Taylor Swift - I Know Places Vocal Cover (feat. a couple eastern newts)

Eastern newts in their juvenile stages are defenseless to predators so the neurotoxins protects them from becoming a snack. Like poison dart frogs in South America, their bright-colored skin warns bigger animals that they're dangerous to eat. Once they're grown up, they lose that advantage and start to rely on their environment to blend in the same way Taylor Swift is forced to hide from the paparazzi when out in public. Travis Kelce handling the increase in attention he's gotten from his relationship with Taylor is a breath of fresh air to see. It's reassuring that he's not intimidated by her success but instead is delighted to be with a career-oriented person like himself.
Fan theories circulated that before a concert at the Eras Tour begins, she would hide in a life-sized janitor's cart to slip past the audience and arrive onstage undetected. Someone I met at a picnic last weekend seemingly confirmed it and said she does it to avoid detection from rowdy attendees that might leap out of their seats to get to her. An eastern newt is equally easy to spot during a hike in a forest because its skin color is so vibrant. At the end of the video, you can see one looking for a place to hide from me as I'm filming it. The little newt's not a fan of the camera pointing in its general direction. 😂
I did not know until recently that the red-spotted newts I caught in my childhood on rainy days were not fully grown and that those I caught at a local pond were mature. For much of my life, I always thought they were different species.
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