Posted on 01/27/2010 5:41:25 PM PST by SunkenCiv
In an effort to determine the flight abilities of the animals, researchers built models of these early birds and launched them into the air. [University of Kansas]
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So they indeed,, did not bump their ass when they landed?
Considering that I’ve had chickadees become aggressive for my being too slow with the peanuts...
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Wow! Whoops!
“Successful flight tests were conducted at KU.”
Be interesting to see. Usually the only thing you find flying around Mt. Oread in Lawrence are Jayhawks.
(And they’re flying pretty high right now...)
Jeez, guys... Looks like the Happy Dance to me. What say you? What say you all?
LOL!
If I weren’t such a stick-in-the-mud, that would be an hilarious post!
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OK. It’s so daggon funny, I can’t stand it!!
A flamingo?? A stuffed flamingo?? A pink stuffed flamingo??? A DANCING stuffed pink flamingo????
(I think I’m dying, here...someone...please....help...me....
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