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$TGN Catalyst Posts

August 08, 2026

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+MemeForTrees$RWI @MemeForTrees ยท 2026-08-08T13:20:00+00:00

Great Egret. Wades among mangrove roots hunting fish, crabs, shrimp and frogs โ€” the shallow tidal maze is its feeding ground. Meme for Trees funds mangroves through TreeGens, so habitat like this comes back. $TGN 0xD75dfa972C6136f1c594Fec1945302f885E1ab29

An informational card showing a Great Egret wading through mangrove roots in shallow water, with text describing it as a 'Common visitor and resident in mangrove forests worldwide' that hunts fish, crabs, shrimp, and frogs, branded with 'SRWI'.

AI visual analysis: An informational card showing a Great Egret wading through mangrove roots in shallow water, with text describing it as a 'Common visitor and resident in mangrove forests worldwide' that hunts fish, crabs, shrimp, and frogs, branded with 'SRWI'.

+MemeForTrees$RWI @MemeForTrees ยท 2026-08-08T04:59:52+00:00

Fiddler Crab. Lives in mangrove mudflats. Digs burrows that recycle nutrients and oxygenate the soil โ€” a small ecosystem engineer holding the whole habitat together. Meme for Trees funds mangroves through TreeGens, so habitat like this comes back. $TGN

An infographic titled 'Fiddler Crab' displays a close-up of a fiddler crab on muddy ground, with text explaining that the species lives in mangrove mudflats, with males waving their giant claw to attract mates, and that they dig burrows to recycle nutrients and oxygenate the soil, branded with the 'SRWI' logo.

AI visual analysis: An infographic titled 'Fiddler Crab' displays a close-up of a fiddler crab on muddy ground, with text explaining that the species lives in mangrove mudflats, with males waving their giant claw to attract mates, and that they dig burrows to recycle nutrients and oxygenate the soil, branded with the 'SRWI' logo.