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I remember hearing a statistic that all of humanity could live "comfortably" (probably China levels of comfortable) in texas. In my opinion it is less of a population issue and more of a living beyond our means issue.

I myself haven't had a ball, but I have done extensive research on them. They are often referred to as the pet rocks of the snake hobby. If you want something docile that's going to just chill they're the way to go. They can be notorious for hunger strikes, refusing food for months at a time. They're also a fairly reasonable size making for a somewhat reasonable enclosure, 3'x2'ish as an adult. They are long lived so that can be a pro or a con. They are also easy to come by and come in a ton of morphs. Blue eyed Lucy's being one of my favourite.

Check out Clint's reptiles on YouTube. He covers a massive variety of both reasonable and completely outlandish pets and gives you a quick over view in the series named "best pet reptile".

I remember hearing a statistic that all of humanity could live "comfortably" (probably China levels of comfortable) in texas. In my opinion it is less of a population issue and more of a living beyond our means issue.

I believe the universe is constantly expanding and then it collapses, which in my mind would be powerful enough to create the super dense matter ball the universe started from. Rinse and repeat.

Canned tuna/chicken/salmon and raw egg. I don't think that's great long term, but it can get you through. Maybe look into shipping? You could also give some lunch meat as treats but you have to keep an eye on sodium.

Remember breasts are fat sacks and gravity applies to them, they are not perfectly round. Like dis