saddlebag@lemmy.world
on 27 Jun 15:43
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Ostriches wouldn’t eat eggs, they’re herbivores. And that looks more like a secretary bird which would definitely eat eggs since they’re carnivorous
<img alt="secretary bird" src="https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/170b5a29-0060-49d0-95a4-34123ba05a58.jpeg">
johannesvanderwhales@lemmy.world
on 27 Jun 16:12
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It’s saying they’re eating an ostrich’s egg, not that the ostrich is eating an egg.
Herbivores eat a lot more meat than we’re led to believe. Horses and cows will eat mice and bugs if they get the chance, and just about any animal will happily eat an egg they stumble across
The bird in the picture also has a raptor’s break, so whatever it is it’s likely a predator
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I wanted to offer wine to my ants but I don't know what is a good pairing with aphid excretions.
Here’s a somewhat better version of this image. Can’t seem to find the original on their site.
<img alt="" src="https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/408b8048-60f6-409e-8995-1a4f7da5f8d7.png">
Ostriches wouldn’t eat eggs, they’re herbivores. And that looks more like a secretary bird which would definitely eat eggs since they’re carnivorous <img alt="secretary bird" src="https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/170b5a29-0060-49d0-95a4-34123ba05a58.jpeg">
It’s saying they’re eating an ostrich’s egg, not that the ostrich is eating an egg.
Herbivores eat a lot more meat than we’re led to believe. Horses and cows will eat mice and bugs if they get the chance, and just about any animal will happily eat an egg they stumble across
The bird in the picture also has a raptor’s break, so whatever it is it’s likely a predator
Surely you’d want a dry wine with a sugary regurgitated course?
It’s a general rule of wine pairing that the wine should be sweeter than the food