How many Ivory Billed Woodpeckers are there?
–According to the Audubon Watchlist, “At least one!” Thought to be extinct since 1948, the Ivory Billed Woodpecker, a bird as long as your forearm from elbow to fingertips, was rediscovered in the forests of Arkansas. More than 120,000 acres of land (including the spot where it was sighted) has been purchased by The Nature Conservancy, and is thus safe from logging. • 27. “What is a mouthbrooder?” –A mouthbrooder is a type of fish that keeps its eggs or baby fish in its mouth for safe keeping. Several cichlids do this. The female picks the eggs up. The male releases a cloud of milt at the dark spot on her side. She turns and quickly inhales this, which fertilizes the eggs. There are also species in which the male is the mouthbrooder. • 28. “Why do Wings cost so much?” –Dragon’s Eye does not have any venture capitalists or investors; we;re entirely funded by you, the Furre players. Money from wings sales goes directly to feeding/housing of coders and artists, and replacing broken har
