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Leanaírud 1: *dusigh suas*

Leanaírud 2: tá tú suas faoi dheireadh...tá smaonieamh agam

Leanaírud 3: anois dhrapfaidh muid ar mama!

Babyguy 1: *wakes up*

Babyguy 2: hey you're finally up...I have an idea

Babyguy 3: let's climb on mama!

dianferimeoiract le por feoil/intensive farming with meat breeds

-tabhart isteach faoi na sighas por feoil, buntaisti agus mibuntaisti/introduction to intensive meat breeds, positives and negatives-

ta an stil dianfeirmeoiract do por feoil na sli iontach an meid is mo airegad a deanamh leis an meid is lu spas agus am. ach an mibuntaiste leis an sli seo na ta trealamh spesialta, airegad, bia agus nios mo obair ag teastail, fresin ni fedir fanas por dianfeirmeoiract feoil a por. is e seo an fath nach bhuil an stil feirmeoiract seo ro-móréilimh le porathor fanas neabhceadithe, de bhar e seo usaidtear an por táirgeadh o DerCo,an mar-mhuic bui.

the intensive intigrated style of meat faun farming is a great way to make as much money from the smallest amout of space and resources in the shortest amount of time. however the negatives to this type of system are needing specialized and expensive equipment, and more labor. on top of all this, intensive faun breeds cannot be bred, this is why this style of faun keeping isn't popular with unlicenced faun keepers. because of this, we'll use the DerCo owned production breed, the blonde swinelike, as an example for this post.

-tithiact/housing-

de bharr gur por tairgeadh iad na fanas seo, nil moran spas ag teastail acu. is fedir timpeall 500-1500 fanas ar leith a comead ar raca amhain, ach bi cinte gur tugtear spas 2 medar cearnach do gach fan ar leith ionnas gur nach beidh gortu no bas o bruigh slua.

because blonde swinelikes are a production breed, they don't need much space. it's ideal to keep 500-1500 fauns on one rack, just make sure that theres roughtly 2 meters squared for each individual, this helps prevent deaths from crowd crush.

ba choir go bhuil an teocht ar an raca idir 10 agus -5 cheim selsius, ag teocht nios airde, tosion na fanas ag chuir alis agus de bharr gur bhuil plod ulmhor dobh, is fedir leo fail bas de bhar an teocht. ag teocht ro-iseal agus tosion a corp ag usaid a fuinneamh chun iad a comead te in ionnad mattan agus meachan a fas.

make sure that the tempature on the rack is between 10 and -5 degrees celcius, at a tempature higher than this, the fauns start to sweat and due to them all living in a huge group, they can die of heatstroke. at too low a tempature they start to loose condition due to their bodies burning energy for heat that they could be using to grow muscle.

do an leagan amach den raca, nil spas do na oibreoiri ag teastail de bharr gur nach bhuil chead na fanas mar-muice a labhsail seachas iad a chui ar no as raca (1). do leagan amach os choir an raca tairgeadh do fanas a bhuil direach ri-racithe leabh an post seo. ba choir gur bhuil an talamh den raca deanta as liontan miotal tubh (3) ionnas gur nach ballion an salachar ar a cosai (2) agus iad a deanamh tinn. comeadtear an stasuin as-raca ar an raca ionnas gur nach buill ar na oibreoiri na corpanna a iompar (5), bi cinte gur bhuil an stasuin as-raca cludithe nuair a nach buil se in-usaid (4). cuirtear barra miotal os choir an trach bruscear ionnas gur nach bhuil na fanas ag troid do spas agus iad ag ithe (6). ta an siúit lionadha taluin ar claon de 75 cheim no nios mo agus ard de nios mo na 30 dtroithe ionnas gur nach fedir le na fanas drap amach (7). ta laftan faireachas ionnas gur fedir le na oibreoiri iad a feicail ma ta aon rud mi-cheart (8)

for the layout of the rack itself, you don't need to consider space for workers since it's against company policy to handle the swinelikes outside off-racking or re-racking them (1). for information about the layout ouside the rack for fauns that are being re-racked read this post. the floor of the rack should be made of metal whire grates (3) to keep slurry off their feet to prevent infections (2). the off-racking station should be installed on the rack itself to reduce transportaion costs (5), make sure the off-racking station is covered when not in use (4). metal bars are put in front of the rough waste toughs to prevent the fauns from fighting for space while eating (6). the landfill chute should be at a 75 degree angle and at least 30 feet tall to prevent the fauns from climbing up it (7). the surveillance ledge is so that workers can watch the fauns in case anything happens (8).

