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This is now also a space for organizing tips for our collective survival as we confront climate change and everything else. Still no doom-posting. We're here to work together, support each other, and boldly face the future.
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My contribution: White Rhino breeding program shows success, with the White Rhino now moving to Not Threatened list
I only know fushigidane, I have to look up the other two!
不思議草/fushigisou (ivysaur had leaves on the back) and the call was そうそうsimilar to how bulbasaur said da ne? and (不思議花/fushigibana/venasaur flowers on the back) which I assume also went for 不思議話/不思議バナ becauae uhh.erm..
because... you can't understand what's being said.. by the pokemon or because the first appearance of venasaur in the anime was erm.. in the bulbasaur evolution festival where nature builds a wall for them to sing and evolve soo...uhh... they called it a mystical tale and the call バナバ (Lagerstroemia speciosa) was uttered and the tree bloomed with flowers 
Venusaur listening to bulba and ivy yapping and being just like 'crazy story bro'