[ SECRET POST #6976 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6976 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Sanctuary by Sho Fumimura and Ryoichi Ikegami]



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Comments

Re: C'mon guys!

[(Anonymous)]

my real answer is Japan but quite honestly I've put a lot of work into preserving native plants and pollinators in the US and if I left, that's one less person making a difference. I'd be perfectly fine with my isolated witch house (ooh bonus points for an island with only one house on it, mine all mine) with a huge prairie full of endagered plants and birds leading up to a thick mixed forest with even more endangered plants. pink ladys-slippers aren't going to re-propogate on their own (which is the problem). and I know better than to introduce these species to Japan, do you have any idea how badly goldenrod has taken over as an invasive there??

Re: C'mon guys!

[(Anonymous)]

According to Gen II Pokemon, yes??? (okay, not not really, but- nvm I do know something about invasive species and plants that require animals along with insects in order to repopulate, and was going to go into that before realizing I don't actually know what I'm talking about...) but I just figured the whole no restriction part meant a certain ladida type of hand wave.

Wait... You do realize Pink Ladys-Slippers are the considered at the least concerned area of the at risk spectrum? They're all over Canada (easternly) apparently. I mean I was going to make a joke about suggesting Saskatchewan, given my suggestion to the last anon, but that actually checks out.

Really though, thank you for working to conserving local nature. I keep up my garden and try to make it as pollinator/locally friendly as I can, but actually working to preserve native plants and pollinators is very admirable! <3