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Canadian Geese, the animal that Canada stored all its rage inside and sent to battle the United States
How dare you. I live for seasonal goose fly bys
Cobra Chickens are one of nature's wonders. Leave them alone!
And Finland...
Canadian geese, Australian Emus, sounds like there's some interesting AI image ideas here
What have Emus ever done to you??? :(
Not op, but an emu bit me as a child. Havent trusted them ever since. Just look at their shifty eyes.
Oh noo, I love them both :(
I got distracted by the wrong aspect of that comment lol
I was picturing Canadian Geese and Australian Emus working together on... providing aid or something. Maybe not waging war
Well they seem to have a reputation for winning battles after all