-bia agus riachtanais na poranna seo/nutrition and special needs of this breed-

eagsuil le na por tairgeadh eille, ni fedir na fanas mar-mhuice a chuir chun innilt. is e seo de bharr cupla fath, an chead rud na nil siad cliste go leoir chun teacht ar ais ag eiri na greine agus ta siad ro-dansearach chun a bheith timpeall oibreoiri no as an raca.

unlike all other faun breeds, swinelikes cannot be let out to graze. this is due to a couple reasons, the first is that they aren't smart enough to go back inside at dawn and they're too dangerous to be handled by workers.

fresin, de bharr gur bhuil siad an-trom agus fasann siad go tapadh, briseann siad a cnamha go minic (go hairithe a easana). chun na fiabanna le seo a reatach, ta nios mo cnamha acu a fedir brise chun na cnamhana tabhactach agus organ a cosant, agus téachtán a fuil an-tapuil nuair ata gortu acu chun cosc ar fuiliú inmheánach. de bhar na rudai seo, nil luth ro-math acu agus is fedir trombóis no stróc a tharlu ma ta inomarcha aclai acu (deannan an hormon a tosnion an proseis as-raca an fuil nios caol ionnas gur fedir na fanas an fuil a baint as).

on top of this, due to their large size and and fast growth rate, they break their bones very often (especially ribs). to resolve this issue, swinelikes have extra bones that break easier to protect the heavier and more important bones and joints, and their blood clots much faster than normal to prevent internal bleeding. however due to this, they have limitied mobility and are very prone to thrombosis and strokes during physical activity (the hormones that trigger the off-raking procsess casue the blood to thin so they bleed out)

mar gach sighas fan, ta an chuid is mo de a aiste bia na bruscear crua agus MPP, ta an post seo nios mionsonraith faoi cothiocht fanas.

like every other type of faun, most of their diet is solid landfill waste and MPP, this post goes more in depth about the exact nutrient percentages in a fauns diet

pictuir: fanas mar-muice bui ag ithe sicín cúbarnaí marbh, faoinse math olla, proitein, agus vitimin.

pictured: swinelike fauns eating dead battery hens, a great source of oils, protein and vitimins.

-slantechas, galar agus gortu a bhuil coitionta leis na sighas por seo/health, disease and injuies common with this breed-

mar a scriobhtear thar, ta teachtan fola an-cotionta sna fanas seo, is fedir iad a lighadu le ag comead na fanas ar raca a bhuil an tomhas cheart. fresin ta bruigh slua fior-dansearach agus is fedir raca ulmhain a maru leis, mar a scriobhtear thar, tabhart 2 meder cearnach do gach fanas ar leith.

as written above, blood clots are incredibly common in swinelikes, you can reduce the chances of them by keeping the fauns on an appropriately sized rack. other rack-related injuries include crowd crush and crowd collapse which can kill the entire group of them, make sure that every faun has 2 meters of space each.

fiabanna eille na sruth fola ag fanacht sa cosai, is feidr le e seo a beith pionmhar agus forbair go dti ionfhabhtú craiceann no crubanna de bharr an bru. ni fedir aon rud a deanamh faoi an gortu seo.

another major issue is blood pooling in their legs, this can be painfull and eventually develops into open sores and infections in their hooves and skin, unfortunely there's no treatment for this, but the open wire flooring prevents them from getting infections.

galar a bhuil cotionta sa fanas seo na glar vireach de bharr ce cobh congarach a bhuil siad le a cheile, dean cinte gur tugtear na instealladh cheart dobh gach uair ata siad ri-racithe.

viral diseases are incredibly common in these fauns due to their close proximity with eachother, make sure they're given the proper injections before being re-racked.

