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Friday, February 3, 2012
Large Open-Top Terrarium
A terrarium with heft, spotted at an advertisement for a terrarium-making class in the Hudson Valley area. It would take attentive watering to keep the moss in this open terrarium happy. A good solution might be to partially cover the top with a sheet of plexiglass to help contain moisture.
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Scarlet Macaw is at the top of the list of the ten most beautiful birds according to its distinct color combination on the body. Belonging to the category of parrots, the bird lives mainly in the moist evergreen forests of South America. Little birds appear to have been observed in the provinces other than the Coiba Islands.
ReplyDeleteThe Scarlet Macaw is a large, uniquely colored body with a combination of red, yellow, and blue. Besides, it is considered the smartest bird around the world, which can make sounds like real people. Finally, a bird can travel an average of about 90 cm in length at speeds above 35 mph. Another interesting fact is that the life expectancy of a bird is an impressive figure of 75 per year.
The Scarlet Macaw