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Not sure younger guys will understand.
Biggest myth in cartoons - a coyote can actually catch a roadrunner …Not sure younger guys will understand.
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I love it!Not sure younger guys will understand.
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Love it. Brings back memories, that's for sure.
That's an interesting course of action.when the whole fam was out of the den, I filled it with spray foam.
The other myth is they don't fly. They fly just above the vegetation and it always looks like they're barely in control.Biggest myth in cartoons - a coyote can actually catch a roadrunner …
Yep, have seen them do that in S. Texas …The other myth is they don't fly. They fly just above the vegetation and it always looks like they're barely in control.
Coyotes can fly? I've never seen this.The other myth is they don't fly. They fly just above the vegetation and it always looks like they're barely in control.
If they fall off a cliff, they hang suspended in the air for a few seconds before they fall. Does that count as flying?Coyotes can fly? I've never seen this.
What doesn’t eat young quail anymore - I don’t need parks and wildlife to tell me they are under pressure …Another road runner myth is the pile of bird seed. Road runners are meat eaters, especially rattlesnakes and lizards. They also eat young quail, bugs, tarantulas, scorpions and eggs. Oh, and they will eat seeds and berries, including the fruit of the prickly pear cactus. Wiley should try a rubber lizard or snake as a lure.
My wife and I were in Vegas' outskirts and I pointed out a roadrunner in the desert. My wife has was excited and surprised that a roadrunner is a real bird. She thought it was a mythological creature from cartoons. Then she started with the watch out for falling anvils jokes. She also said she rooted for the coyote to catch the roadrunner.The other myth is they don't fly. They fly just above the vegetation and it always looks like they're barely in control.