Gregory's ServerYou all know snow owls, but have you ever seen snow bats? 😍
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   Auf dem Dorf sind die echten immer am frühen Abend durch den Garten gesaust. Die haben am Weiher gewohnt und sind dann Richtung Waldrand. Ich fand die schon sehr cool, wie die so durch die Luft fliegen. Ja genau im Dorf und gesaust ist auch das richtige Wort. Ich fand es cool mal so etwas erlebt zu haben, von DE kannte ich das nicht, aber ich war schon sehr überrascht wie schnell die sind die Skills die sie haben um nicht gegen irgendetwas zu fliegen, das mal live zu sehen ist schon cool. @mina This one is for you @dianemagras - I only learned about #needlefelting here on Mastodon. There is some awesome creativity and artistry to be found here.  @mina Not sure that's real, but Honduran White Bats are definitely a thing.  @globox we got those white bats here in tropical Caribbean basin of Central America https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honduran_white_bat?wprov=sfla1  This is true craft. Yana makes absolutely beautiful animals by hand. If I were an artist or a craftsperson, I would consider "this looks like ai" an insult. But it's not fake news. I never said, these were biological animals. They are beautiful works of art and you can see it, if you look close enough. Also: The artist is credited. Besides: If you look into the toot's answers, you see, I always responded truthfully, when asked. Fake news (lies) are an entirely different story. No need to apologise! You're interested in promoting truth, and that is a noble endeavour. Actually, when I was a kid and visited my grandparents in Bavaria, I saw "Wolpertingers" (photo) displayed in glass cabinets in local museums and I totally believed the local legends of their existence. ©Saalhauser Bote  Actually not. The Alt-text is for people, who can't see, but how would they be able to watch closely and see, they are made from felt, as you and I can? |
@mina und die Schneekobra!