4eptopolox

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Kurva beaver!

It's a joke, it's actually a baby muskrat.

The muskrat is a semi—aquatic mammal from the family of hamsters, which is the largest representative of the subfamily of voles. It is the only modern species of its kind.

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It's always nice to look at personally grown flowers).

Zinnia (Latin Zinnia) is a genus of annual and perennial grasses and semi—shrubs of the Asteraceae family. Homeland — Central and South America.

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Cabbage butterfly

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Pumpkin escape 🎃

Interesting fact:

Pumpkin is traditionally considered a vegetable, but strictly according to the botanical classification it is not a vegetable, but a kind of berry—like fruit.

The confusion arises from the collision of two different classification systems: scientific (botanical) and applied (culinary).