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This room, located on the ground level, provides easier access for those preferring not to use a flight of stairs. There is a King-sized bed that can be separated into two twin beds upon advanced request. There is also room for an additional single bed so the room can be configured as a triple upon advanced request. It also offers our most ample bathroom.

The opening lines of the song set the tone for the rest of the lyrics, as the artist reflects on the need to "find a way to escape" the difficult circumstances they face. The use of the term "LVL UP" suggests that the artist is trying to level up in life, to move beyond the limitations of their current situation.

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Fazenda Ninho da Aguia is located at an altitude of 1400 m above sea level on the slopes of Pico da Bandeira, the third highest mountain in Brazil, within the Capara National Park. At the top, at 3000 metres, the temperature can drop to -18 degrees and on a clear day you can see all of Espirito Santo down to the ocean.

Dragon Caves are underground structures that house one level 4 or 5 dragon. Dragon caves are the only natural spawning place of wild stage 4 and 5 dragons, of which the females drop Dragon Eggs. As of yet, there is no reliable way of locating a dragon cave in survival. The only way to find one without the use of other mods is to dig and explore underground and hope you get lucky.

Nest of the ColossalType:RaidInformationLevel Required:555+Hardcore Multiplier:x2Inhabitants:[Boss] Priestess of the Colossals[Boss] Azure Flame God of the ColossalsNest of the Colossal is a level 555+ Raid in RPG Simulator.

NestSoundtrackHeart Of The SwampNormalHardVery HardExpertNightmare/HellPrevious biome(s)Morass of the BanishedNext biome(s)Stilt Village, Graveyard, Fractured ShrinesGear levelVRunes and BlueprintsBlueprints from enemiesScythe Claw, 7 Giant Tick OutfitsEnemies & TrapsBoss(es)Mama TickEnemy tier12Previous biome(s)Morass of the BanishedNext biome(s)Stilt Village, Graveyard, Fractured ShrinesGear levelVRunes and BlueprintsBlueprints from enemiesScythe Claw, 7 Giant Tick OutfitsEnemies & TrapsBoss(es)Mama TickEnemy tier15Previous biome(s)Morass of the BanishedNext biome(s)Stilt Village, Graveyard, Fractured ShrinesGear levelVRunes and BlueprintsBlueprints from enemiesScythe Claw, 7 Giant Tick OutfitsEnemies & TrapsBoss(es)Mama TickEnemy tier16Previous biome(s)Morass of the BanishedNext biome(s)Stilt Village, Graveyard, Fractured ShrinesScroll Fragments3Gear levelVIRunes and BlueprintsBlueprints from enemiesScythe Claw, 7 Giant Tick OutfitsEnemies & TrapsBoss(es)Mama TickEnemy tier18Previous biome(s)Morass of the BanishedNext biome(s)Stilt Village, Graveyard, Fractured ShrinesScroll Fragments4Gear levelVIIIRunes and BlueprintsBlueprints from enemiesScythe Claw, 7 Giant Tick OutfitsEnemies & TrapsBoss(es)Mama TickEnemy tier21Timed door15:00

The nesting material did not affect the mixing level of material and hair, amount of hair in the nest, body weight, daily weight gain, or survival rate of rabbits from birth to 35 d of age (p>0.05). However, preservation of original material in the nest was lower when Tifton hay was used (p0.05). No correlation (p>0.05) was observed between material preservation and hair presence or mixture level between both. Positive correlation between hair presence and mixture level (p

During early gestation, progesterone levels predominate, but the ratio of estrogen and progesterone levels are reversed near the end of the pregnancy period. These changes may be involved in the initiation of hair loosening and nest building. The shift to estrogen dominance and prolactin secretion seem to trigger nest building at the end of pregnancy (McNitt et al., 2013).

Three days before parturition nests were placed into the cages and were removed at d 20 after birth. Since placement in the cages, nest status was assessed by an observer twice a day (at 8:30 and 16:30). Nest evaluation consisted of a qualitative analysis based on the criteria described by Blumetto et al. (2010): Mixing level between nest material and doe hair (1, no mixture; 2, some mixture; 3, almost the entire material was mixed with the hair); presence of hair (1, no hair in the nest; 2, >50% of the nest had visible material; 3, >50% of the nest had material covered with hair; 4, only hair was observed); and, preservation of the original material in the nest (1,

Nest evaluations concluded at parturition, and nest building ceased after this event (Hudson et al., 2000). The results of most recent nest evaluations were used for statistical analysis and correlations. Body weight, daily weight gain, and survival rate of the kit were determined weekly until d 35 of age. Correlations were determined among hair presence, mixture level, and preservation of the material in the nest with both type of material and total born kits.

No effect of block was observed on the evaluated parameters (p>0.05). No effect of material type was observed on the mixture level between material and hair and on the amount of hair in the nest (p>0.05); however, preservation of the original material in the nest was lower when Tifton hay was used (p

Correlations between material type and total number of born kits, and the presence of hair, level of mixture between hair and material, and material preservation in the nest were not significant (p>0.05; Table 5).

Table 5Correlations between material and total number of born kits and the presence of hair in the nest, mixture levels between material and hair, and material preservation in the nest on parturition day.

No correlation (p>0.05) was observed between material preservation in the nest and hair presence or mixture level of material and hair in the nest. However, there was a positive correlation between hair presence in the nest and mixture level (p

At parturition, the mixing level between material and hair and the amounts of hair in the nest were similar (p>0.05) for all materials. These two parameters are important to provide an appropriate temperature for the kits, keeping them warm and comfortable. This is necessary because rabbits are altricial animals and need a warm and soft nest to survive (Patry, 2014); however, the nest lined with Tifton hay had lower (p ff782bc1db