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They are special. I love Discus.

Awesome comment! Thank you! Birds are indeed direct descendants of theropod dinosaurs, which is why they share so many characteristics with their ancient ancestors. This evolutionary link is fascinating and highlights the continuity of life through millions of years.

It really is!

Goose eat 4 ponds a day. Busy birds.

@@Homie-ym4db very efficient lawnmowers

It was!😁

Wow!!! Thank you so much for providing such detailed information! I really appreciate the time and effort you took to explain everything in a clear and concise manner. It's greatly appreciated!

@@Homie-ym4db no worries at all, we’ll done to you for reaching out for help! That’s honourable, as too many people think are misinformed about animals. I’m a biologist and animal lover so any help I can offer I will

Thank you so much for your kind words and offer of help! I really appreciate your expertise and passion for animals. It's great to know that there are knowledgeable and compassionate people like you who are willing to share their insights and make a positive impact. I'm grateful for your support.

Thank you for your comment!

Indeed!

Thank you!!!

Poor thing ...

I agree!

Here are a few possible questions that would make "Geese" the answer: 1. "What honk but don't have cars?" 2. "What have feathers, wings, and a 'V' formation?" 3. "What bird is known for migration and noisy chatter?" 4. "What have webbed feet and a distinctive waddle?" 5. "What are the stars of the famous 'Fly Away' V-formation?" Or, if you're thinking more creatively: 1. "What's the best way to get a gaggle of laughs?" 2. "What's the most 'fowl' way to get attention?" 3. "What's the 'egg-cellent' answer to a bird-brained puzzle?"

I'm with you on that! 21 seconds is a long time to wait for a 14-second video. UA-cam needs to work on their ad-to-video ratio. Thanks for your comment!!😁

Good morning! Thank you for the comment! Have a fantastic day!😁

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It’s true. I feel the same. Thank you!!! ;)

Thank you so much for taking the time to drop the comment!👍

Thank you!

That's spot on. I just want to mention that there is the deference between male betta and female betta aggressiveness. The males will fight to the death if given the chance, so they should never be placed together in a tank. While some level of aggression and hierarchy establishment is natural among female Betta communities, with proper group size, adequate space peaceful coexistence is achievable. Sending warm Easter wishes to you and your family! ;)

It's a seriously powerful colours that represent positive Energy, Optimism and Happiness! Appreciate your comment! ;)

Sorry I just realised that I colours wrong 🤣😂

Nooooo worries at all! ;) Fave a fantastic day!!!!

Made my day. Thank you!

;) No kidding. Thank you.

Graceful fish.Thanks for the view! ;)

X-ray Tetra-Pristella , Goldez Zebra Loach and Neon Tetra. Thank you!

In fact! Thank you.

Indeed. Thank you!

Indeed😁👍

What type of beta is it btw I subbed @@Homie-ym4db

Thank you so much!!! Her Name is Miu

Thank you kindly! Happy you enjoyed it!!!! ;)

I like to know where this is ?

West Coast. Canada ;)

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My pleasure!!! ;)

Thanks for visiting. Happy you enjoyed it! ;)

Greetings to you, too!!! Many thanks!!! Happy you enjoyed it!!! ;)

This is what I found out: "They swim continuously in a tight circle almost touching each other People aren't 100-percent sure about this, but the thinking is that by paddling around in those tight circles the ducks are agitating the water - sort of setting up a rotation - that brings to the surface the algae and plants and whatever else it is ducks eat. This strategy would work best in a shallow pond." Thanks! ;)

Thank you kindly😀Me too!

I dont, because they smell sour.

@@unabhangigenachrichtensh7296 Thank you for your comment! To me, Canada geese are beautiful birds. They're wonderful to watch. 😀

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Thank you kindly. ☺ Wishing you all the best too!!!

Thank you kindly!