I Flipped 100 Rocks, Here's What I Found...
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I Flipped 100 Rocks, Here's What I Found...
Merch (new axolotl hoodie): https://terragreenstore.com/ In this video I go out into nature, and flip 100 rocks. Why? Well animals love to make homes under rocks, so by flipping them I'm able to show animals that you would have never of been able to see normally. If I used any of your copyrighted material in the video and you are not okay with ...
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