Passing Through

passing through

A VERY IMPORTANT QUESTION

do the sloms like Mac n cheese,,,

-‍ from the #1 slomen fan

maybe?

not too sure if they can process it safely tho

brath torricheas i fanas agus gaireas kamar /pregnancy detection in fauns and kamar devices

ta a lan por fanas (go hairithe por táirgeadh/munarchan) na porathor spreagathach, cialiann e seo gur ach fedir na fanas atáirg a deanamh le cabhair hormon/leighasach. ach don chuid is mo de por neamhcheadúnaithe, is fedir leo poru aon sli gur cuirtear beirt le cheile.

many faun breeds (particularly production/factory) are induced breeders, meaning they can only reproduce with medical/hormonal assistance. however for most unlicensed faun breeds, they can reproduce the second you put two near eachother.

pictur faoi: paiste hormon ar muineal fan bui/ pictured under: a blonde faun with a hormone patch on its neck

ta tréimhse iompair an-gearr ag na fanas, de bhar e seo ta se an-tabhactach chun tástáil laithreach a bheith ann. ta an sli is saora chun e seo a cuirdigh na gaireas Kamar, de gnath ta na gaireas seo usaidte ar ba bainne ach ta siad an-tabhactach do poru fanas neamhcheadúnaithe fresin.

because fauns have a very short gestation period, instant pregnancy detection is crucial. the cheapest way to detect pregnancy are kamar devices, originally designed for dairy cattle, these devices are very important for unlicensed fauns too.

is e an gaireas kamar na uim le capsúl lan le dúch dearg ar an cliabhrach agus ar bun an droim, ta na capsul an-íogair faoi bru agus pleascan siad nuair a téigeann fan in airde ar fan eile, ag astrig dath an capsul o dubh go dearg.

a kamar device is a harness with capsules full of red ink on both the faun's chest, and the lower back, these capsules are very sensitive to pressure and they burst when another faun mounts them, turning the capsule from back to red

pictuir faoi: fanas muice mincear gorm ag cathabh gaireas kamar/pictured under: ballyer blue fauns wearing kamar devices

is fedir gaireas kamar nios costasach a cheannach le clib UFC ar na beirt capsúl a nascan le aip ar fon poca, ionnas gur bhuil eolas nios cruinne faoi ce he (no hiad) fíon den al.

you can also buy kamar devices with UCF tags on both sides that connect to an app on your phone, this is to get a better idea of who the fíon (or fíons) of the litter is.

pictuir faoi: learaid faoi gaireas kamar le clib UFC ar beirt taobh, taobh A ar bun, agus taobh B ar barr/pictured under: a diagram of a kamar device with UFC tags on both capsules

the problem has clearly solved itself but if it happens again I've heard you can GENTLY use a suction cup to pull the screen away from the bug and let it fall, but I have no idea if that would work for real

anyone know how to get a bug from underneath a huion tablet's screen

TRU-BLU agus stair DerCo/ TRU-BLU and DerCo history

Ta an bactear Ruminococcus caeruleum (fresin cuirtear an ainm "TRU-BLU" ar), ainmnithe i niadh an li gorm a crothitear i craiceann na gcoiníní go nith e sa saotharlann, bactear a bhi géinmhodhnaithe chun bris ceallalós sios go dti glúcós i rumean eallach le aonocsaíd charbóin mar faoilach in ionnad gas meatán. cuirtear an táirge próibhitheach TRU-BLU ar na seilbhe sa blian 2002 agus ta se fos cheann de na tairge is cáiliúla a bhuil DerCo ag dhiol.

the bacteria Ruminococcus caeruleum (often referred to as "TRU-BLU), named after the blue pigment it would create in the skin of the lab rabbits who where used to test it, is a bacterium that was genetically modified to break down cellulose into glucose in the rumen and produce carbon monoxide as a byproduct instead of methane gas. this was then sold as a probiotic for cattle under the name "TRU-BLU" with it first reaching shelves in 2002, it is still one of the most popular DerCo products to this day.

ach chonaic eolaithe rud at faoi na anmithe leis an bactear seo isteach ina coras dilea i lar scrudu faoi truailliú uisce agus talmhaíocht sa blian 2008, ni raibh aon micropleastach ina fuill no aon ait ina corp i gchomparaid le ainmhi gan an bactear

but scientists noticed something odd in the animals that had this bacteria in their system during a study on the affects of water pollution in agriculture in 2008, there where no microplastics in their blood compared to the animals without the bacteria.

thosaidh DerCo ag scrudu an bactear aris agus ag smaoineamh conas e a usaid chun an mead pleastach sa timpeallacht a leidu, ach nuair a chonaic siad gur raibh an bactear ag astrigh na sighas pleastach go dti olla, glucos, agus aimíonaigéad, d'fheic siad ar ais ar cheann de a táirge bithleighasach beo eille...

DerCo then began studying the bacterium again to investigate how to use it to reduce plastic pollution, but when they noticed that it could convert different types of plastics into oils, glucose, and amino acids, they started looking into one of their recent live biomedical products...

Tá pleastach ó clós ferime (go háirithe ó cruthú sadhlas) fáth mór do truailliú I slí uisce agus is dánsear mór do anmhithe ar ferim. Ach do fánas is faoinse mór de MPP in-díleáite agus bactear dearfach é, de bharr é seo thughann DerCo airegad do feirmeoirí chun an pleastach a ballú agus é a tabhart dóbh.

nios mo faoi cothiocht fanas

farmyard plastics (especially ones used in silage production) are a major cause of pollution and a danger to animals on farms. but for fauns they are an excellent source of digestible MPP and beneficial bacteria, because of this DerCo pays farmers for disposing of farmyard plastics through their farmyard waste management services.

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