I'm dead against keeping birds in a cage, but I'm sure you have seen caged birds like the ones above pecking and rubbing their beaks against acuttlebone before.
I was thinking how the cuttlefishwould be a great mascot for RUOK Day, as they have the uncanny ability to blend into their immediate environment.
Plus, a pair of "budgy smugglers" with a cuttlefish on the front of them would give them something to keep their pecker in good shape;-)
This budgy is all barred up over that idea methinks;-)
A scene from the movie 'Tea and Sympathy'
I mentioned the album and movie both named 'Tea and Sympathy'in that last post, and while I have never watched the movie.
I take it by the trailer that the young man in the movie is bullied for being feminine, but looks like he gets the sympathy and the woman in the end.
So, I like in thecuttlefishnews article where it is written - "We know that cuttlefish come to this breeding aggregation to mate using a range of amazingstrategies and behaviours— for example, small males impersonate females to avoid detection by larger males and gain access "under cover". Because the population on the breeding aggregation is skewed towards males (an average of four to one), females have some choice over who they mate with. After mating takes place, females deposit eggs on the underside of rocks."
A scene from the movie 'Tea and Sympathy'
"The past is holding on so tight I never heard the warning bell..."
Make that 49 today
And happy birthday for today, Bernard.
I just want to wish you well;-)
Cheers and have a good one.
And let's put a bit of space between us and our ex's;-)
I mentioned the album and movie both named 'Tea and Sympathy' in that last post, and while I have never watched the movie.
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