Binary Breaking Birds
A fascinating discovery in Colombia reveals a green honey creeper exhibiting bilateral gynandromorphism, showcasing both male and female traits. This rare phenomenon, last observed a century ago, highlights the diversity within bird species. Additionally, a similar cardinal spotted in Pennsylvania adds to the intrigue, sparking discussions about non-binary representations in the avian world. The conversation takes a humorous turn as the complexities of bird reproduction and anatomy are explored.In this clip
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The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week
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