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Gustavus 1 day ago
#8 Actually, it is an easily researchable myth. 
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Katelin 1 day ago
#1 (sputter gasp choke cough) "Stop that, you dirty dog! EWWW! Gawdamn foxes! I got it in my mouth!"
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Drew 1 day ago
#8 Of the hundreds of bald eagles I have seen in my life in Alaska, I can say this is NOT TRUE. They loose a wing feather and they adjust their flight patterns untll new one grows in. Tail feather same deal. They often pull out feathers just for being hard to clean because of damage.
"When hunting, foxes have been known to urinate on hedgehogs in order to make them unroll."
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Gustavus 1 day ago
#8 Actually, it is an easily researchable myth.
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Katelin 1 day ago
#1 (sputter gasp choke cough) "Stop that, you dirty dog! EWWW! Gawdamn foxes! I got it in my mouth!"
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Drew 1 day ago
#8 Of the hundreds of bald eagles I have seen in my life in Alaska, I can say this is NOT TRUE. They loose a wing feather and they adjust their flight patterns untll new one grows in. Tail feather same deal. They often pull out feathers just for being hard to clean because of damage.