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the second day of my return, another creature, this time its different. Unlike the first one, it lives in a different planet in another solar system far away. Similar to elephants on earth, This arthropod live in herds and sometimes solitary,. They can be found in open grasslands, lush forest, river, lakes, mountain, and other habitats. Trampling trees and other large flora for food or other things via large front legs, scientists and researchers are curious on how this insects grew to large sizes, nearly reaching the sauropods of earth. they have no natural predators unless if discovered, they use deep booming calls for communicating, expressing emotions and mating.

It was always seen in any places, trampling anything, from large rocks to shrubs and tall trees, it was decided that this will be called "trample-bug" due to it's habit of trampling anything in it's way, they are peaceful and playful creatures. Animals like them are the most successful group of insects in the planet they lived in, along with other arthropod groups. More information will be available through future observations if possible...

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it will be tiring to do this again but I have to because I need to do something about myself and I don't want to slack a lot this time, I'll make it true this time, I might get stuck in math because its my weakness and I regret spending my time studying on it, what the heck am I even writing?.... well I have nothing to write lastly. Lately I have been studying colors in art to understand and incorporate it on future illustrations.

Description
the second day of my return, another creature, this time its different. Unlike the first one, it lives in a different planet in another solar system far away. Similar to elephants on earth, This arthropod live in herds and sometimes solitary,. They can be found in open grasslands, lush forest, river, lakes, mountain, and other habitats. Trampling trees and other large flora for food or other things via large front legs, scientists and researchers are curious on how this insects grew to large sizes, nearly reaching the sauropods of earth. they have no natural predators unless if discovered, they use deep booming calls for communicating, expressing emotions and mating.

It was always seen in any places, trampling anything, from large rocks to shrubs and tall trees, it was decided that this will be called "trample-bug" due to it's habit of trampling anything in it's way, they are peaceful and playful creatures. Animals like them are the most successful group of insects in the planet they lived in, along with other arthropod groups. More information will be available through future observations if possible...

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.
it will be tiring to do this again but I have to because I need to do something about myself and I don't want to slack a lot this time, I'll make it true this time, I might get stuck in math because its my weakness and I regret spending my time studying on it, what the heck am I even writing?.... well I have nothing to write lastly. Lately I have been studying colors in art to understand and incorporate it on future illustrations.