EcoCaster💚💜

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Explore eco-friendly lifestyle, art and tech in the company of your eco-frens! Join us to make the world better 💚🌎

well, let's get started! weekends should not be in vain! the road to cucumbers 🥒 honk-honk my fren @lovejoy
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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟯𝟱 Mammatus cloud.

Those amazing "bubble clouds" you sometimes see after storms form when cold air sinks through warmer moist air below the clouds. While beautiful, they actually mean the atmosphere is still unsettled. The pouches develop because different parts of the sinking air cool at different rates, creating the striking rounded shapes.
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@altagers.eth·2 days ago
𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟯𝟰 The Ocean's Vacuum Cleaners

Moving slowly across the seafloor, sea cucumbers perform one of nature's most underrated clean-up jobs. As they consume sand, their digestive systems filter out decaying organic particles. What emerges is purified sediment - essentially "cleaned" seabed - that creates healthier conditions for corals, crustaceans, and bottom-dwelling species to thrive.
𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟯𝟰 The Ocean's Vacuum Cleaners

Moving slowly across the seafloor, sea cucumbers perform one of nature's most underrated clean-up jobs. As they consume sand, their digestive systems filter out decaying organic particles. What emerges is purified sediment - essentially "cleaned" seabed - that creates healthier conditions for corals, crustaceans, and bottom-dwelling species to thrive.
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@altagers.eth·3 days ago
𝙛𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟯𝟯 Blood Lake

Some ponds turn scarlet due to outbreaks of phytoplankton such as Dunaliella salina. These algae produce carotenoids that protect them from intense light and high salinity, giving the water a bright red hue. "Blood lakes" are not only an eye-catcher, but also serve as an important part of ecosystems by oxygenating the water.
when I told the children that everyone will eat what they themselves caught
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𝙛𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟯𝟯 Blood Lake

Some ponds turn scarlet due to outbreaks of phytoplankton such as Dunaliella salina. These algae produce carotenoids that protect them from intense light and high salinity, giving the water a bright red hue. "Blood lakes" are not only an eye-catcher, but also serve as an important part of ecosystems by oxygenating the water.
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@altagers.eth·4 days ago
𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟯𝟮 The Architect Rats

Woodrats are small but incredibly hardworking creatures. They collect twigs, leaves, and various shiny objects to build large nest-mounds called middens. Over time, these structures become extremely hard as the rats saturate them with urine that crystallizes. These unique constructions often house not just the woodrats themselves, but other animals too—such as lizards or small rodents.
𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟯𝟮 The Architect Rats

Woodrats are small but incredibly hardworking creatures. They collect twigs, leaves, and various shiny objects to build large nest-mounds called middens. Over time, these structures become extremely hard as the rats saturate them with urine that crystallizes. These unique constructions often house not just the woodrats themselves, but other animals too—such as lizards or small rodents.
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@altagers.eth·5 days ago
𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟯𝟭 How do geese fly over mountains?

Mountain geese are amazing birds that fly over the highest mountains in the world. They fly 7-10 kilometres upwards, where the air is very thin and cold. Their organism is adapted to such conditions: blood carries oxygen better, and their heart and lungs work more efficiently than in other birds. This allows them to fly safely where most animals would simply suffocate.
guys, I just can’t bring myself to throw this away—what can I make out of an old brake disc? any ideas?
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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟯𝟭 How do geese fly over mountains?

Mountain geese are amazing birds that fly over the highest mountains in the world. They fly 7-10 kilometres upwards, where the air is very thin and cold. Their organism is adapted to such conditions: blood carries oxygen better, and their heart and lungs work more efficiently than in other birds. This allows them to fly safely where most animals would simply suffocate.
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@altagers.eth·6 days ago
𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟯𝟬 The Resilient Giants

With lifespans reaching 2,500 years, baobabs have evolved extraordinary survival strategies:

- Massive water storage capacity (up to 120,000 liters)

- Fire-resistant bark up to 10 cm thick

- Drought-deciduous leaves to conserve water

- Hollow trunks that form natural shelters

These adaptations make them keystone species in arid African ecosystems.
A warm day at last
We're working in the country right
Ecoworkout
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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟯𝟬 The Resilient Giants

With lifespans reaching 2,500 years, baobabs have evolved extraordinary survival strategies:

- Massive water storage capacity (up to 120,000 liters)

- Fire-resistant bark up to 10 cm thick

- Drought-deciduous leaves to conserve water

- Hollow trunks that form natural shelters

These adaptations make them keystone species in arid African ecosystems.
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@altagers.eth·19:09 01/05/2025
𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟵 Nature's Giant Pump

The blue whale's heart is a true biological marvel - tipping the scales at 180kg (400 pounds). This massive organ beats just 2-10 times per minute at the surface, pumping 220 liters of blood through a circulatory system large enough for a human child to crawl through its major arteries.

