Of course I have.pic.twitter.com/hXvqDzHalW
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there is a reason they're hidden by feathers
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No and I would like to see that nevermore
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"Good pats, but stop looking at my head-hole, c'mon." - that raven
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Quoth the raven: "WHAT'S THAT THERE'S FEATHERS IN MY EARS"
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No, I never have. That was awesome. But the way their feathers hide their ears, and from the way that raven's eyes are all alarmed and activated, I would venture to say that this is their version of having their extremely private parts exposed.
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no and i didn’t want to
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The Raven's Ear sounds like an old-timey British pub.
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Yay, bird ears!
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Ravens are quite amazing birds and they certainly don't get enough credit for being so.
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That is a very chill bird.
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... very SMART bird ... Sitka's Tlingits say Raven is a trickster! ...
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Odin's Mythical Ravens - Huginn and Muninn (Norse Mythology Explained) https://youtu.be/kRGLMZsb4KM via
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