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Jokes on them, cameras able to take pictures of me are yet to be built.

I mean I assume it happened due to a bug - if it had gotten reported or something like that, I think I should have at least gotten a message? And the topics inspired by it are still up as well...

Also, it would really suck if it was gone forever...because I had lots of fun making it, and I planned on updating it today again...

I mean, I can just say what happened: I logged in, didn't understand at first. The topic is nowhere to be seen in Playthroughs. I think "Huh, weird" and go check my account. Since I got most-liked content because of it, I went and checked there. No mention of the topic. Then I click on one of my notifications. The error message shows up. I send a complaint, thats all.

Pardon me?

No need to be so judgemental, forums:

Aight so why in the frick is the Nicheling Preservation Programme gone? I can't see it anymore and can't access it either, did something happen while I slept?

As it currently seems like most offspring is male, we would like to incourage zoos as well as other organisations to consider having some of their females join our project. However, as we are careful to not overcrowd the island, we may remove some of our own individuals from there and instead put them in zoos.

Day 26, Sunny The cub of #008 and #006 is alive after all! Number #012, now called "Lami" by researchers, spent the day close to his father, picking berries. Both #004 and #009 care for a nest each, leading us to believe that they may have two young cubs in their care. #007 shows his offspring how to hunt and fish. His oldest, #010, has grown into an adult, and one of our drones has been succesfully decoded his genome, as well as taking a picture of him and his parents. #010 "Tuku"

Day 25, Sunny The younger cub of "Niim" (#003) and "Elrosti" (#007) has left his nest, and has been confirmed male. Both cubs are now named. #010 is dubbed "Tuku", his brother #011 is now called "Zul". Since #003 is already quite old we do not expect her to have more offspring. The family is occupied with picking berries and clearing out grass. Both #008 and #006 continue to visit the nest. Our team is hoping that their cub might be alive after all. #004 appears to have given birth, and drone footage shows that she might be pregnant again.

Day 24, Sunny #004 and #009 have stopped moving north, seemingly nesting, with #004 showing definite signs of pregnancy. #008 has left her nest, with #006 guarding is closely, which leads us to assume that #008 may have given birth to a stillborn cub. A drone has been able to take a picture of #003 and #007, identifying both of their cubs.

Day 23, Sunny #003 appears to have given birth to another cub. Her firstborn has left the nest, and has been identified as male. #008 apppears to be nesting, perhaps getting ready to give birth this night. Just as predicted, #004 and #009 continue to move north, though #004 shows signs of nesting.

A picture taken by one of our drones, showing #009 and #004 interacting. Our team expects them to keep moving north, where they will hopefully have cubs.

Day 22, Sunny #008 shows signs of pregnancy, but hasn't nested yet. #009 has been introduced to #004, both of them appearing to like eachother. #003 and #007 are seen taking care of a healthy cub, with #003 seemingly being pregnant again.

The Nicheling preservation Programme is happy to announce that a new male has been introduced to #004. #009 "Lurroduk", Partner of #004 He has been given to us by @PincerClaw420

Day 21, Sunny #003 is barely leaving her nest. She appears to be nursing. #007 is keeping busy by clearing out the surrounding area. #006 and #008 appear more affectionate, perhaps pair-bonding has begun. #004 is seen moving north, towards P4.

Of course!

Day 20, Sunny #006 and #008 continue to coexist peacefully and have begun sharing food with eachother. #003 appears to have made a nest and seems to be far more affectionate than usual. Hope is high that she might be pregnant.

Day 19, Sunny, Part II #004 was succesfull in hunting a rabbil. Currently plans are being made to introduce her to a male as well. #006 seems to receive the company of #008 well, the two of them seem to be bonding at a natural pace. #003 and #007 have taken a fast liking to each other, and seem to be clearing out surrounding grass, perhaps in an attempt to build a nest.

The Nicheling Preservation Programme is very happy to announce that as of today two new nichelings have joined the population. Both #003 "Niim" and #006 "Lonta" have been acquainted with their potential partners! We would like to introduce them to you as well: #007 "Elrosti", Partner of #003 #008 "Eve", Partner of #006 #008 has been given to us by @alex602h

Day 19, Part I #005 has left the island and been taken to a zoo, where she will reproduce with one of the local males. #006 has grown into an adult, giving our drone the opportunity to evaluate his genetic code. Just like his sister #005 he is shortsighted. #006 "Lonta"

Thanks! I didn't think of that option since all the other colors are named with numbers for some reason.

Thank you all so much for your males - we will be sure to introduce all of them to one of our females, once the time is right!