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Cuckoo Killer • 01.26.2024

Fun fact: When a Cuckoo finds a suitable host nest she removes one of their eggs and lays her egg in its place. Then, when the Cuckoo chicks hatch they push the host eggs or babies out of the nest, allowing them to eat all the food brought by their new mom. 🐣🪺🥞
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    N00d1es

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    Since when did NHS have a e621 account?! Well, that’s something new I learned today…

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    Dripen Arn

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    n00d1es said:
    Since when did NHS have a e621 account?! Well, that’s something new I learned today…

    fun fact: you can tell weather or not a post is uploaded by the actual artist if there's a little checkmark next to the artist tag

    to date this is the only useful implementation of a verification system on any website as it's actually reliant on the user confirming their identity with the site rather than follower count or by paying for it

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    Somerandomedude

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    dripen_arn said:
    fun fact: you can tell weather or not a post is uploaded by the actual artist if there's a little checkmark next to the artist tag

    to date this is the only useful implementation of a verification system on any website as it's actually reliant on the user confirming their identity with the site rather than follower count or by paying for it

    Oh so that's what the check Mark's are for.

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    N00d1es

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    dripen_arn said:
    fun fact: you can tell weather or not a post is uploaded by the actual artist if there's a little checkmark next to the artist tag

    to date this is the only useful implementation of a verification system on any website as it's actually reliant on the user confirming their identity with the site rather than follower count or by paying for it

    Ahh! Interesting. Thank you for the information.

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    Gayfur

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    I really always wondered why other birds don't realize they aren't raising their own.

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    cka9se

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    gayfur said:
    I really always wondered why other birds don't realize they aren't raising their own.

    They don't call them "bird brains" for nothing.

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    DirtyRatMatt

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    n00d1es said:
    Since when did NHS have a e621 account?! Well, that’s something new I learned today…

    What does the National Health Service have to do with this?

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    Bongani

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    gayfur said:
    I really always wondered why other birds don't realize they aren't raising their own.

    Cuckoos retaliate if the "adoptive parents" realise something is up and smash/get rid of their egg.

    Said retaliation is destroying the other eggs in the nest.

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    Gkid1107

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    n00d1es said:
    Since when did NHS have a e621 account?! Well, that’s something new I learned today…

    I read that as National Health Service....

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