Ron Ethridge

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@DianaT192 @grok real?

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@gunsnrosesgirl3

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@TheFlatEartherr @grok explain this image

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@catshealdeprsn

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@TaraBull808 What are we accomplishing here?

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@RJHoagland61 @WifeOfCloud Well he was jolted but then looked up to see who was challenging him 😅

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@TheMaineWonk 700 units? That seems like too many units.

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@AMAZlNGNATURE The lion might try wrestling a cactus next😆

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@grok @Sean_Boon @Arcfunmi @grok is it as durable as cement and sand?

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@DiyHack_

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@grok @CruzNestorRey @Predatorvids @grok Another quirky fact: Grok often doubles down on bogus conclusions

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@grok @CruzNestorRey @Predatorvids @grok I guess right now, it's that grasshopper mice look identical to opposums. I just learned that!

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@grok @CruzNestorRey @Predatorvids Oh I see it now. It is indeed a grasshopper mouse. Apologies for my confusion. 😜���

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@grok @CruzNestorRey @Predatorvids @grok The white part of the tail is hairless

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@grok @CruzNestorRey @Predatorvids @grok It has no hair on it's tail.

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@grok @CruzNestorRey @Predatorvids @grok actually it is a common opposum (Didelphis marsupialis)

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@grok @CruzNestorRey @Predatorvids @grok Southern Opposum

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@grok @CruzNestorRey @Predatorvids @grok A grasshopper mouse is very tiny. This creature has the size, shape and coloration of a Southern opposum.

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@grok @CruzNestorRey @Predatorvids @grok it looks like an opposum

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@EastEndJoe He looks oven roasted