EXTREME NATURE (1part)😈🐸🐸
Este post é uma amostra de como a natureza é surpreendente, apresento para vocês algumas fotos de vários sapos que capturei ao longo da minha profissão e como é o canibalismo nessa espécie!
Cannibalism😃🐸🐸
Many species of frogs, salamanders and other amphibians demonstrate some degree of cannibalism, particularly when resources are scarce. Still, whether the animals prefer this dietary option or rely on it only as a last resort remains unclear in some cases.😮😮
Researchers based at the University of Saskatchewan in Canada wondered whether cannibalism was the most nutritious dietary option for tadpoles — common throughout northern North America. This would make sense because, theoretically, the meat of one's own species should contain vitamins and nutrients in quantities well suited for an individual's physiology.🤐🤐
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/tadpoles-turn-to-cannibalism-only-when-desperate/
Ceratophrys cornuta: Terrestrial and nocturnal. The São are not generally found in the primary forest. Due to its varied coloring pattern, it can be camouflaged among fallen leaves. The adults feed primarily on other amphibians, as well as small rodents, crustaceans, kisses, and other large invertebrates. They reproduce in pools formed by chuva water, from November to May. Adult broodstock form large crowds for a few days. We deposit about 500 eggs directly in the water.
General:
There is evidence that frogs have roamed the Earth for more than 200 million years, at least as long as the dinosaurs.
The world's largest frog is the goliath frog of West Africa—it can grow to 15 inches and weigh up to 7 pounds. A goliath frog skeleton is featured in Frogs: A Chorus of Colors.
One of the smallest is the Cuban tree toad, which grows to half an inch long.
While the life spans of frogs in the wild are unknown, frogs in captivity have been known to live more than 20 years.
There are over 6,000 species of frogs worldwide. Scientists continue to search for new ones.
Toads are frogs. The word "toad" is usually used for frogs that have warty and dry skin, as well as shorter hind legs.
https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/frogs-a-chorus-of-colors/frog-fun-facts
Source: Photos M. Ortega,
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You show us a great selection of frogs, I am not particularly observant of these animals but they are impressive, each with very particular characteristics.
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The information is from a scientific website, basically someone registers a species and uploads a set of citations! The post is a set of photos taken by me with a description of each frog, there I clarify some information is taken from Wikipedia, another of my property. You can tell me where the author of the page is because I did not see it, as it is a scientific website, descriptions such as EBIRD for example do not have authors! And sir, there is the quote read before writing stupid things (sevage, 2002)
Hello.
We have provided evidence of plagiarism in our source. We also posted a screenshot from the source.
The equivalent paragraph in your post starts with "Dendropsophus microcephalus is a small frog"
You don't know what it does hahaha the quote is there (Savage, 2002) you just don't know how a paper is cited scientifically!
Please do not engage in plagiarism again.
You don't know what it does hahaha the quote is there (Savage, 2002) you just don't know how a paper is cited scientifically! (SAVAGE, 2002)....
Just because you accidentally copied the words "(Savage, 2002)" from the plagiarised text, it does not make it sourced.
We are well educated in how scientific articles use sourced. Besides that, this is not a scientific article but an essay (which is plagiarised), the words "Savage, 2002" are not the source as these words do not refer to a properly referenced book at the end of this essay.
The text was evidently plagiarised as there were no quoting marks to suggest that the text was supposed to be copied and paste as a quote, and there were no sources/references given in the end of this essay for the supposed quote.
Editing the above post to cover up the plagiarism is not an effective way to hide the content because it is impossible to hide/delete anything published on the blockchain:
http://scribe.hivekings.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fhive.blog%2Fhive-127788%2F%40oscurity%2Fextreme-nature-1part
Do not be silly! If I have bad intentions I will delete savage, 2002! When you write the name of the author it takes you to his original paper ... Which by the way is not the page! Do you think I don't know how the system works? That is why I took captures and went to make a complaint with a high ranking person at hive! This paragraph is an obvious incomplete quote not plagiarism! Why are you trying to guess my attitude ... Do you know me? Do you know my reputation? Do you think I care if you judge me for a mistake? Sir, I invested money here ... Delegate, give away ... You are not a professional! A professional clearly asks before making a decision! Have you forgotten the appointment? What does savage, 2002 mean? Never in all my posts do I copy texts, because I always interpret and write! Apparently you are perfect right? Because you do not recognize the rest of the text that is my property and is a contribution to the community ... Of course, Mr. Detective, it is easier to criticize than to recognize !!! I'm shitting in your opinion, see the post! What are your credentials? What are your contributions to society? Analyze your attitude, this information neither belongs nor belongs to the amphibian page, it belongs to the cited author! This is so: the slightest mistake I punish you ... This is how you work! Luckily you're not an educator! ...
I do not profit from this! For my hive it was a way to share my personal stories! No one saw me licking anyone's boots! Deleting my posts is a way of telling you I'm shitting on your absurd system and giving people credit! You're so crazy .... Don't you ask yourself and if I forget to enter ""? Before calling me a plagiarist? It seems the attitude of a radical child! Your school teacher did not make corrections? Or did I rate you an F when you made a mistake? Hive is a network to learn too! And clearly I like to learn from my mistakes ... In my life I cited more than 3,000 times if I count all my essays! But I assure you, I was twice as wrong! ...For me to come back here, and invest money again! You're going to apologize to me ... It's that simple ... Don't you want me to go? Neither do I, I already told you I don't earn anything from here !! And thank you, I no longer have to get home from work tired at 21 ... to run for the computer to search my fb for photos of one of my trips to create a post! Now I have time for myself .. Hehe you did me a favor!
@discovery-it
I have no idea what you mean. As anyone can clearly see, the above post was edited. All initial content of this post has been replaced.
Let me give you the link once again:
~http://scribe.hivekings.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fhive.blog%2Fhive-127788%2F%40oscurity%2Fextreme-nature-1part
The source is not very clear, next time use the "[]" or ">" to highlight the piece you are using.
At the same time you have always been a good user on the platform, as far as we are concerned you will be removed from the blacklist that we follow.
@oscurity
Just because you accidentally copied the words "(Savage, 2002)" from the plagiarised text, it does not make it sourced.
We are well educated in how scientific articles use sourced. Besides that, this is not a scientific article but an essay (which is plagiarised), the words "Savage, 2002" are not the source as these words do not refer to a properly referenced book at the end of this essay.
The text was evidently plagiarised as there were no quoting marks to suggest that the text was supposed to be copied and paste as a quote, and there were no sources/references given in the end of this essay for the supposed quote.
Editing the above post to cover up the plagiarism is not an effective way to hide the content because it is impossible to hide/delete anything published on the blockchain:
http://scribe.hivekings.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fhive.blog%2Fhive-127788%2F%40oscurity%2Fextreme-nature-1part
These are the screenshots of the text before he deleted it
as you can see the texts have not been edited, but deleted and replaced, you can safely see all his articles, and since you take 65 HDB a day for your work, I invite you to check the other articles and find other plagiarisms. If so and then you find other plagiarisms within the posts of oscurity, then bring a ban. But on the first report you receive, you cannot include an author in blackclist, keeping in mind how long the trio of Russian girls have been out and about.