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SaltyNYCFeb 8, 2026, 2:15 PM2026-02-08neutral59%

Just wanted to say that since 2010 storks have not been included in the same order as herons. They are definitely not in the same family, in the sense that they are both birds, yes, they are related.

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SaltyNYCMar 30, 2025, 7:36 PM2025-03-30negative53%

@Prydera and most orange tabbies are males.

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SaltyNYCMar 31, 2024, 10:55 PM2024-03-31neutral82%

@Catherine And today I learned what TIL means.

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SaltyNYCApr 18, 2024, 2:04 AM2024-04-17neutral89%

@Dayle Yes. Actually, when a monarch caterpillar molts its 5th time what emerges is a chrysalis. Moths also pupate and form chrysalids but first they wrap themselves in silk and pupate inside this silk cocoon. Moth chrysalids are inside cocoons. Butterflies have naked pupae (fun fact). Many people are confused on this point, including Eric Carle, the author of The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

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SaltyNYCJul 21, 2024, 11:55 AM2024-07-21negative74%

@Shelley I agree. I didn't like Night ____ (bird) because even though I'm a birder I thought the answer would have to use "bird" as in 75 across. And the random abbreviations etc. What do you mean by "multiple ups"?

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SaltyNYCFeb 9, 2026, 12:11 PM2026-02-08neutral83%

@SBK With DNA analysis many species that superficially resembled each other have been found to be distant. I think storks have been moved out of the order Pelecaniformes to Ciconiiforms. I believe storks might be more closely related to vultures (see their bald heads).

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SaltyNYCFeb 16, 2026, 12:13 PM2026-02-15neutral64%

@Andrew Thanks, I had LOTTA till now. And since I don't play bridge I figured EAST T was something.

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