Is this cheetah laughing?
It looks like it to me.
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This cheetah is spot on.
I wish I had a coat like that.
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The primary purpose of the cheetah’s tail is to maintain balance when they run and make quick turns.
Some people think they also use their tails for signaling.
If so, what signal is this cheetah sending?
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Once I’ve tracked you down, there is no escape.
Gotcha!
This is one of those times when I am thankful for a barrier between the cheetah and me.
That confident, determined look is a bit spooky.
To me the angle of the tails adds to the overall ominous tone.
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Here’s me sneaking up on you.
You do realize you’ll never see me coming, right?
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Does my yawn make you want to yawn too?
Why do we yawn?
Usually, it happens when we are sleepy or tired.
It can also happen when we are bored.
I read about some experiments that showed people and animals yawn more in cooler weather than in hot weather. Do you yawn more in cold weather than in hot weather?
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Today, it’s my turn to be on watch. I’m good at it.
If you need to be on watch, call me. I’ll give you some tips.
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Some days are not cold or hot, just blah.
They are not thrilling or tranquil, just blah.
They are not stressful or relaxing, just blah.
All I can say is, “Blah.”
A nice perch is not just for birds.
Mine gives me a good view of my territory.
My policy is to always keep an eye on things.
Sometimes, it is helpful to look closely.
There may be something interesting hidden under the leaves of a vine.
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