As opposed to an always on desert, I suppose.

She’s clearly rocking a handstand.

“Offering items to humans could simultaneously include opportunities for killer whales to practice learned cultural behavior, explore or play and in so doing learn about, manipulate or develop relationships with us,” the researchers wrote. “Giving the advanced cognitive abilities and social, cooperative nature of this species, we assume that any or all these explanations for, and outcomes of such behavior are possible.”

Gooble gobble

Pretty sure it’s got no thoughts going through its brain.

Linger on*

Fork you, liar!

That was not the bunny costume I was hoping for.

It’s an AI alpaca.

How very Jetsons.

Actions are louder than words though. It’s a valid question to ask, i.e. “are there actions accompanying the discourse?”

Back at ya.

Chanterelles are my favorite by far. I’m yet to try morels though, and I’ve heard its praises.

I agree, but a well cooked mushroom will provide you with the right texture. The seasoning and browning will provide flavor.

I’ve cooked oyster mushrooms that tasted a lot like scallops, but if you search for it, the mushroom taste is there. I guess my friend is just more sensitive to it. Doesn’t keep him from foraging, cooking, and enjoying them.

The ones I’ve tried that have a stronger good flavor in addition to mushroom flavor are chestnut mushrooms and chanterelles. A++.

I was never fortunate enough to catch them in their prime, but according to a friend of mine “it all just tastes like mushroom to me.”

Definitely some water fowl. Maybe a water hen?

What a let down. Comparing to how people view themselves doesn’t tell us much. People are notoriously bad at self reflection.

Gotta lich 'em all!

Hooray!

Cool, thanks for the recipe!