Willie wagtails are a bird native to Australia, named after their tendency to dance around wagging their tails in the air. Despite their tiny size they’re completely fearless and will attack much larger birds and animals, from eagles to kangaroos!2yr ⋅ pleisto_cene ⋅ r/Awwducational
🔥 King parrots and crimson rosellas in the snow after a polar blast hit Australia this week (image credit: Gary P Hayes)3yr ⋅ pleisto_cene ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
The greater glider is a large, very fluffy, gliding marsupial from Australia. They glide from the tops of trees, using their long tails to steer.3yr ⋅ pleisto_cene ⋅ r/AIDKE
Tiger quolls are the second biggest native carnivores in Australia! They’re marsupials and when baby quolls are born they’re the size of a grain of rice.3yr ⋅ pleisto_cene ⋅ r/AIDKE
A year and a half post op and my quads on my surgical side are in the best shape they’ve ever been in! Here to preach to you the magic of cycling for rehab and leg gains3yr ⋅ pleisto_cene ⋅ r/ACL
It’s been a very long journey but I was finally able to pull my ski boots out of storage in anticipation for the week ahead! Even if there’s hurdles along the way you will get to where you want to be eventually 😁3yr ⋅ pleisto_cene ⋅ r/ACL
Was nervous about how it would feel but I did not notice my knee AT ALL. It’s so damn good to be back.3yr ⋅ pleisto_cene ⋅ r/ACL
