Words of the Constant

Ms. Wickerbottom

Nature always finds a way.

Doydoy Egg
Ms. Wickerbottom

Green eggs and ham.

Fried Doydoy Egg
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I'm so curious...

Cracked Doydoy Egg
Ms. Wickerbottom

A bit of plumage.

Doydoy Feather
Ms. Wickerbottom

Is it a decoy device?

Doydoy Nest
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It's some kind of mythical variant of a Diptera.

Dragonfly
Ms. Wickerbottom

Scales! Scales are the winner!

Scaled Chest
Ms. Wickerbottom

Hylocereus undatus, or Pitahaya blanca.

Dragon Fruit
Ms. Wickerbottom

Pleasantly prepared Pitahaya blanca.

Prepared Dragon Fruit
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A seed for the magnificently mild Hylocereus undatus.

Dragon Fruit Seeds
Ms. Wickerbottom

I do love a nice fruit pie.

Dragonpie
Ms. Wickerbottom

Scales from an insect? Unheard of!

Scales
Ms. Wickerbottom

These reptiles can withstand great temperatures.

Dragoon
Ms. Wickerbottom

Could use a little tidying up.

Dragoon Den
Ms. Wickerbottom

What could be living within this igneous rock?

Dragoon Egg
Ms. Wickerbottom

Dissection complete.

Dragoon Heart
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Mind yourself on that!

Dragoon Saliva
Ms. Wickerbottom

A leg of poultry.

Drumstick
Ms. Wickerbottom

Not terribly healthy, but my is it delicious!

Fried Drumstick
Ms. Wickerbottom

Aha! The currency of pirates.

Dubloons
Ms. Wickerbottom

It requires soil to grow.

Bamboo Root
Ms. Wickerbottom

It requires soil to grow.

Berry Bush
Ms. Wickerbottom

It requires soil to grow.

Viney Bush Root
Ms. Wickerbottom

It requires soil to grow.

Coffee Plant
Ms. Wickerbottom

It requires soil to grow.

Elephant Cactus
Ms. Wickerbottom

It requires soil to grow.

Grass Tuft
Ms. Wickerbottom

It requires soil to grow.

Spiky Bush
Ms. Wickerbottom

I'll have to plant this.

Nettle Plant
Ms. Wickerbottom

It requires soil to grow.

Sapling
Ms. Wickerbottom

A perfectly spherical specimen of feces.

Dung Ball
Ms. Wickerbottom

A Scarabaeidae cadaver.

Dung Beetle
Ms. Wickerbottom

Scarabaeidae with her droppings.

Dung Beetle
Ms. Wickerbottom

At rest.

Dung Beetle
Ms. Wickerbottom

She's lost her dung.

Dung Beetle
Ms. Wickerbottom

Scarabaeidae will make short work of it.

Dung Pile
Ms. Wickerbottom

Odious, yet useful.

Dung Pile
Ms. Wickerbottom

Aha, the Durio zibethinus. It really does reek.

Durian
Ms. Wickerbottom

Cooking this certainly did not improve its odor.

Extra Smelly Durian
Ms. Wickerbottom

Even the seeds of the Durio zibethinus smell a bit.

Durian Seeds
Ms. Wickerbottom

Only the most insulating part was used.

Ms. Wickerbottom

Poor Leporidae. At least my ears will be warm.

Rabbit Earmuffs
Ms. Wickerbottom

Not my style.

One True Earring
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It's an eel.

Eel
Ms. Wickerbottom

This eel has been cooked.

Cooked Eel
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A nightshade, specifically Solanum Melongena.

Eggplant
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I present: Braised Solanum Melongena.

Braised Eggplant
Ms. Wickerbottom

Seed of aubergine.

Eggplant Seeds
Ms. Wickerbottom

A succulent atop the volcano! Most interesting.

Elephant Cactus
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Its defenses are up!

Prickly Elephant Cactus
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This plant is hibernating.

Elephant Cactus Stump