TB Schmarotzer
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Owner:
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Sirr_Cache_A_Lot
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Released:
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Wednesday, October 30, 2019
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Origin:
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Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
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Recently Spotted:
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In the hands of Žlutava Team.
This is not collectible.
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Help me spread all over the planet!
Discover me, grab me, move me! Anytime, anywhere! I'm not an ordinary travelbug. Either you can grab and drop me only virtually, or if you'll be lucky to find my physical form, you can do it the usual way.
Or you can just print as many specimens of this cute pest as you want. Here's the link to the set of parasites ready to print.
So please feel free to use my tracking code as you wish:
PCW35H
Attention!
This is a very dangerous and aggressive TB parasite!
Experts agree that it has probably evolved at some of the TB cemeteries, in heaps of rotting virtual remnants of oddly disappeared, or muggled travelbugs and geocoins that are buried there by the sad owners of these lost travellers.
This TB parasite has gradually spread to other caches where it parasites on active travellers. There are even known cases of attacking geocachers. It likes wet broken caches in which it reproduces itself by cloning. It has been observed that it does not despise the moldy logbooks and the broken “kid-trash”, which are already in a significant stage of decomposition.
Unfortunately, there is no known way to stop the reproduction of this pest.
Nowadays, there is a research and behavior observation of this TB parasite going on.
You can contribute by logging its discovery, retrieve, grab or drop.
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