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Not only is the Piranha Plant camera functional, but it operates in various modes such as TV, tabletop, and handheld. It records 30 frames per second at a resolution of 640 x 480. The adjustable neck allows you to position it like a Smash Bros taunt, and its chomping mouth serves as a privacy shield. It connects via USB-C and comes with a weighted stand and adapter, allowing you to mount it on your Switch 2, TV, or desk. Essentially, this device combines gaming gadgetry, decorative shelf props, and Nintendo’s unique quirkiness in the most appealing manner possible.

It’s unclear which Pokemon will be the focus at this time and we won’t know until the specific event dates approach. Unfortunately, there are no specified times for these Community Day events either. Assuming that each event runs from 2 PM to 5 PM local time unless Niantic makes any changes. Alongside Community Days, Niantic has also announced several important dates for players to remember. From September until November, expect numerous Raid Days, Max Battles, and Shadow Raids.

The Canadian TV series “Sanctuary,” created by Damian Kindler, is highly acclaimed for its innovative blend of character-driven adventure, and it’s now available to stream on Peacock alongside other popular Syfy shows such as “Chucky” and “The Ark.” Initially a web series, “Sanctuary” gained broader visibility when Syfy acquired the broadcast rights. The show focuses on Dr. Helen Magnus, a 157-year-old teratologist, and her team at The Sanctuary. Their mission involves the discovery, study, and protection of Abnormals – species hidden among humans.

Moore expressed his satisfaction with the title, stating, “I claim it proudly.” He explained that it wasn’t a planned achievement but rather an unexpected opportunity. It started as a single Klingon episode assignment from Michael Piller. After completing that, he was asked to do another Klingon show, and eventually, he took on the role of a cultural anthropologist in the Klingon Empire, referring to himself as its ‘Margaret Mead.’