TragicNotCute @ TragicNotCute @lemmy.world Posts 13Comments 826Joined 2 yr. ago
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I found this particularly funny. It wasn’t like a funny accidental thing. Dude was trying to mate with the bird.
In September 2004, Walnut arrived at NZCBI’s Virginia campus, where scientists regularly breed cranes that have behavioral or physical limitations by using assisted reproduction techniques, including artificial insemination. By observing and mimicking how NZCBI’s male white-naped cranes interacted with their mates during breeding season, bird keeper Chris Crowe gained Walnut’s elusive trust. He pair-bonded with her by flapping his arms in a manner similar to the species’ unison dance, offered her nesting materials and brought her food. Once she was receptive to breeding, Crowe was able to use sperm collected from a male crane to artificially inseminate Walnut without the need for physical restraint
They had 8 chicks together.
I’m not thinking about it, but it’s one of my favorites yet. I was a little worried the last time I saw fish that it was a call for help.
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This is how we will get the community on our side!
Eh, I’m partial to Baja Blast Cytosol. Original just isn’t it.
Julia Koch inherited her wealth from her husband David who died in 2019. I think most of them are in a similar situation.
How get Gregnant?
It’s safe for your computer, but perhaps not for your eyes or brain. Lots of bright colors and bold claims.
Piper? Is that you?
Channel 5 did a pretty good job talking about the situation. https://youtu.be/Mg9WWZTXKuE
This however is just grandstanding and doesn’t make anyone safer.
Nah, it’s gotta be that other thing.
Astrobot is pretty dope. They make a number of pretty great games.
Will it? That’s pretty cool.
I use the Orion browser with uBlock Origin installed and get 0 ads on YouTube.
It’s an institution around these parts and they don’t want you to forget it.
Also seeing this from Lemmy world
With 51 head choices, everyone's invited
“The abacus was a really beautiful opportunity ... to help open the doors for humans and not just one kind.”