-proseis as-raca/off-racking procsess-

ta an proseis as raca mar an cheana le aon sighas fan, ach comeadtear an stasuin as-raca ar an raca leis na fanas mar a scriobhtear thar. is e seo ionnas gur fedir na fanas a próiseáil nios tapadh.

the off-racking procsess is the same as it it with any faun, but the off-racking station is kept on the rack with the fauns as written above. this is so the fauns can be procsessed quicker.

chun comead suil ar gach fan riobh, triod agus tar eist iad a chuir as-raca, chuirtear microcip ag bun inteann gach fanas mar-muic. is fedir an microcip a scannail chun fail amach a aois, stair slantechas, agus a uimhir idir-láthair (uimhir ar leith do gach fan a bhuil comeadithe ar ait DerCo), ta an uimhir a feiceann tu ar an microcip e fein na an uimhir suíomh (uimhuir a tugtear don fan ina grupa ar leith)

to keep track of every faun before, during, and after the off-racking procsess, microchps are placed at the base of the brain stem of every swinelike. you can scan this microchip to find out age, health history, and inter-unit number (the number assigned to each individual faun owned by DerCo), the number on the chip's surface is the unit number (number given to each faun on a particular unit)

Cloverfield memes for the people (fucking no one)

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Fánas cabharach ag leadbh an iarmhar greamaitheach as na masín ReTurn!

Helpful fauns licking the stickyness off the ReTurn machines!

Maybe human sona drawing??? And compressed mailman rat

I am so aesthetically attracted to the trenchbleeders and the searchlights in Pressure

sorry 4 not posting i haven't been drawing anything palatable, or at least what i deem palatable (which is completely arbitrary). i am working on another fnaf painting tho which im hoping to knock out b4 school starts

buaicphointe ón calalóg 2031 ón IUFBA

Highlights from the 2031 catalogue from the IUFBA

buaicphointe ón calalóg 2031 ón IUFBA

Highlights from the 2031 catalogue from the IUFBA

im going to be real discord i don't. want to buy your spongebob

anfheirmeorieacht le pór crossantach-ag inilt / extensive farming with crossbreeds-grazing

tá a lán slí fánas táirgeadh a comead ag braith ar a pór agus úsaid. de gnáth do fánas crossantach cóta-catach, cros idir pór mar-muice (por feoil) agus caorín bán dearg (por ollan) cuirtear iad ag inilt de bharr gur pór déanach-abaí iad, agus deannan siad níos fear i bunaigh anfheirmeorieacht.

there are many ways to raise production breed fauns depending on breed and use. typically for curlcoat crosses, a hybrid breed of the swinelike (meat breed) and the heatherhorn (fiber breed) they are grazed since they're a late maturing breed, and are more profitable in an extensive farming setup

-Dearfach agus diúltach de ag chuir fánas amach ag init/positives and negatives of grazing fauns-

rudaí dearfach faoi ag chuir iad ag inilt na spreagadh intinne agus sócialta ó timpeallacht oscailte agus garbh, agus is fedir leo aiste bia níos cothromaithe a ithe le níos mo píosi crua-earraí.

ach na rudaí diúltach ná baol níos airde de galar agus gortú, go hairithe má nach úsáidtear srianadh seadán no instealladh orthú. fresin tá ort a crúbanna a seicáil gach lá agus iad a barr gach 4-6 seactain chun féacant amach do ionfhábhtú no gortú ó an talamh gear ar an lionadh talun.

the positives of letting fauns graze are mental and social enrichment from an open and rough environment, and they can have a more balanced diet with a grater variety of plastics and hardware pieces.

the negatives to this are higher risks of disease and injury, especially if forms of parasite control or vaccines are not used. hoof problems are also extremely common so it's good practice to check their feet daily and have their hooves trimmed every 4-6 weeks.

-titheacht/housing-

rud maith faoi crossantach cóta-catach na níl trealamh spesílta ag teastáil chun iad a comead slán. má tá tú ag tabhart a MPP dóbh díreach on lionadh talun níl ach scioból le tí mar easair chun iad a chuir isteach sa lá. bí cúarimach gur nach bhuil móran solas ligithe isteach sa scioból ionnas go nach gortíon siad a súile. faoi tá pictúir de scioból casta do fánas cóta-catach.

the good thing about curlcoat crosses is that they don't need special equipment. if they're getting their MMP directly from the landfill then the only housing they need is a barn with straw bedding to keep them inside during the day. just make sure too much light can't get in so the fauns don't hurt their eyes. below is a picture of a high-end curlcoat barn.

de gnáth tugtear pellead dirach ribh iad a chuir amach no dirach tar eist iad a chuir isteach, tugtar e ag na amanta seo ionnas gur fedir leis na oibreoiri fecant ar ce mead a bhuil an fanas ag ithe. cuirtear barra thar agus timpeall na trach ionnas go nach trodion na fanas le haigh spas no bia.

normally they're given concentrate either just before being let out or right after going back to the barn, this is so it's easier to keep an eye on how much they eat. bars are in front of the toughs so they don't fight over food or space.

