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“Cow catching snowflakes. [full video]
”
my name is Cow,
and wen its cold
and gone is grass
in which i roled,
i do not mope
til new grass grow -
i raiyse my hed.
i lik the snow.
”](https://64.media.tumblr.com/04a8f2b728d2fc1db30a322992d62094/tumblr_ojqrb4ctv01vb46leo1_r1_400.gifv)
Cow catching snowflakes. [full video]
my name is Cow,
and wen its cold
and gone is grass
in which i roled,
i do not mope
til new grass grow -
i raiyse my hed.
i lik the snow.
A Blue Tiger Shrimp (Caridina cf. cantonensis) snips, snaps and attacks innocent algae with the dance of a thousand claws.
…Video: Szopens Shrimps
fun ancient greek fact of the day: the greeks didn’t have an individual word that meant ostrich, so frequently ostriches are referred to using phrases based off the word “στρουθός” (sparrow), such as “sparrows on the ground” or, in the case of xenophon, “very large sparrows”
fun modern greek fact of the day: we now call them sparrow camels (στρουθοκάμηλος)
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