And they dream to one day evolve feet, so they can achieve their goal
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a good hedge should bet on a wide range of possibilities
I wonder what the passport regulations are for hedges I bet they’ll have to get a haircut and remember to remove their glasses or whatever
Indeed. If anything a hedge would rather row around the world.
They've made the data available here: https://catalogue.ceh.ac.uk/documents/d90a3733-2949-4dfa-8ac2-a88aef8699be
Hedges are good for biodiversity and water management.