( yeah yeah two days and two facts about hearts )
the dumbbells gathered dust for 2 years. i put them up for sale. husband: “wait! i’m totally gonna start using them!” 🤣

sold them anyway. let them sit around unused in someone else’s apartment now. i call it reuse
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One question: where did May go??? He took away electricity, heating, water supply and mobile communication (with Internet)

no climate change, as you see…
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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟵 Nature's Giant Pump

The blue whale's heart is a true biological marvel - tipping the scales at 180kg (400 pounds). This massive organ beats just 2-10 times per minute at the surface, pumping 220 liters of blood through a circulatory system large enough for a human child to crawl through its major arteries.

( yeah yeah two days and two facts about hearts )
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traditionally we plant trees and bushes in spring 🪴
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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟴 Heart of the Heights

The giraffe's extraordinary heart is a marvel of natural engineering, capable of generating double the blood pressure of most mammals. This adaptation ensures blood reaches their lofty heads, even towering 5 meters above the ground. With reinforced walls and specialized valves, the giraffe heart is a powerful pump, enabling these majestic creatures to thrive in the savannah skies.
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@altagers.eth·19:30 29/04/2025
𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟳 Nature's Insulation System

Polar bears dense fur creates a protective layer against freezing temperatures, while their dark skin underneath captures precious solar energy. This dual mechanism enables their survival in the harsh Arctic environment.
Golubov is very much looking forward to
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It was once a stack of office paper destroyed by a shredder. And now it's a stack of cute flashcards for particularly important words.
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Containers have appeared in my city that allow you to get rid of unnecessary things in an environmentally friendly way. The collection points accept textiles, clothes and toys.
Things in good condition will be returned to reuse, and clothes unsuitable for wear will be sent for recycling – in the process, cotton wool and insulating material will be made from them. Now I have one less problem.👌
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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟳 Nature's Insulation System

Polar bears dense fur creates a protective layer against freezing temperatures, while their dark skin underneath captures precious solar energy. This dual mechanism enables their survival in the harsh Arctic environment.
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lookin for some support.
thanks to @buildoncyber there was a great initiative to support regen efforts, as you know I participated with my casts in /ecocaster (I advise you to follow it if you haven't already heh).

I really appreciate your support!
Here's my link where you can vote for me.( the second one)

I don't know why, but the first link doesn't work(

https://cyber.co/earthling?post=https://warpcast.com/altagers.eth/0xe809d622

https://cyber.co/earthling?post=https://warpcast.com/altagers.eth/0xe809d622
is there anything better than the first harvest from the garden?

the natural taste of homegrown veggies just can't compare to store-bought ones.

I'm loving it!🌱
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https://cyber.co/earthling?post=https://warpcast.com/natalianowar/0xb0f96f66

Vito for me if you like what I do! I need your support.
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@buildoncyber·02:41 29/04/2025
Voting for the Earthlings' Choice Awards is officially live! Check out our Earthlings' wonderful regen efforts and vote for your favorite ⤵️

Earthlings' Choice Awards

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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟲 Furry Flying Farmers

Move over honeybees - bats are the original pineapple pollinators! Tropical bats like the Seba's short-tailed bat have co-evolved with wild pineapples, their furry bodies perfectly designed to pick up pollen as they drink from the night-blooming flowers. Without these flying gardeners, many pineapple varieties would disappear from the wild.
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🌱 Support Our Eco-Team! 🌍
This month, my team and I are taking part in an eco-project to clean up local parks. We’re passionate about protecting our planet, but we need your support to make an even bigger impact!
✨ How you can help:
✔️ Spread the word - Like & share this post!
✔️ Vote for us - https://cyber.co/earthling
Let’s make April a month of positive change! Together, we can create a greener, cleaner future. 💚
@buildoncyber
Did you know that the strawberry is one of the not eco-friendly berries?

