Welcome to a new giveaway on Steamgifts! Today I'm giving away two copies of "The Sun and Moon"
I recently bought the new "Killers 4" bundle on Bundlestars and I felt like sharing some of the games with you guys!
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Game Description:
The Sun and Moon, the winner of Ludum Dare 29, is a platformer with a unique mechanic: you can dive into the ground. Momentum is conserved but gravity is reversed, letting you fling yourself high into the air or deep beneath the surface.
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When dogs sniff each other's butts, they aren’t just huffing stale fart fumes, but “speaking with chemicals,” as the American Chemical Society puts it. A dog’s sense of smell is 10,000 to 100,000 times better than ours thanks to its large olfactory membrane, a lump of tissue tucked up in its snout that can be as large as a handkerchief and hold more than 225 million olfactory receptors. (Your olfactory membrane is puny by comparison—just the size of a postage stamp and home to only 5 million olfactory receptors.) Much dog-to-dog communication is done through smell.
When one dog greets another with a nose in the derrière, it’s basically getting a brief biography of its new friend, written in scent molecules and pheromones. To the sides of a dog’s butt are pouches called anal sacs; these contain glands which secrete chemicals that can tell a sniffer a lot of information about their owner, like gender, reproductive status, and clues about its health, diet, and even emotional state. It may seem like a strange way to go about it, but butt sniffing is just the canine version of shaking hands and introducing yourself.
from mentalfloss
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(T_T) Tus sorteos me hacen llorar de felicidad. Gracias por el concurso
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Thanks You
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Ty :)
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Thank you for the chance
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Thank you !
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Thanks for the giveaway!
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