I, for one, would like to welcome our new piscine overlords.
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You mean age of the crows. They're as smart as a 7 year old, can use tools and make improvised tools, they can problem solve. Worst of all is they hold grudges and remember faces.The age of men is over! The time of the shark has come!
You mean age of the crows. They're as smart as a 7 year old, can use tools and make improvised tools, they can problem solve. Worst of all is they hold grudges and remember faces.
HITCHCOCK WAS RIGHT
These are the reasons why I fucking love crows, such mischievous birds, always up to something.You mean age of the crows. They're as smart as a 7 year old, can use tools and make improvised tools, they can problem solve. Worst of all is they hold grudges and remember faces.
HITCHCOCK WAS RIGHT
There was the dude(tte) that realized some urban bird (not a pigeon) was bringing theme things in exchange for food. So they taught them to favor brining money by giving the birds extra food for cash drop-off.You mean age of the crows. They're as smart as a 7 year old, can use tools and make improvised tools, they can problem solve. Worst of all is they hold grudges and remember faces.
HITCHCOCK WAS RIGHT
until they can breathe out of water they're less of a threat lolCrows? What about our octopus overlords?
They can breathe out of the water, though. They come on land all of the time to hunt for food in tide pools, breathing air through their skin. They do have to go back into the water to digest their food, though, since it requires more oxygen than they can get without using their gills. So, if you live within 30 minutes of the sea, you could potentially be a subject of the cephalopods.until they can breathe out of water they're less of a threat lol
Octaman has two legs and four tentacles.