That third emoji is very new. I just see (rough ASCII-art rendition): 

+---+
|01F|
|ADA|
+---+

It's U+01FADA GINGER ROOT and part of the Unicode v15.0 release (the latest is v15.1). I have the latest Firefox running on the latest Win10 (I just updated everything) so I'm guessing I simply don't have an appropriate font. I imagine others are in the same boat.

There are minimal details in the Unicode PDF Code Chart "Symbols and Pictographs Extended-A - Range: 1FA70-1FAFF".

Perl can provide information on all properties with: 

$ perl -E '
    use Unicode::UCD "charprops_all";
    use Data::Dump;
    dd charprops_all("U+01FADA");
'

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Perl v5.38.0 added support for Unicode v15.0 (see "perl5380delta: Unicode 15.0 is supported"). Those who haven't upgraded to v5.38.0 yet, won't be able to use the code above. Here's a few selected lines of the output: 

{
  Age                          => "V15_0",
  ...
  Block                        => "Symbols_And_Pictographs_Extended_A"
+,
  ...
  Emoji_Presentation           => "Yes",
  ...
  Name                         => "GINGER ROOT",
  ...
}

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The full output takes up a couple of screenfuls on my 27" monitor. I've put it in the spoiler for anyone interested.

<Reveal this spoiler or all in this thread>

— Ken

In reply to Re^6: Larger profile pic than 80KB? by kcott
in thread Larger profile pic than 80KB? by stevieb

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