@AngieV1rus white to red to blue, they could give them white skin with a farmer's tan and make the bronze feathers the hair. But this is just a suggestion I find interesting, anyone can draw whatever they want as long as it's not racist.
@AngieV1rus So, let's say someone wanted to draw a human version of a white stork. The stork has no exposed skin, so they could draw them black/white/whatever skin, and use the white feathers for the hair. Or if someone wanted to draw a human turkey, since turkey faces change colour from+
@wafflebear67 There's a huge difference between "I'm not particularly fond of curry, it's too spicy for my taste" and "all Indians are dirty and their food is disgusting"
@FlorenciaUP32 Did they even study the bird they were drawing? Macaws are known for having tails as long as their bodies, that's THE feature that makes them visually distinct from most other parrots. The long red feathers go above the short blue ones. It just looks like Vassago plucked himself.
@rcassia601@deadf1shes4eva E os pombos de rua não têm doenças por serem pombos, e sim por viverem na poluição e comerem lixo. Um pombo nascido em cativeiro é um pet limpo. O que ajuda a proliferar criptococose é não limpar as fezes acumuladas, aí junta fungo. A existência da ave em si não tem nada a ver.
@rcassia601@deadf1shes4eva Qualquer ave de vida livre pode ter essa doença. Aliás, é até mais fácil um cachorro ou gato de rua passar doença para um humano que um pombo, pois são mamíferos, e animais do mesmo clado sempre têm mais patógenos compatíveis que animais de clados diferentes.
@nermalicious2 My next door neighbors from the right house started yelling that they were going to murder all of my pets. This was in 2024. To this day, I get enormous anxiety from hearing anyone talk on the street and get panic attacks from hearing the sound of my neighbors' voices.