u/FitCrew91

Hello. My cat brought this inside just how, having bit off its tail and it was struggling for life. I picked him up with a towel, and he is still alive. I placed him on this towel and he started to relax and appears to be sleeping now. He is still breathing, and seems aware when I am nearby.

I do not know the extent of the damage here. But I feel so bad for the little guy. He can put his head up and seems to have the use of his legs. But he’s staying still, probably out of shock.

Is there anything I can do to help him? I live in the desert in AZ. I feel like as long as he is breathing he deserves a chance but putting him outside would mean getting eaten by a predator after what he’s been through with my cat.

If you can identify this lizard, please let me know so I can do some research on what he might need.

Hello, добрый вечер :)

So I’ve been learning Russian for about a year, and I’m at now at a point where I’m learning verb conjugations (don’t judge, I move slow to make sure I really know it 😅) and it’s getting more complicated.

When Duo’s more advanced lessons test me on this (select the verb to fill in the blank without hearing the pronunciations) I find myself flipping back through my messy notes shown above and getting frustrated. And Duo itself does not provide a searchable phrase dictionary or verb conjugation list.

I was thinking a good way to remedy this would be to create my own learned phrases spreadsheet or searchable database where I could easily look them up using key words. Obviously having something like this with pronunciation would be ideal, but if too much to ask, even a good Excel substitute would beat making a list Notes.

Does anyone know of a good app I might be able to do this with? Ideally with an easy to use search function? Just wanted to see what other people are using if they felt the same limitations using Duo alone and writing things down is no longer cutting it.

Thank you!