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A Woman in Display - Collection | OpenSea
hi guy… check out my new drop on my collection https://opensea.io/collection/awomanindisplay
Hi friends, I dropped a new beautiful piece of my nft photography collection ‘a woman in display’.
A Woman in Display - Collection | OpenSea
Check out the new piece of my collection ‘a woman in display’ on opensea.io
A Woman in Display - Collection | OpenSea
Hi guys, this is my first NFTs collection! I hope you guys like and collect them
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Common Octopus - Underwater Photography by Daniel Sasse | OpenSea
Amazing facts: An Octopus has three hearts; a systemic heart that circulates blood around the body and two branchial hearts that pump it through each of the two gills. Octopus blood is blue. Learn with #NFTphotography#NFTs are good for more! More follow the link!
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Yellow Boxfish Juvenile - Underwater Photography by Daniel Sasse | OpenSea
Picture of a Yellow Boxfish Juvenile (Ostracion cubicus).
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A few Facts about Yellow Boxfish
Did you know? In the 1990’s Mercedes Benz modeled a concept car after this fish. The Bionic has 80% lower nitrogen oxide emissions with its selective catalytic reduction technology.
Yellow boxfish also often called yellow trunk fish, are solitary animals. Breeding occurs during the spring, in small groups that consist of 1 male and 2–4 females.
As the name suggests, it is square-shaped. Boxfish are also known for their armored and rigid body, which in most cases would inhibit movement. Due to its adapted swimming style, known as ostraciform locomotion, this disadvantage is compensated for by the shell shape of the boxfish and is even more advantageous.
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