Inka Pfeifenglas, das Tiergeräusche imitiert

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  qkassulke

  @schneider_cordia

  2025-01-21 21:58:43

  Can you imitate cheese snow leopard?

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  xmaggio

  @rthompson

  2025-01-21 21:58:43

  This kind of thing is most suitable as an ornament. It has a unique shape and has certain entertainment functions. No matter how many years it is placed, when you pick it up and listen to it, you will feel that you did not buy it in vain.

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  lucas.brown

  @amaggio

  2025-01-21 21:58:43

  We also have this thing. When I was a kid, I bought a birdie one with some water inside.

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  lucas.brown

  @amaggio

  2025-01-21 21:58:43

  Suddenly I thought about the Mu continent civilization in the Pacific Ocean (it is said to be 50,000 years ago), a prehistoric civilization a generation before Atlantis, and the technology and ability to use sound waves to control the movement of objects that they later spread to Egypt. It is said that the Mu continent After the sinking, the last remaining one-star civilization was Easter Island. As for the Americas, the Inca civilization hundreds of years ago probably inherited a little bit of the voice control technology from the prehistoric Olmec civilization (1500 BC), a remnant civilization that was affected by the lingering influence of the Mu continent civilization. and ability and culture to create these magical and exquisite gadgets

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