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Giraffe in Soup Cartoon

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Waiter, there’s hair in my soup.

There's a Hair In My Soup Cartoon

Pardon me, but there seems to be a hair in my soup!  For more content about animals click here!

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Trichomes Smell

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The smell and taste of cannabis are derived from terpenes
The smell and taste of cannabis are derived from terpenes located in trichomes

Did you know that cannabis plants produce terpenes in their trichomes (resin-like glands that act as a defense against pests)? The smell and taste of cannabis are derived from terpenes. Combining them with other terpenes and cannabinoids has many medicinal benefits as well.

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Cannabis Infused Bacon Burger

Cannabis Infused Bacon Burger

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High There Sloth Cartoon

Sloth smoking a joint. “High there” Cartoon

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High There Sloth Cartoon and 5 Things Humans and Sloths Have in Common

Did you enjoy the “High There” Sloth cartoon? While sloths and humans may seem very different at first glance, they share some interesting similarities. Here are five reasons why sloths are like humans:

Both sloths and humans are mammals, which means that we share a common ancestor and have similar physiological characteristics, such as warm-bloodedness and the ability to lactate.

Both sloths and humans have relatively large brains compared to their body size, which allows us to think, learn, and make decisions.

Sloths and humans are social animals, and we live in groups or communities with complex social structures and interactions.

Both sloths and humans have unique patterns of spots or fingerprints that can be used to identify individual animals or people.

Sloths and humans have long arms and hands that allow us to manipulate our environment and perform complex tasks. This is particularly evident in three-toed sloths with elongated fingers that are well-suited for gripping branches and other objects.

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