-sconsa agus conas iad a comead isteach/fences and keeping them in-

ba choir go bhuil sconsa leictrach chuithe suas chun iad a comead isteach, is fedir leo gnath sconsa a brise, go hairithe ma bhris siad amach ribhe. bi cinte agus seicail go bhuil na sconsa ceart, suas, agus ar suil gach la. nuair a ligtear iad amach dean cinte go bhuil siad faoi mhaoirseacht le go leoir oibreoiri ann ma teann aon rud mi-cheart

electric fences are the most reliable at keeping the fauns in, fauns can learn how to break non-electrified fences, especially if they see another one doing it. make sure to check that the fences are intact, on and working daily. while the fauns are grazing make sure that they're supervised by a team of workers in case something goes wrong.

-Uisce near atá siad ag init/water access while grazing-

de gnath tugtear uisce dobh i basin mor deanta as coincréit ionnas gur nach fedir na fanas e a bogadh no leim isteach ann. cathig an uisce a bheith athrithe gach la agus an basin a bheith glanta amach gach seactain. is fedir leat forlíonadh rahnduil a chuir sa uisce fresin, go hairithe ma nach bhuil ro-mead sighas pleastach no chuir amu bia sa lionadh talun.

fauns should be given water from a large basin made of concrete, this is to prevent them from breaking/tipping the basin, and it should be too tall for the fauns to get into. the water must be chaged daily and the basin cleaned fully once a week. you can add minerals to their water too, especally if there's little variety of plastics or food waste on the landfill.

-Slí ais díleá a tabhart/providing digestive aid-

i socru dianfeirmeoracht, mar socru do mar-muice feoil no socru do caorin ban dearg, is fedir line mor de dáileoir ais dilea a chuir sios, ach ar lionadh talun nil e sin réadúil. nil ach cupla chin ag teastail mas fedir le na fanas bogadha timpeall (impeall daileoir amhain do 10 fanas). ta na daileoir ais dilea lionadh talun uathoibríoch, agus lionon siad gach uair a olann an fanas as, an rud diúltach faoi na daileoir seo na ta baol nios airde do gortu baigh de bharr go bhuil an barr oscailte in ionnad mer sine.

in an intensive farming setup, like a rack for swinelikes or heatherhorns, you could afford to have a long line of digestive aid dispensers, but on a landfill this type is not feasable. you only need a small handfull of singular dispensers since the fauns are able to move around (normally 1 dispenser to 10 fauns). landfill digestive aid dispensers are automatic and fill back up every time a faun drinks, the one negative thing about this type of dispenser is that there's a higher risk of splash leisions since they have an open top, instead of a nipple/drinker design like a set-rack model.

pictuir ar cle: fanas crossantach cota-catach ag ol o daileoir ais dilea

pictured left: a curlcoat faun drinking from a landfill digestive aid dispenser

pictuir ar dheis: galar gortu baigh, galar a fastear as ionfhabhtú agus lobh craiceann,fiochan agus nios deanai cnamh, o gortu doigh o ais dilea, is coitianta i fanas og

pictured right: splash leisions, a condition that develops from infection and eventual decay of the skin, tissue and in later stages bones and teeth, from a burn caused by digestive aid burning the skin, most common in younger fauns

-Cosc ar galar agus seadán/disease and parasite prevention-

ba choir gur tugtear a instealladh do teiteanas, heirpéas, agus bruitíneach (ta na chinn seo go lear pairt de an instealladh 8 i 1) gach uair ata siad ri-racithe. na lig aon daoine gan chead ar an áitreabh ionnas gur nach fedir le galar virach a bheith scapithe timpeall, agus gur bhuil na oibreoiri suas chun data le a instealladh. bi ag scrúdaigh na fanas gach uair a feictear iad, feicant amach le haigh sintom galar agus chuir iad chun leighas/cuir iad ar coraintín. feicant amach le haigh gortu agus chuir antaiseipteach ar aon gearradh a feicean tu. is fedir cre diatomasach a chuir ina easair chun chir cosc ar dreancaid agus chuir pudar garleoig ina bia chun cosc ar cuilleoig.

