Jul 14
((finally caught up with the webtoon comic and oh my god))
((my girly was defeated by a SLEEPING BAG))
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((finally caught up with the webtoon comic and oh my god))
((my girly was defeated by a SLEEPING BAG))
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i actually rlly like this drawing i have no idea whats going on with my head in this drawing and the proportions r all wrong but i love it anyways
Ill be a good kitty if someone buys me Robux
໒꒰ྀི๑ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ๑꒱ྀིა
tucked in
Decided to draw another picture with Good Kitty and the baby mole bell rat
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If everyone who saw this gave me just $5 I'd be such a happy kitty !!
i relate to ur last post so much
yippee!!! (/^w^/)
(I didn't think ppl actually read my posts 0_0)
More jaguars are killed in Bolivia each year by poachers than in any other country, driving the population to critical levels. But a recent
The jaguar, categorised by the WWF as near-threatened globally, is under particular pressure in Bolivia due to habitat loss, prey loss, poaching and human-wildlife conflict. “Its status is vulnerable in Bolivia, but the discussion to downgrade that status to endangered is ongoing,” says Damián Rumiz, wildlife researcher at the Noel Kempff Mercado Historic Museum in Santa Cruz de la Sierra.
Poachers kill an average of 61 jaguars in Bolivia each year, the highest number globally. Traffickers sell the teeth and other body parts, primarily supplying the Chinese market. Meanwhile, wildfires, many intentionally ignited to clear land for agriculture or cattle ranching, have significantly reduced the feline’s territory. In 2024, Bolivia became the country with the second-highest level of deforestation in the world, after only Brazil.