When a corgi has long hair coming from its butt, those are colloquially called "wings"
So my baby girl has wings.
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Lorikeets are the only nectar eating parrots. They have little nectar collecting brushes on their tongues
Dang, they are very pretty and also based on the second picture they eat Las Plagas Parasites from re4
Thats a native Australian flowering bush called a grevillea. They cme in lots of pretty colors and are choc full of nectar and pollen so the wildlife loves them. Great plants.
The more cool nature posts you can gimme today/morrow the better plz! I forgot until recently it's the 2 year anniversary of my best friend dying and I'll have to be a cook at a restaurant om vslnetines day during a blizzard. The next 24 hours are gonna be rough and cool nature shit helps a lot
they still exist
last one that really got me going was baleen but that was a awhile ago
long story short its keratin, not bone, so unrelated to teeths---baleen whales went teeth-->no teeth (suck feeder)-->mouth hair-->filter eaters. and this has to be said to be speculative technically since keratin-shit is hard to find in the fossil record, but i think it's theoretically pretty airtight