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Let’s break it down: 1. Do the birds have easy access to food resources? 2. Do they have to take flight to look for food? 3. Do they migrate? 4. Do they hav
by jelliclesfarm 5y ago
Let’s break it down:
1. Do the birds have easy access to food resources?
2. Do they have to take flight to look for food?
3. Do they migrate?
4. Do they have predators in the wild?
5. Are they aggressive or docile?
6. Are they domesticated?
7. Are they monogamous or promiscuous?
Take all the bird examples you can think of + chicken/eggs.
Make a table and let me know how my ‘shoehorned’ theory fails. Unlike you, I am not an expert. Or a scientist. I farm and have been a chef. I haven’t had an opportunity to check for ostrich penis, but I have cooked them for breakfast.
- msrenee 5y agoHow do you explain the fact that penguins, turkeys, and loons do not have penises even though they all fit your requirements for birds that should have them?
- jelliclesfarm 5y agoWhat is your opinion as an expert and a biologist? ETA: I am not interested in an never ending ‘what about’ or gotcha games. However, if you are willing, I will walk you through critical thinking process using logic and multi modal approach to answering questions that confound us. I will present you with a set of questions you can answer as a biologist/expert or you can google. At the end of it, you will arrive at the answer you want. It will be fun.
- msrenee 5y agoLmao.