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A green holo-screen with a gold tech surrounding it is displayed on top of a burgundy mechanical background. At the very top right above the screen is the title: Contributor Introduction. On the screen at the top right is the title "Author". On the screen in green text is a preview of writing: "He had just been by his side, yet when Damas blinked away the blood and smoke from his eyes, groaning as his battered body screamed at him for attempting to sit up, Jak was nowhere to be found. Though up until this point, the landscape has been loud with whistling bombs and heavy gunfire, the planet suddenly was eerily silent. The only thing he could hear was the soft patter of rain, trickling down around him and creating small streams in the cracks of the foundation. The tired king’s eyes grew heavy, the uneasy peace lulling him into a fitful rest. Perhaps it wouldn’t be such a bad idea to nap, just for a moment. The war wasn’t going anywhere and he and Jak had cleared out the worst of it, they just needed a moment to catch their breath…". At the bottom of the writing is the name "Angel" with an icon of them to the left. Underneath is a quote from them in yellow text: "In very pivotal points of my life, Jak and Daxter has been there for me through it all. If I were to recount how many times Jak and Daxter influenced my life in some way, i’d be here all day. The games helped me adjust to those major changes and, the best part of it all, the franchise helped me meet so many wonderful people. To this day, I still haven’t found the words to express how much love I have for this franchise.". Below that at the very bottom is Angel’s socials: Ouijaboardbunny & Latinacap @ AO3
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Cover image. A sequence of an eye closing in white ink on a black construction paper cover.
Illustration of a pine barrens tree frog on a blueberry branch, with grasspink orchids and a leaf from Sarracenia minor (a pitcher plant). Illustration has the text: Humans aren’t the only risk these bog loving species must face. While we don’t usually think of fire when we think of wetlands, many wetland species, including some pines, need an occasional fire to help them thrive. While the fire might threaten the animal and insect species that live there, without it they would loose the wetland habitat they rely on. Bogs and pocasins may get quite dry in spring or summer, and be prone to fires that keep the growth under control. These fires keep low-growing, sun-loving plants such as flytraps from being overshadowed by growing shrubs. Without such fires, the bogs and pocasins would slowly develop into a forest. Because of these fires, the soil has a high ash content. So, even though they are separate from the water table, some minerals may be present from the ash. However, these minerals are used by the moss itself to wage biological warfare in a bloodthirsty struggle for resources. At the heart of what makes a bog, we find sphagnum moss. Each strand of moss is an individual plant. They do not have roots, just a main stem with drooping branches full of pointed, tube-like leaves. The leaves have large, empty cells that absorb and hold water, soaking it up like a sponge. It can hold up to 20 times its weight in water. This makes it very effective at filtering the water that passes through it, and it has learned to use this to its advantage.