@PebbleTheOtter caw caw caw please otter caw caw caw please hold otterself caw caw caw otter is able to swim hold otterself above all caw caw, otter is beauty and "not worth it" is not the truth!
@the_corvidae same u3u I had to adopt "let's fucking go" as a motto for white knuckling it and just seeing what happens. The only downside is that the fun and silly behaviour of knowing everything is fucked kinda makes the people around you who don't feel that way a bit nervous
Crow Baby babble!
"Scientists call baby crows’ vocalizations “babbling” because they rehearse their vocalizations in a similar way to human babies. When young, baby crows don’t make the traditional crow caw, but instead produce sounds that are similar to ducks, like quacks. They may also make soft gurgling and clucking sounds to themselves or to their parents, which sound more like playing and talking."
from: https://t.co/yp1erNFlc7