In one study, traces of up to 22 different types of pesticides were found on strawberries at the same time! That’s why strawberries are one of the most “dirty” berries by the amount of pesticides.
The thin skin absorbs chemicals that cannot be washed off with ordinary water.
And pesticides are not just ‘mud.
They can disrupt hormones, mimicking oestrogen, blocking the thyroid gland and affecting reproductive health.
Soaking in water with soda or vinegar is not a reinsurance, but a basic concern.
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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟱 Nature's Ice Sculptures: The Frog That Cheats Death

Each winter, forest frogs perform what seems like magic - they turn into frog-shaped ice cubes. Their hearts stop beating, their blood freezes solid, yet come spring, they simply thaw back to life. This incredible survival trick is made possible by special glucose-based antifreeze in their blood that protects their cells from fatal ice damage. It's not suspended animation - it's biological alchemy.
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My home jungle is still here, but I’ve taken off. I’ll remember you all like this. See you in 3 months! 🌱🌱🌱
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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟰 Nature’s Aerodynamic Marvel

Geese don’t just fly together—they fly smarter. Their V-formation acts like an invisible energy network, where each bird benefits from the one ahead. Scientists have found this clever drafting technique boosts efficiency by up to 20-30%, making their grueling migrations possible. When the lead goose tires, another takes over, proving that even in nature, success is a shared effort.
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@altagers.eth·22:36 25/04/2025
𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟯 The Sea's Self-Cleaning System

Marine ecosystems have evolved a brilliant solution to waste management: crustacean cleanup crews. Crabs and shrimp patrol the ocean bottom like miniature environmental engineers, processing dead matter with precision. Their constant consumption of decomposing plants and animals serves dual purposes - preventing toxic buildup while redistributing essential elements through the food web. This natural purification process demonstrates how marine life maintains its own equilibrium through specialized ecological roles.
𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟯 The Sea's Self-Cleaning System

Marine ecosystems have evolved a brilliant solution to waste management: crustacean cleanup crews. Crabs and shrimp patrol the ocean bottom like miniature environmental engineers, processing dead matter with precision. Their constant consumption of decomposing plants and animals serves dual purposes - preventing toxic buildup while redistributing essential elements through the food web. This natural purification process demonstrates how marine life maintains its own equilibrium through specialized ecological roles.
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@altagers.eth·20:33 24/04/2025
𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟮 The Dunes Secret Language

Beneath the scorching sun, some deserts communicate in a language of vibration. When conditions align just right, entire sand dunes burst into spontaneous song - a phenomenon scientists call "booming sands." As countless grains cascade down slip faces, their synchronized movement creates pressure waves that transform the dune into a massive natural speaker. The resulting sounds range from ethereal whistles to earth-shaking booms, with each dune producing its distinct acoustic signature based on minute differences in grain angularity and surface texture.
"Coolcation": eco-friendly vacation

Cooler regions like Scandinavia, Iceland, or Canada help reduce the carbon footprint. They are geographically closer, which means they require less fuel for flights. Care for nature is implemented here: eco-programs are supported and landscapes are preserved.

Northern routes - mountain areas and remote territories - are not overcrowded with tourists, which reduces resource consumption and lessens the impact on ecosystems.

By choosing a coolcation, people aim for a vacation that doesn’t harm nature.

* I wonder if I could work as a marketer? 🧐 Wrote this, read it - now I really want to go to Iceland 😅
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@avgusta.eth·15:14 24/04/2025
Where I live, it's -40°C in winter and +40°C in summer. I handle the cold just fine, but heat kills me.

Tourism has responded to this with a new trend: "coolcation" - a vacation not to the sun, but to the chill.
What’s in vogue now:
Ireland and its rain - now romantic;
Finland and its bogs - eco-friendly;
Canada and its mosquitoes - rebranded as exotic wilderness.

Coolcation has even influenced fashion. Brands like Patagonia, Fjällräven, and Arc'teryx have become icons not just of the outdoor lifestyle, but of mindful northern rest.

Research shows that cool climates don’t just ease anxiety and improve sleep - they also help you focus and unwind, turning a trip not just comfortable, but restorative.
if the ideas of sustainable development are close to you and you like to make gifts using scrapbooking techniques, then pay attention to these cute tags made of hand-cast paper.
they are already available on Ozon!
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Hello everyone! It's been so long since I've been here! I haven't been able to get better all spring. This is the first time this has happened to me. I just got better, and my throat hurts again, I have a runny nose, and so on in a circle. And no vitamins help to strengthen the body. Friends, tell me, what do you do to strengthen your immune system?
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We are cleaning a small pond from household garbage. Not everything has been taken out of the water yet, but wild ducks have already chosen this reservoir for themselves.
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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟮 The Dunes Secret Language

Beneath the scorching sun, some deserts communicate in a language of vibration. When conditions align just right, entire sand dunes burst into spontaneous song - a phenomenon scientists call "booming sands." As countless grains cascade down slip faces, their synchronized movement creates pressure waves that transform the dune into a massive natural speaker. The resulting sounds range from ethereal whistles to earth-shaking booms, with each dune producing its distinct acoustic signature based on minute differences in grain angularity and surface texture.
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Simple toys are the best ones.