make sure that fauns are vaccinated against tetanus, herpes and measles (all included in an 8 in one vaccine) every time theyre re-racked. don't allow anyone on the premises without permision in case they're carrying any viral diseases, and make sure all workers are up to date with their vaccines. look out for any syntoms of disease in the fauns whenever you see them and medicate/ quarentien any sick ones. look out for signs of injury and spray antiseptic on any wounds you find. you can also add diatomaceous earth to their bedding to prevent lice and add garlic powder to their food to prevent flies.

ach chun na seadan a maru as a corp, chuirtear iad ag snamh i leacht dipeáil chun beagnach gach sighas galar a maru ar a craiceann. deantear e seo gach dara seactan mar piocann siad suas go leoir galar agus feicid ar an lionadh talun

but to kill topical infections and parisites completely, they need to be dunked in dipping liquid every 2 weeks, they can pick up a lot of infections and bugs from the landfill.

-slanteachas na oibreoiri/work safety-

nuair ata tu ag comead suil ar na fanas agus iad a bheith cuirte amach ag innilt, fan i grupa agus gur bhuil smachtín eallaigh, is fedir leat tastil i veain ionnas gur nach bhuil tu ro-congarach leo. na bi ag labhsail na fanas gan chead no fath, agus comead suas le do instealladh

when supervising the fauns while they graze, stay in a group and have a cattle prod on you at all times, make sure to travel in a van so you dont have to get too close to them. do not pet or handle them without medical need, and keep up with your vaccinations

MUSIC ASKS these are actually pretty fucking hard but why not.

1:A song you like with a color in the title

2:A song you like with a number in the title

3:A song that reminds you of summertime

4:A song that reminds you of someone you would rather forget about

5:A song that needs to be played LOUD

6:A song that makes you want to dance

7:A song to drive to

8:A song about drugs or alcohol

9:A song that makes you happy

10:A song that makes you sad

11:A song that you never get tired of

12:A song from your preteen years

13:One of your favorite 80’s songs

14:A song that you would love played at your wedding

15:A song that is a cover by another artist

16:One of your favorite classical songs

17:A song that would sing a duet with on karaoke

18:A song from the year that you were born

19:A song that makes you think about life

20:A song that has many meanings to you

21:A favorite song with a person’s name in the title

22:A song that moves you forward

23:A song that you think everybody should listen to

24:A song by a band you wish were still together

25:A song by an artist no longer living

26:A song that makes you want to fall in love

27:A song that breaks your heart

28:A song by an artist with a voice that you love

29:A song that you remember from your childhood

30:A song that reminds you of yourself

Truptín dathúil le gort dóigh timpeall a corp agus a blíanrud

Bantam patchpelt with burn wounds and their yearling weanerguy

Being a pretty small blog I pay a lot of attention to the tags people put on reblogs of my art since I'm usually only sifting through like 5-10 of them. This caught my eye and I may as well throw a bit of explanation in here for @sleeping-cliche for this post :)

I've been playing off and on with this species for a REALLY long time and the mortuary infanticide / birth defects page was from 2021 or something? I don't think mortuary infanticide is a real term lol (it sounds kind of redundant) I think I meant something more like ritualized filial cannibalism. A lot of animals consume their young especially if they are weak/runts, because the nutrients from eating the baby is actually worth more and is less of a burden than caring for that baby.

Anyways, with this species at some point I had this idea going where their reproductive organs are housed in those fatty sacs protecting their neck, and they were birthed out of the mouth in eggs??? Something like that. I don't know if that was fully scrapped at this point or not but the filial cannibalism would be done with newborns with severe birth defects or stillborns and it would be sort of a way to return the child to where they came from. Sort of.

In every sense it would appear as though they would return to the womb, but of course would actually be eaten by the birthing parent because true "unbirthing" isn't physically possible. Not a joyous occasion by any means, it would be a very quiet and secretive, perhaps almost shameful act viewed only by the other biological parents and maybe religious leaders or something like that.

Their "crest" or fat sacs would probably be scarified or tattooed after a miscarriage/stillborn/severely defective birth. I think some real world cultures have similar practices of body modifications to mark loss though I don't recall exactly which ones do that.

I love this little freak

ough crappy doodles cause im so tired but here

animal husbandry blunders

droch-fearachas

I HAVE CRACKED THE GELLI PLATE CODE I CAN DO MONOTYPES NOW

Tentatively uploading all of this spec evo stuff I did today and yesterday. I wanted them to be less humanoid and if nothing else I think I've achieved that.

