvaldes 8d ago
Foux da fa faa...
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by pvaldes 8d ago
Trump should have a street named after him in Moscow. Any Russian asset, historical or present, achieving a tenth of what he has done would had been granted legendary status in Russia. If he is not a Russian asset texting Putin in the middl
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by pvaldes 9d ago
Ok. Everybody knew that. The first war crimes were free. Now what? Vote me again so I can keep bombing more girls tomorrow? Without action this is just a barely veiled attempt to appease the furious voters just before an election. All talk,
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by pvaldes 9d ago
> the cable thing was an anchor accident, Only the first 99 passes over the cables were accidental, then the anchor grabbed the two cables finally
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by pvaldes 10d ago
US biggest existential crisis is the fact that the opposition is always a monopoly. So either you have a massive win, or a party will block the other forever out of spite, nothing can be accomplished and no mistake can be fixed. With more o
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by pvaldes 10d ago
Feel free to complete the cite for us, to add comments over it, or to provide any proof that the video of him saying that is fake.
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by pvaldes 10d ago
> dont remember seeing Lavrov delivering a declaration of war Mr "Lithuania Will Disappear From the World Map" has not been so shy on this aspect "Dmitry Medvedev on Feb. 18 threatened to use nuclear weapons against the U.
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by pvaldes 10d ago
Economical damage caused by temporary chaos is still damage. Forcing delays on European trains in special days when a huge number of travelers are expected is the oldest trick in the book. It has been exploited for years and years.
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by pvaldes 10d ago
1) That would need many people in different places doing the same question to a LLM at the same time, and them deciding to commit acts of sabotage that can't be linked to their demands as farmers, are very risky for the authors and don
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by pvaldes 10d ago
At this point, a p-value is more than enough. Each time Russia is suffering troubles in the war, this events happen; and they happen in clusters. A few models are recycled again and again and adapted to each country. Sabotage to railways an
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by pvaldes 11d ago
Because we had seen the same old tricks a thousand times before. Nobody wakes up some day saying I know exactly how to stop a train without being caught. Or: I know exactly were to cut to enter in this restricted area that normal people nev
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by pvaldes 11d ago
Why all this farmers know so much about how to sabotage trains suddenly?
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by pvaldes 11d ago
How many Journalists were killed by Israel in Gaza in the last years?
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by pvaldes 11d ago
Old German politicians had many opportunities to say something about the genocide. They decided to support Israel instead and (maybe) this choice played some part in their demise. They miscalculated how angry was the people and basically fi
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by pvaldes 11d ago
Those aren't the first trains that had problems in Europe recently. Spain has been plagued with thousands of Train delays, cable stolen before a holiday, sabotages and rocks in the railway are also very popular. Russians are obsessed w
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by pvaldes 12d ago
Where have all the entomologists gone should be the interesting question. Just because a sample does not find insects does not mean that you can't keep sampling. Plenty of insects if you stop mowing the law for a while. The real proble
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by pvaldes 12d ago
> There is no EU law mandating permanent, non-disableable cameras Too late for that, see the new laws for new cars.
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by pvaldes 12d ago
My guess is lobbies buying the political leaders.

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