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  • If they use a nuke on Iran then Russia will start popping a bunch of them on Ukraine. Maybe that's Putin's plan all along, get Trump to drop a nuke so it becomes a free for all.

    Anyways, hope you know where your nuclear shelter is and you like canned food and iodine tablets.

  • Flies live quite short lives. They usually mate once and then spend the rest of their lives looking for places to lay their eggs.

    From Wikipedia:

    The entire life cycle is around 20 days. A female can lay up to 3,000 eggs and fly up to 200 km (120 mi) during her life. Males, on the other hand, mate up to ten times. They behave relatively isolated and hide in vegetation until they spot a female. Mating occurs on vegetation. Females copulate only once and retain the male's sperm for life, which has been exploited in eradication programs using the sterile insect technique.

  • Chickens are omnivores. They will eat anything they can get their beaks on. I saw them eat mice, dead rats, their own eggs, other chickens.

    Chickens also have a very brutal pecking order. The chickens on the lower end of that order will get bullied pretty bad and lose feathers. Once they draw blood the other chickens my join in and peck the wounded chicken and break away pieces of it or even kill it.

    This is the worst if the chickens are stressed but it happens even in chickens that are living in good conditions. One of the better way to counter it is to have a rooster with the chickens as the rooster will reprimand the bullies and break any fights between hens. A lot of chicken farmers don't want to do that though because roosters will fight each other to death if you put multiple in the same enclosure and in the case of egg laying chickens they don't lay eggs and will mate with the chickens which makes them lay fertilized eggs.

  • Artists doing fan art are infringing copyright, yes. If the fan art meets the fair use criteria then they are not Infringing.

    Companies usually overlook the infringement from fan artists because it's free advertising and the public backlash is not worth going after lone artists. They usually will go after fan art of people that profit off it.