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Crow takes An Acid Bird Bath
Also known as “ anting “ 🐜
Also known as “ anting “ 🐜
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CROW, ROOK or RAVEN?
These three large corvidae birds are extremely similar in their appearance, especially from afar, so here are a few ways to tell the difference:
CROW
• Smaller solid black beak with slight bill feathering
• Tends to roam in large groups (murders)
• Smooth plumage, particularly around head and throat
• Tail feathers even in length, forming a fan shape
ROOK
• Large pale, straight beak with no feathering
• Roams and lives in large rookeries
• Long wings that narrow towards the body
• Feathery trousers
RAVEN
• Large, rounded black beak with distinct bill feathers
• Seen alone or with their mate only
• Shaggy plumage around the head, throat and breast
• Long, diamond shaped tail
These three large corvidae birds are extremely similar in their appearance, especially from afar, so here are a few ways to tell the difference:
CROW
• Smaller solid black beak with slight bill feathering
• Tends to roam in large groups (murders)
• Smooth plumage, particularly around head and throat
• Tail feathers even in length, forming a fan shape
ROOK
• Large pale, straight beak with no feathering
• Roams and lives in large rookeries
• Long wings that narrow towards the body
• Feathery trousers
RAVEN
• Large, rounded black beak with distinct bill feathers
• Seen alone or with their mate only
• Shaggy plumage around the head, throat and breast
• Long, diamond shaped tail
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Crow separating Garbage 🗑
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We already shared a post about a smart crow recycling bottles.
Here is a deer 🦌 who knows how to cross the road according to laws.
Here is a deer 🦌 who knows how to cross the road according to laws.
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Rooster enjoying a head massage
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A Indian & a Hippy in a Bar
#Osho
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NASA Blueshift translated the light captured in this gorgeous Hubble image of a galaxy cluster into sound .
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“When someone is properly grounded in life, they shouldn’t have to look outside themselves for approval.”
—Epictetus
—Epictetus
Panama To Join El Salvador and Paraguay in Bitcoin Adoption?
The trend of Bitcoin adoption in Latin America has spread to El Salvador, Paraguay and now Panama.
Panamanian Congressman, Gabriel Silva, had comments on El Salvador's move to adopt Bitcoin as a currency today on Twitter and called for Panama to do the same.
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The trend of Bitcoin adoption in Latin America has spread to El Salvador, Paraguay and now Panama.
Panamanian Congressman, Gabriel Silva, had comments on El Salvador's move to adopt Bitcoin as a currency today on Twitter and called for Panama to do the same.
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Panama To Join El Salvador and Paraguay in Bitcoin Adoption?
The trend of Bitcoin adoption in Latin America has spread to El Salvador, Paraguay and now Panama.
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~ Buddha
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The virtuous man delights in this world
and he delights in the next.~ Buddha
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Tiny animal revived after 24,000 years entombed in Siberian permafrost
A tiny animal called a rotifer has been revived after spending 24,000 years frozen in permafrost. It is the longest a rotifer has been observed to survive in such extreme cold.
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A tiny animal called a rotifer has been revived after spending 24,000 years frozen in permafrost. It is the longest a rotifer has been observed to survive in such extreme cold.
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New Scientist
Tiny animal revived after 24,000 years entombed in Siberian permafrost
Rotifers are small and squishy and do not look resilient, but one individual has endured about 24,000 years frozen in permafrost, and is now thriving
1,000-foot multi-rotor floating Windcatchers to power 80,000 homes each
Norway's Wind Catching Systems (WCS) has made a spectacular debut with a colossal floating wind turbine array it says can generate five times the annual energy of the world's biggest single turbines – while reducing costs enough to be immediately competitive with grid prices.
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Norway's Wind Catching Systems (WCS) has made a spectacular debut with a colossal floating wind turbine array it says can generate five times the annual energy of the world's biggest single turbines – while reducing costs enough to be immediately competitive with grid prices.
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New Atlas
1,000-foot multi-rotor floating Windcatchers to power 80,000 homes each
Norway's Wind Catching Systems (WCS) has made a spectacular debut with a colossal floating wind turbine array it says can generate five times the annual energy of the world's biggest single turbines – while reducing costs enough to be immediately competitive…