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i saw a documentary in hd and it really confirmed something. i know for sure now that i want to study biodiversity. i wanna major in biodiversity and minor in south american studies or some shit. then spend a lot of my adult life in south america in the jungles and ruins, studying both the inhabitants of all the fucking crazy sweet places in s.a. or possibly even making documentaries about it. i figure if i learn a shitload about all that stuff, then i can really go into any field relating to it. all i'm sure of is that i want to spend a lot of my adult life in south america. i'll be an explorerrrrrr.
i'll have to get a pilots license and a helicopter license too just so i can have transportation.
and i can use my scuba certification to explore underwater caves.
and i'll go skydiving all the time.
i really hope my plans work out cause i would fucking LOVE LIFE.
in the high def program the scientists found a frog that doesn't jump, but it walks around for the most part, and balls itself up and rolls down hills. i don't know about you but that makes me think that nature is fucking sweet. there's one frog that lays its eggs inside one of those plants that eats flys that fall into the water in the plant, so that the tadpoles can eat the organisms in the water in the plant, and the plant gets nitrogen from the tadpoles waste and growth. everything in the world is so dependent on this delicate system that i would love to study. thank god for high definition television. janelle knows just what i'm talking about (SNOWFLAKE THE WHITE GORILLA!!)
i'll have to get a pilots license and a helicopter license too just so i can have transportation.
and i can use my scuba certification to explore underwater caves.
and i'll go skydiving all the time.
i really hope my plans work out cause i would fucking LOVE LIFE.
in the high def program the scientists found a frog that doesn't jump, but it walks around for the most part, and balls itself up and rolls down hills. i don't know about you but that makes me think that nature is fucking sweet. there's one frog that lays its eggs inside one of those plants that eats flys that fall into the water in the plant, so that the tadpoles can eat the organisms in the water in the plant, and the plant gets nitrogen from the tadpoles waste and growth. everything in the world is so dependent on this delicate system that i would love to study. thank god for high definition television. janelle knows just what i'm talking about (SNOWFLAKE THE WHITE GORILLA!!)