“My husband and I heard a big crash at 5 a.m., like something had fallen off the roof. Later he found this feather mass on the ground.”
"Showed this to my wife (ornithologist and zookeeper of 15+ years). The inside vary likely has fly eggs on it and the feathers are likely from a duck. But she has never seen a feathered mass grown off of a bird like this." © hsudude22 / Reddit.
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Lazar 3 year s ago
#41... Owl landed or crashed and coughed up the inedible parts of it's lunch?
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Menaalmena 3 year s ago
#45 is still a forest, even though its a clone
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Nap 3 year s ago
Menaalmena, It's actually called a Stand. Not a forest since a forest consists of many species of trees and undergrowth, where Aspens or Quaking Aspens are all one organism, not many different organisms. A Pando is where the Aspen Stand has spread. Pando literally means, to spread. :)
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Edmund 3 year s ago
#46 Did he make that model from a photo or memory? How in the hell could he possibly know what ALL of ancient Rome looked like?
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Pheney 3 year s ago
Edmund,
and without the exact time when rome should've looked like this it's worthless. But I think that's more a problem of the internet sharing this pic without crutial information.
and without the exact time when rome should've looked like this it's worthless. But I think that's more a problem of the internet sharing this pic without crutial information.
and without the exact time when rome should've looked like this it's worthless. But I think that's more a problem of the internet sharing this pic without crutial information.