How pigeons took over the world - Elizabeth Carlen and Joanna Moles
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Date: 2022-03-15
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Shree, Venkatesha Charanam Saranam Prapathye
Shree Venkatesha: I'm going to stand here on the tirumala hills forever to protect my devotees in this unholy Kali yuga.
For a devotee who have complete faith in my holy feet am here to take care of him her and his her entire family during all the times they pass through the problems of this inhuman world.
As long as my devotees have complete faith in me I will not allow the flood waters of this Bhava Sagara ocean of problems go beyond their hip level.
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Shree, Venkatesha Charanam Saranam Prapathye
Shree Venkatesha: I'm going to stand here on the tirumala hills forever to protect my devotees in this unholy Kali yuga.
For a devotee who have complete faith in my holy feet am here to take care of him her and his her entire family during all the times they pass through the problems of this inhuman world.
As long as my devotees have complete faith in me I will not allow the flood waters of this Bhava Sagara ocean of problems go beyond their hip level.
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Groovebot
With urban gardening and the like on the rise, isn't there any way to make use of the naturally occurring fertilizer from the local pigeon populations? Surely pigeons gather in large and predictable enough numbers to exploit this resource.
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With urban gardening and the like on the rise, isn't there any way to make use of the naturally occurring fertilizer from the local pigeon populations? Surely pigeons gather in large and predictable enough numbers to exploit this resource.
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Nishant
I hate pegions. They are annoying for cities. They are responsible for diseases and corrosion of metals in cities. We need more crows, kites, eagles, hawks and vultures but unfortunately they are decreasing in numbers.
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I hate pegions. They are annoying for cities. They are responsible for diseases and corrosion of metals in cities. We need more crows, kites, eagles, hawks and vultures but unfortunately they are decreasing in numbers.
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HACH-P
Pigeon poop in someone's attic actually left someone blind and with brain damage from Meningococcal meningitis. The building is now cleaned out, but the person lives the rest of their life with this condition.
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Pigeon poop in someone's attic actually left someone blind and with brain damage from Meningococcal meningitis. The building is now cleaned out, but the person lives the rest of their life with this condition.
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Nova
Don't have a source right now but I'm pretty sure there are studies proving that their poop is actually not that acidic by nature and most of it comes from the food they consume in cities
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Don't have a source right now but I'm pretty sure there are studies proving that their poop is actually not that acidic by nature and most of it comes from the food they consume in cities
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Suryoyo
I've been asking myself this question for the last two weeks and didn't manage to google the answer.
How did you know what was on my mind wizards o. o
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I've been asking myself this question for the last two weeks and didn't manage to google the answer.
How did you know what was on my mind wizards o. o
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Medard
This kind of relationship that pigeons have with humans is what Emile and Remy envisaged for rats in their presentational song we will follow you to mars
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This kind of relationship that pigeons have with humans is what Emile and Remy envisaged for rats in their presentational song we will follow you to mars
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Yelp
As a pigeon owner myself, i can confirm. Pigeons are round blobs.
Also the screeching babeh is identical to every squab i ve ever heard lmao.
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As a pigeon owner myself, i can confirm. Pigeons are round blobs.
Also the screeching babeh is identical to every squab i ve ever heard lmao.
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Gabriel
I saw a dead bird today. I got scared when I saw it because it was behind a tree and I was listenting to a podcast about Amish people.
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I saw a dead bird today. I got scared when I saw it because it was behind a tree and I was listenting to a podcast about Amish people.
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Abhishek
I kill about 10 - 15 daily to maintain population and to protect my cars and dead ones are great food for stray dogs and cats
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I kill about 10 - 15 daily to maintain population and to protect my cars and dead ones are great food for stray dogs and cats
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