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Bronze Baronet of the Realm
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Which and why?
I pick the crab, he has the opportunity to dual wield as soon as another contender goes down or he disarms one.
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Girls hand and Mice have tails, hamsters have nubs. A rat vs a crow on the other hand would be a good matchupI have a question about the Hamster Photo. WTF is with the dude's fingernails in the photo? Are those fingernails part of the Hamster's Arsenal? This info could be a game changer. Also is that a Mouse or a Hamster?
Crows are second only to humans in intelligence — even smarter than apes in some research tests. Crows as Clever as Great Apes, Study Says. Their brain-to-body weight ratio is equal to that of the great apes and cetaceans (whales, dolphins, porpoises) and only slightly lower than in humans.
Crows can make and customize tools, understand causality, can reason, count up to five and remember human faces. Wild Hooded Crows in Israel use bread crumbs to bait-fish and in Norway and Sweden they drag fishing lines out of water to get at the hooked fish. New Caledonian Crows are famous for their innovations and tool making, including “knives” made of stiff leaves. Japanese Carrion Crows in Japan drop hard-to-crush nuts on the roadway at intersections so that moving traffic will crush them open. That may not seem so spectacular, but the crows also wait for the traffic light to change to red and then walk out in front of the stopped traffic to gather the nuts. Watch them here