I've probably been messing with this species and its world for like a decade, but I keep reworking it and so much of that work just sits in old sketchbooks and google docs. They have a very special place in my heart <3

Oh yeah also the Mormon pre/during/afterlife is there too?? No relation to anything else.

Some older ideas from previous years. They kind of have maintained that general look for a while. Not a huge fan of some of this anymore like what the hell is that massive "scavenger"??

Stab-sex is kinda tight still if you ask me.

reics dúbailte/double heatherhorn

de gnath ta na hormon gneas ag leibheal iseal i corp an fanas caorin ban dearg chun cosc ar toircheas neamhbheartaithe, mar a scriobhtear sa post seo, ach i cas an-neamhchoitianta, is fedir le an poru de beirt caorin ban dearg a tharlu . de bharr gur bhuil gach fan i por táirgeadh ar leith mar clón, ta na leamabh seo an-ionphóraithe, glaotar reics dubailte ar an galar seo.

heatherhorns where designed to have very low levels of sex hormones to prevent unplanned litters, as written in this post, but in rare cases this does happen. and because every production faun breed is made up of clones of the same individual, these babyguys end up extremely inbred, the list of genetic problems caused by this is called double heatherhorn.

de gnath ta fionadha sceadach agus tanai, craicean le eachma dearg, adharc míchumtha agus beal bulladóir (giall ro fada ar an bun). de gnath nil saol deasa ag na fanas seo, ni fedir leo ithe i gceart agus teagan siad sios le ionfhabhtú craiceann go minic. cuirtear na fanas sios nuair ata siad diagnóisihe.

normally these double heatherhorns end up with thin patchy coats, eczema and red inflamed skin, deformed horns and an undershot jaw. unfortunately these fauns don't have great lives, they can't eat properly and have chronic skin infections. these fauns get euthenised immidetly after being diagnosed.

fan og le reics dúbailte/faun with double heatherhorn

ta cupla fath le haigh na fanas seo a tit le leanairudai leo fein, is fedir leis seo tharlu nuar a cuirtear na caorin ban dearg ar hormon ribh a inseamhnú saorga iad (sa cas seo ta na fanas reics dubailte rugathe i al le leanai crosantach cota-catach, is fedir le nios mo na fion abhain síolraigh beoir ar leith), ach tharlion toircheas neamhbheartaithe i bhad nios coitianta nuar ata galar mar PCOS ag beirt tuismathor.

there are a few reasons for these unplanned litters, they can happen when the heatherhorns are put on hormones before they are artificially inseminated (in these cases double heatherhorns are born alongside curlcoat cross siblings, a litter can have multiple fathers), but most of the time this happens when both parents have PCOS, causing a hormone imbalance.

mar a scríobhtear sa póst "organ imhéanach agus structúir cnámha", chun chuir suas leis demáiste ó gas agus deatach dánséarach i chónaí fanas, ta beirt organ darbh ainm lamhnán taos acu.

like what was mentioned in the post "internal organs and bone structure", to put up with the damage caused by dangerous gas or smoke in the fauns' environment, they have two organs called tar bladders

Nuair atá inomarcha tarra nó saliácar sa scámhóga chun cossacht suas, brúeann na mattán ar taobh amuigh den scámhóga síos, ag tosú ó Barr go bunn (ar fadh 15 nómead- uiar a chog) chun an tarra a brú go dtí na lamhnán taos. Feiceann an próseis seo ar an taobh amuigh mar an inalú tapúil agus íseal. Briseann na lamhnán taos an tarra go dtí gur nach fedir leis an fán a nibhe, ansin bogtear é go dtí an laithán agus an taé chun é a scaol amach as an corp.

When there's so much filth or tar in the lungs and it starts to impact their function, the muscles that directly surround the lungs will start contracting rapidly, going from top to bottom (this process lasts around 15 minutes to an hour) to push the waste into the tar bladders. On the outside, this makes the faun breathe quick, shallow breaths. The tar bladders then break down the filth so it doesn't poison the faun, and lymphocytes from the spleen are sent to kill any dangerous microbes. then what's left is transported to the liver to break it down further, then it's removed from the body.

Cars can't see what's not in front of them

Ní fedir le gluaisteán feic ar cad a nach bhuill ós chóir é