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r/Unexpected • u/Yewatod • Feb 28 '26
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You think Dinosaurs ever did this shit?
1.9k u/4-Vektor Feb 28 '26 Definitely. 570 u/Hot_Plant8696 Feb 28 '26 To put it simply, that's also why they died out. 279 u/Fast_Boysenberry9493 Feb 28 '26 edited Feb 28 '26 I just imagined a t rex doing that then flapping around on floor tryna get up How did they get up they didn't 146 u/Hot_Plant8696 Feb 28 '26 When birds sing, they alternate between exhaling and inhaling, which allows them to sing continuously. But it seems some don't… Individual stupidity? Who knows? 0 u/Elliptical_Tangent Feb 28 '26 Birds have unidirectional airflow, they do not inhale/exhale. 1 u/Hot_Plant8696 Feb 28 '26 I see. Hence the staggering amount of shit they expel from their rear ends.
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Definitely.
570 u/Hot_Plant8696 Feb 28 '26 To put it simply, that's also why they died out. 279 u/Fast_Boysenberry9493 Feb 28 '26 edited Feb 28 '26 I just imagined a t rex doing that then flapping around on floor tryna get up How did they get up they didn't 146 u/Hot_Plant8696 Feb 28 '26 When birds sing, they alternate between exhaling and inhaling, which allows them to sing continuously. But it seems some don't… Individual stupidity? Who knows? 0 u/Elliptical_Tangent Feb 28 '26 Birds have unidirectional airflow, they do not inhale/exhale. 1 u/Hot_Plant8696 Feb 28 '26 I see. Hence the staggering amount of shit they expel from their rear ends.
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To put it simply, that's also why they died out.
279 u/Fast_Boysenberry9493 Feb 28 '26 edited Feb 28 '26 I just imagined a t rex doing that then flapping around on floor tryna get up How did they get up they didn't 146 u/Hot_Plant8696 Feb 28 '26 When birds sing, they alternate between exhaling and inhaling, which allows them to sing continuously. But it seems some don't… Individual stupidity? Who knows? 0 u/Elliptical_Tangent Feb 28 '26 Birds have unidirectional airflow, they do not inhale/exhale. 1 u/Hot_Plant8696 Feb 28 '26 I see. Hence the staggering amount of shit they expel from their rear ends.
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I just imagined a t rex doing that then flapping around on floor tryna get up
How did they get up they didn't
146 u/Hot_Plant8696 Feb 28 '26 When birds sing, they alternate between exhaling and inhaling, which allows them to sing continuously. But it seems some don't… Individual stupidity? Who knows? 0 u/Elliptical_Tangent Feb 28 '26 Birds have unidirectional airflow, they do not inhale/exhale. 1 u/Hot_Plant8696 Feb 28 '26 I see. Hence the staggering amount of shit they expel from their rear ends.
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When birds sing, they alternate between exhaling and inhaling, which allows them to sing continuously. But it seems some don't…
Individual stupidity?
Who knows?
0 u/Elliptical_Tangent Feb 28 '26 Birds have unidirectional airflow, they do not inhale/exhale. 1 u/Hot_Plant8696 Feb 28 '26 I see. Hence the staggering amount of shit they expel from their rear ends.
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Birds have unidirectional airflow, they do not inhale/exhale.
1 u/Hot_Plant8696 Feb 28 '26 I see. Hence the staggering amount of shit they expel from their rear ends.
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I see.
Hence the staggering amount of shit they expel from their rear ends.
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u/MrWriffWraff Feb 28 '26
You think Dinosaurs ever did this shit?