内容摘要：Ingram wrote that the state's arguments “all boil down to an attempt to rewrite the Agreement.” The state is “(u)nhappy with the language it drafted” and wants to change it so that the condition would be satisfied once vaccines are available to “most members of the public.”

Ingram wrote that the state's arguments “all boil down to an attempt to rewrite the Agreement.” The state is “(u)nhappy with the language it drafted” and wants to change it so that the condition would be satisfied once vaccines are available to “most members of the public.”

Read the original article onBecause we see our pets every day, it's sometimes hard to realize how quickly they grow. We've had our dog for a year now, and while I know she's grown a lot, when I look back at pictures, I forget her being so little when she was a puppy!

Taylor Vinge is dog mom to four Newfoundland dogs (lovingly referred to as Newfies), with Bloom being her youngest. She shared a video in May, featuring clips of Bloom every week over 8 weeks. Watch on to see how much the puppy grows every week; it's pretty incredible to see!Wow! Bloom just kept getting bigger and bigger and BIGGER! Commenters were just as surprised as I was. @harlezzangels shared, "So many people don’t believe how fast Newfies grow. This was done perfectly! @poetessonahorse said, "Thatjust kept getting cuter and larger. So much more to love …. Arghhhhh. Cutie!"

I laughed when @goudz joked, "Boom 21 weeks: walks in carrying mum." @painting_dandelions added, "Bloom 40 weeks: comes in with Mommy riding on a saddle."Commenter @ash.weirsma asked, "Seriously?? That’s her at five months old?? How much will she weigh full-grown?" It's no secret that Newfies are big dogs, and all of that fur makes them look even bigger. These gentle giants are

around, with adult males weighing in at 130-150 pounds and standing 28-30 inches tall at the shoulder, while females weigh 100-120 pounds and stand 26-28 inches tall.

Not only are Newfies, has the strongest bite force of any bony fish and has been

. This means that an eight-inch fish can exert a bite force that is equivalent to 30 times its body weight. Size for size, it is three times as powerful as that of an American alligator thanks to huge and strong muscles and tendons around its mouth. Carnivorous piranhas typically have rows of 6–7 serrated, multi-cusped, triangular,—perfect for biting.

The redbelly piranha ()  is one of the more aggressive piranha species, but it is also an omnivore. They are typically found in white water streams in South America. The larger individuals hunt for food at dawn, late afternoon, and early evening by lurking in groups of 20 or 30 in vegetation and launching ambushes on prey. However, they have also been seen chasing prey and scavenging. They pick at the fins and scales of fish (using their specially adapted teeth) or eat the whole fish. While they are scanning for fish to prey on, they will also eat snails, insects, and plants.