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Probably uses the same methods as hobbyists use for getting fish to breed.
Just at a larger scale and probably with a more difficult to breed species.
 
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My Mom who was really into bird feeders, loved these birds:

 
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Seen a lot of fish embryos with two heads (to varying degrees), but they don't usually survive too long.
 
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Once everybody is infected it's OK again, right :doh:

(By the way, where would you put this ??)
 
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It also has "me own". This obviously originated from caveman days. :wink:
 
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Rive said:
(By the way, where would you put this ??)
Well, its unexpectedly deep, penetrating intellect (and philosophical value) means it should at least be in the TIL forum. (I say "philosophical", because it highlights the reality that one's cat(s) are the real home owners.) :redface:
 
Bees are endangered.
Its a worry because they are so involved in plant pollenation.

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A black bear is hibernating under a deck in Connecticut.
Apparently not uncommon.

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Mother and baby otter,

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A leaf blew past me this morning on the way into work, then sort of turned blew in the opposite direction and it was not that windy.
What the hell? Is it a bee? Can’t be, wrong season, I tried to spot it and I just managed to see its shape, a Wren, beautiful little thing, tiny!
Gold crest is the smallest British bird (6 g) but the wren is the shortest (6-10cm)

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We sometimes have a wren in our garden, usually clinging about half way up our fence. They are, indeed, tiny
 
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This was my other kitty. I lost her a couple of years ago at age 16.

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Ivan Seeking said:
This was my other kitty. I lost her a couple of years ago at age 16.
So, you're 18 now. :cool:
 
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