This is cool!!

That tree is simply gorgeous!

And Betty White was four years old when they were born. Betty White is older than sliced bread.

So its a corkscrew Pterodactyl?

The problem with comments about the net worth of someone like Bezos is they imply he has that just sitting around in cash. He doesn't. He net worth include (mostly) all of the fixed assets of the company he owns. So, yeah, if he were to shut down Amazon, sell off all the property, inventory, aircraft, etc., then he'd have money to give away.

Ooh that's rad.

Now he looks like he's ready to party

o.O wow.

I do the same thing when my wife makes me carry all the luggage to the truck and I think I can carry it in one shot.

This is movie material

And people keep them as pets to defeat drowned and elder guardians

This is the kind of info that kids love!

The Knights Who Say Ni would be very pleased with that shrubbery.

Without googling, but I believe that crows have the mental capacity of a three-year old child. Okay, that doesn't sound complimentary, but it's the complete opposite; they have the capacity for problem solving, etc. I was fortunate once to witness a Crow's court.

The last sentence 🤣🤣🤣

Oh don't tell my mum please! It's like i can hear her: " i told you so"

That's so cute!

The bear, a real life Chewy?!

Well now I wanna mail a coconut just for the hell of it

I have a brother sister pair just like that. No one believes they are brother sister either.

Shell sort.

Can’t corner worth beans😂😂

Aaaaaaw that's so cute, I can just imagine that!

During WWII the BBC would start broadcasts with Bethovens 5th, knowing it was moorse code for V. This was a great morale boost for the British and allied forces.

I love dogs eyebrows! I mean who doesn’t?

They can also smash the crap out of your fingers and break aquarium glass.

I used to do the same at school!😅😅😅

Technically true, but they do have a hard beak. As long as they can fit their beak through the tight space, they can squeeze the rest of their body through as well.

The holes for their ears are offset as well, this is so they can detect the tiny difference in time sound takes to strike each ear, allowing them to triangulate the source of the sound and capture prey even in pitch black conditions.

Yep, recently i found this hilarious guy videos on YT on languages and he made one about "how fruits got their names". - "English, this is first one:" - "we re gonna call that a blackberry!" - "but this not a berry and not really black?" - "blackberry!". Second one, still not a berry "strawberry, because i like straws" - "English this is a berry OK, you want to call it a yellowberry?" "NOOO, blbbllbl BANANA, let's call this a banana". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoQx6px4nSg I'm french and he's really good at roasting french and spanish nonsense too, very funny.

Crows = a Murder

They are illegal in New Zealand too. I got to hold some kind of python/boa (strangly not bitey) when I visited Australia age 12, I can still remember how smooth and awesome it was, not what I expected. The sniffer dogs have to be trained to hunt for live snakes (cargo etc) by using blue tongued lizards as there are no live snakes to use for practice

I used to meow to my cats and they’d meow back. Not sure what we were talking about but I’m guessing I got most of it right :)

He must have had it in for her, haha.

Their blood is blue due to it having copper rather than iron. It is also collected for medical purposes and is very expensive. They take care not to harm them during collection, sort of like blood donations.

Imagine they picked the same symbol

Now estimate the timespan between the T-rex and Cleopatra. That'll cover your kids pandemic math gap ;)

But the syntax usually has a similair structure, unlike spoken languages.

Abstemious?