An interesting fact about azure-winged magpies is that despite their strikingly similar appearance to Iberian magpies found in Spain and Portugal, the two populations are separated by over 5,000 miles, with genetic evidence showing they diverged thousands of years ago.
Nothing bad ever happens.
Oh, are we playing a game of non sequitur? OK. My move is:
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Your move.
No, like, you’re seemingly saying “new inventions never cause health problems”
Y’know, like asbestos. It was a wonder material! And then the health effects were uncovered.
Well played! This is going to take cunning to counter in our little non sequitur games.
Uh…
Oh, I know!
I’ve got new socks on!
I’m more concerned about degu infestation if I’m being honest. No one knows how to handle them here so it just turns into a whole mess.
An interesting fact about azure-winged magpies is that despite their strikingly similar appearance to Iberian magpies found in Spain and Portugal, the two populations are separated by over 5,000 miles, with genetic evidence showing they diverged thousands of years ago.