Pigeons

... results are unsurprising in statistics, with the exact proportion depending on what your p-values are. If dogs don’t empress you, try homing pigeons. Every possible experiment to pinpoint what physical senses they use to get to a loft from great distances (up to 1800 km) has been done (frosted ...

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... “nobody else would have found” the evidence, it’s the evidence itself that triggered Sheldrake’s attention. If dogs don’t empress you, try homing pigeons. Every possible experiment to pinpoint what physical senses they use to get to a loft from great distances (up to 1800 km) has been done (frosted ...

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... have the ability to utilize citrate? Yes, they have been detected in the wild. Ref 44 and 45 in the paper provides the sources. It is found in pigeons, pigs, cattle and horses. “Other findings suggest that E. coli has the potential to evolve a Cit+ phenotype. Hall (41) reported the only documented ...

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... but i must disagree, those spikes look more like the remnants of an alien race of flying maces that are currently being held in Area 51. Now Pigeons are the descendants of an alien civilization that had humanoid legs and bird wings. The reason a cactus could not be from a Pigeon egg is because ...

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... fixity of species. As regards the first point we now know that Wilberforce is wrong; but on the other two points he was right. Dogs, horses31 and pigeons have been selectively bred for thousands of generations, yet different breeds not only remain mutually fertile, but are liable to revert to ...

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