Here is a Chronological View of Tonight's Battles - Semifinals and Championship of the 2020 Byron Beast Battles https://t.co/y67f2VEUvK via @wakelet#ByronBears#BMSBears
That brings our Byron Beast Battle Biome Bracket to an end! Way to go, 7th grade battle authors. Excellent work! Here is a final look at our bracket. #B5#ByronBears#BMSBears
They’ll have to settle for some sea urchins this time, which is actually quite good. Sea urchins eat kelp in great abundance, so these sea otters are vital to maintain a thriving kelp forest. #B5#ByronBears#BMSBears
What is that? The honey badger, oh he doesn’t care! He shows his menacing teeth to intimidate the otters for a moment, grabs the turtle eggs, and runs away! #B5#ByronBears#BMSBears
If you didn't Google "Otter + Raft" in the last minute, this tweet is for you. Sea otters rest in single-sex groups called “rafts”, and these groups can consist of up to 100 sea otters. No time to rest now, though! #B5#ByronBears#BMSBears
BAM! The sea otter and the honey badger lock eye to eye! The honey badger envies the sea otter’s fur, the densest of any animal on Earth. #B5#ByronBears#BMSBears