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When the sky turns beautiful,
the sloth feels very nice.
Then the rays burn colorful
- a fire in my eyes.

That was right next to my hostel. Look at these cute paws! 🐾

Peruvian pelican (Pelecanus thagus) flying over Peruvian boobies (Sula variegata).

You shouldn't take the tour to Islas Ballestas in blazing sun. In the morning it's much cooler and the animals are still on the rocks. Imagine this photo in a bright blue sky. Not very exciting, right? Take the first tour, it will be worth it!

Sloth Neeews: Sea Lions Queen scratches her ear! Paparazzi right on the spot! What is Seagull doing there? Sloth Neeews reports directly on this event from 2018. Stay tuned but don't forget your life goals.

West of the village of Maras are these unusual Inca ruins. Their depth, design and orientation creates a temperature difference of as much as 15°C (27°F) between the top and the bottom. The purpose is uncertain, but it may have been used for agricultural experiments. It has been discovered that the soil of the terraces comes from different places. The Inca have produced countless varieties of potatoes, quinoa and corn. Until 50 years ago, potatoes and barley were grown here.

"Sunrise Flowers" this morning during my sloth wandering. Sloths are always in action, just very slow. This video symbolises the stages of getting up. It always starts with a blurry thistle.

Infected by mushroom! 🍄
Claviceps purpurea is an ergot fungus that grows on the ears of rye and related plants.
Can you spot it? This is used to make LSD. This fungus is poisonous and will be removed later from the harvest! In medieval times, poisonings were often. The commonly referred to as "St. Anthony's Fire" ergotism has dire consequences and can lead to death. The alkaloids contained therein may also trigger hallucinations, and may have played a role in the genesis of mythical creatures.

The loveliest place I found in Peru is Santa Teresa. It's a few kilometers away from Machu Picchu. There I relaxed so much! Here on a rock at the Urubamba River, near the hot wells.

I like to watch sunsets! 🤗
Although my construction on the dog bag dispenser didn't withstand the strong wind, I still think the result is very nice. 😋 The video shows a time-lapse of the last 30 minutes of yesterday's sunset. ⏱