[public statement about mint]
mint is over and everything broke down three times:
1. at the start of the mint (fortunately, i managed to fix it without magic eden's support).
2. after about half was minted.
3. the public mint was a disaster.
we’re trying to figure out how to ensure everyone is satisfied and gets their nfts, while also refunding the spent mon.
we’re awaiting a response from @meonmonad to one of our requests. if it’s not satisfactory, we’ll do our best to come up with the most suitable solution we can.
a form for refunding mon burned during the "execution reverted" error will be released later (likely in 1-3 days, before we finalize our decision).
the collection will not disappear — we wiill not change it. feel free to trade it as you wish. additionally, the top 500 holders of this collection will receive a gtd mint in the mainnet on @monad_xyz
【Cangzhou Bird Guide 02 – Phalacrocorax pelagicus】
The pelagic cormorant (Phalacrocorax pelagicus) measures approximately 0.7 meters in length. Its plumage is black with a purple sheen, and during the breeding season, it develops two crest-like plumes on its head. It possesses striking green eyes, while its bare facial and throat skin is brownish. Its webbed feet are purple. In winter, its plumage remains largely similar to its summer coat, but it lacks the head crests and the fine white feathers on its neck. The red skin around the base of its beak and eyes also becomes duller and less distinct. 🌍
This bird species primarily inhabits nearshore islands and coastal regions in temperate marine environments. It is also found in estuaries and bays, often congregating in groups on rocky reefs. Its diet mainly consists of fish, which it catches with excellent diving skills, though it occasionally feeds on shrimp and other crustaceans. 🐟🦐
These birds typically nest in colonies on seaside cliffs and rocky ledges. Their breeding season spans from April to July, with northern populations initiating breeding later in the season. 🌿
Due to human activities and environmental changes, the population of Phalacrocorax pelagicus has declined. Consequently, it is now classified as a national second-class protected species.
#Cangzhou #Birds #NandagangWetland #EcologicalConservation #AnimalProtection