Did everyone read yesterday's article about bamboo and giant pandas? If you haven't seen it, go review it! (Click here for review)
If you read that article, you must know that the July issue of Naturalist magazine has been new, which means that... The June edition is here again!
First, let's introduce the small gift of this review.
Ocean series paper mold three zebra seahorse
The seahorse is a collective name for more than 40 small fish species in the genus Seahorse in the family Sea dragon family. The hippocampus relies on the fast-reading swing of the underdeveloped dorsal fin and pectoral fin, so the movement speed is slow and the range of motion is small.
The hippocampus swims, which is called a bushi . See watermark for image source
This set of paper models contains exquisite illustrations, color-filling challenges, species atlases, knowledge quizzes, assembly instructions and part pages, as well as a variety of different stitching methods, waiting for you to dig.
If you don't want to review the journal, you can also click on the image above to buy it
If you want it, come and review it!
Pick your favorite June magazine article in the poll below and leave a comment to write down the reasons for your choice or give us advice. The lottery mainly looks at the message, the more likes the greater the chance of winning!
A total of 10 people were selected for this review, and each person gave away one of the three seahorses of the Marine Series paper mold.
On July 5 (next Tuesday), the winner list will be announced, so remember to see if you have a name, forgetting that there will be no prizes.
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Let's nag a few more words about the July issue. The special plan of the July issue is bamboo, and bamboo has many secrets that are not known, but we have a thorough study of how to eat it and how to use it. Of course, if there is bamboo, there must be fat! Get a sneak peek at the cover for quick!
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In this issue, we also introduce the past and present lives of lychees, the ethnic origins of Russians and Ukrainians, and interesting animals such as prehistoric lions, wild horses and wild donkeys, alpine vultures, and tuna.
Don't miss it when you walk by, in the hot summer, what is more refreshing than bamboo
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