What's up plebs?!First, a quick heads up, there's still time to participate in my raffle from two days ago. There are 13 more spots up for grabs! Just click here if you have no idea what I am talking about!And now it's time for our weekly contest where you get the chance to win a juicy amount of the bsc memetily token GIFU if you are the first to correctly guess the mystery silver coin!

Weird title I know, keep reading it will make sense 😂💩You have probably heard of all the research into the relationship between the gut microbiota and the brain and mental health blah blah. Tldr, there's clearly a connection between the trillions of microbes living in our intestines and our brain development, function etc. Just do a Google search on brain-gut axis if you wish to learn more.

My day started pretty well, by winning a cool 1 oz kangaroo coin with just 3 hbd. Magic internet money at its finest 😂😂 Just visit the latest post by @summertooth if you are curious how it looks like!Anyways, I got a bit jelly and I figured to run a raffle of my own as well! Fuck it, I will even copy paste his title cause I am a lazy bastard.

Here's something cool I learnt today!There's this flower native to northern and central Japan called the skeleton flower. Scientifically described as Diphylleia grayi, it looks like just yet another regular plant with a bunch of mundane white flowers:

Ok, I am officially in love!Followers of my blog know that I generally I stay away from silver pieces with a high premium. I am just a cheap fuck so I usually end up with boring pieces that I get for spot price.But today I stumbled upon something that I instantly fell in love with. Sure, some will find it super cringe but I am a huge fan of the terminator franchise... And t2 was amongst my favorite movies while growing up so there's a lot of sentimental value, and you can't really put a price tag on that :D

Small, dumb and loud is just the perfect description for the animal I want to talk about today. First let's begin with a photo! sourceMeet Danionella cerebrum, a cyprinid fish first reported in 2021 from turbid low altitude streams on the southern and eastern slopes of the Bago Yoma mountain range in Myanmar.