target was originally everywhere in the west, but those direct stores, and some stores have since closed down, the mini-targets dint have traffic at all the whole time they were open, and some were so hit hard “5-finger discounts” it closed.
target is its own corporation, they try to look like a “bougie walmart” but more expensive and less options. target is pretty much on par with walgreens prices.
a mall near a hub, of transport and school works great. but if its like randomly out of the way, it will die eventually. i find the indoor stores too niche to get many customers day to day.
theres always recruitment buildings, i guess you an call them govt buildings. if the mall dies will they be the only ones standing.
our local mall got a revamping, renovating and its still busy, but likely not busy as before the covid. while other malls outside of the city are declining and some already got replaced by tech, biotech buildings. this is the west coast.
it helps if you things like a university and CC nearby, and also a transportation hub. and a famous bougie chain like WF. cant say the same for the stores inside though, some are rarely visited due to cost and niche base.
thier poop still carry pathogens from the carrion they eat.
its diflenic, the nsaid, like most nsaids they mess with the stomach acid of people(causing acid reflux, and likewise it has a greater affect on the vultures.
unlikely, as human suffer from gerd, and acid reflux, might be more harmful than good. the bearded vulture likely has other things in play to prevent the acid from digesting itself.
probably has a very thick mucus layer, plus a robust stomach to withstand the low ph.
the pic on the lef tis a beared vulture, lammageir, its stomach acid is has unusually lower ph(high acidity) compared to other vultures, because its bones. the acid also destroys bacteria, parasites and viruses , mostly.
if anything these textbooks wont help, if they constantly make new editions adding removing, content, or updating stem/or other research.
they also used more subversive tactics, like funding certain companies, into convincing peopel to buy thier eco friendly products, or those “protesters that have been defacing public property”
its not all its scanning, they also for things like stickers, cell phoen signals, or whatever signals your car puts out. it has been use to profile people.
the plant(amorphallus titan) is also rare and endangered, which along side the rafflesia a parasitic plant which is rarer sine it grow on specific vines and have a very unusual growth cycle, which lives in the same region also uses the same method to attract flies.
the corpse plant is related to you calla lily, and some other plants that produces a rotting smell.
severe upper respirtory can affect your vestibular system, causing vertigo. i did get balance problem one time from a pretty bad flu infection, but never covid.
or live in either poles of the globe.
australia and indonesia will feel a 1mil high tidal wave first after all indian ocean islands.
strange msot of them were incorporated into ICE a while ago.
and only one the middle finger, called the cannon bone.
its in the agavoidea family, also includes agaves, thats why most of them resemble each other. this one might yucca brevifolia aka joshua tree, which have different varieties.