Let's count together: one wooden stick replaces two plastic bones
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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟭 The Elephant’s Gift: Water for All

Imagine a world where one animal’s daily struggle creates abundance for all. That’s the reality elephants shape. As they dig for groundwater, their efforts transform barren patches into thriving watering holes. These pockets of life support buffalo, hyenas, and migratory birds, weaving a delicate web of interdependence. Elephants, in their quiet strength, don’t just shape the land—they sustain it.

CC: @buildoncyber
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due to technical reasons, I did not have time to register any of my #earthling posts to participate in the voting, but I am very glad that the channel, which we are spending money on with friends, can now make a profit.

/ecocaster is a non-profit project, but it has a noble goal of uniting people for the benefit of nature and our civilization.

Thank you @buildoncyber for giving us the opportunity to receive a reward for posts on the topic of ecology🌱

(I wish @altagers.eth and @klusya will win🤞)

https://cyber.co/earthling
Happy Earth day everyone 🌍

I loved the @buildoncyber Earthling campaign, it was exciting to see so many regens joining in and sharing their eco habits. Can we make it a regular thing please??

Here's my little contribution in a 7 part thread ⬇️
https://warpcast.com/klusya/0x2f8f4319
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I really wish there were more brands who share my values of conscious consumption and a creative approach to using familiar materials.

I create my own paper for such brands and artists. unique hand-cast paper from waste paper

@buildoncyber
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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟮𝟬 Name Whistle: How Dolphins Call Each Other

Dolphins have evolved an extraordinary naming system unlike any other in nature. As juveniles, they develop a unique "signature whistle"-a sound that acts like a vocal business card. These whistles allow them to communicate effectively in the ocean’s unpredictable and often dimly lit environment. Even more impressive, dolphins can learn and reproduce the whistles of their companions, using them to call specific individuals. This ability reflects their advanced social intelligence and adaptability in the marine world.

CC: @buildoncyber
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Do you like flowers?I love flowers very much, but lately I prefer flowers to be in pots rather than bouquets. May our planet be alive @buildoncyber
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I'm glad to participate in https://cyber.co/earthling and want to thanks @buildoncyber for attention on ecological problems!
We can do little steps every day: just sorting garbage, use goods from recycling materias and so on. Be creative, look around and find your way to help nature!
My other posts:
1. https://warpcast.com/kayla-f3/0x16ae9200
2. https://warpcast.com/kayla-f3/0x80232fea
Happy Earth Day my friends! Let's all something nice to the planet and our communities. Today i spent all morning planting flowers and picking up trash at a local park with my coworkers. It is also important not to limit our good actions to the Earth Day and be kind to our planet every day. @buildoncyber #earthling
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when we go to the store we take a shopper and reusable bags for fruits and vegetables😎
but when we order delivery, it comes in plastic bags😢
Here's one example of what you can do with bags, like knitting a basket👍💚🌎

thank you @buildoncyber for promoting such a good cause🌍 💚

#Earthling 🌎🌎🌎
Music: Mornings
Musician: Jeff Kaale

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https://warpcast.com/annahannka/0x26a738f6

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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟭𝟵 Nature’s Most Patient Predators

With unique physiological traits, crocodiles can survive extended periods without food. By entering a low-energy state-limiting movement and slowing bodily functions-they can last nearly two years between meals. This survival strategy highlights their unmatched adaptability, shaped by eons of evolution.

cc: @buildoncyber
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Did you know that bringing your own cup for takeaway coffee can make a huge difference? Every time I take my little one for a walk, I bring my reusable cup—no waste, no guilt, just delicious coffee and a happy planet!

Plus, it’s a great way to teach our kids early about sustainability. Every small action counts! Who’s with me?

@buildoncyber
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𝙁𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝟭𝟭𝟴 "Sharks are the ocean's oldest predators"

Sharks have existed on our planet for over 400 million years, surviving all five mass extinctions and maintaining their role as dominant predators in marine ecosystems. Their evolutionary history makes them one of the most resilient and successful species in the animal kingdom.

So not only are sharks older than the dinosaurs, but they continue to play a key role in maintaining the balance of marine ecosystems.

CC: @buildoncyber
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#WEEK 3

When we need to go somewhere near our house we use a bicycle instead of the car! It more ecological to drive a bicycle and it’s really healthy for us!

Do you do the same thing?

@buildoncyber
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This is what arichologists will discover in 2125.
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