The discussion revolves around the recent sighting and subsequent consumption of a bird species previously thought to be extinct. Participants engage in a mix of humor and speculation regarding the implications of this event, touching on themes of extinction, wildlife trade, and cultural references.
Participants express a mix of humorous commentary and speculative ideas, with no clear consensus on the implications of the bird's sighting or the status of the species.
The discussion includes assumptions about the survival of the species and the nature of wildlife trade, which remain unresolved.
Cyrus said:I'm pretty sure two birds had to do it to make that bird. Start searching.
Ivan Seeking said:Reminds me of the episode of Northern Exposure where Joel discovers that the locals often find woolly mammoths in the ice, and eat them.
I bet they would have a dozen by sunset.LowlyPion said:If they really wanted specimens they should offer to trade 2 chickens and a 50lb bag of rice for the first 2 LIVE birds of that species brought in.