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Superbowl@lemmy.world · 20 days ago

Snake — It's What's for Dinner

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Snake — It's What's for Dinner

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Superbowl@lemmy.world · 20 days ago

From Dan Loida Buama-Hyman

Great Horned Owl about to enjoy a Coast Garter Snake dinner. Marin County, California shot with Sony gear.

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That makes sense, thank you. I’m guessing it’s gaming slang.
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  Looks like you read the comment before I added that context for you! You’ve got it now.
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    Thank you for the context anyway, that’s very helpful!
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      I’m always here to help wherever I can! 🦉

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