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Or in birds, you can make a bird switch between walking, at a low level of stimulation, and flapping its wings at high-level stimulation.
The Spanish set off into the jungle, but the few that return come back with stories, stories of powerful shamans, of warriors with poisoned arrows, of trees so tall they blotted out the sun, spiders that ate birds, snakes that swallowed men whole and a river that boiled.
They point out that true hiccups are found only in mammals and that they're not retained in birds, lizards, turtles, or any other exclusively air-breathing animals.
When he sought to situate humankind amongst the animals, he lumped us in with birds.
While observing the birds that circled his prison, the means for escape became clear.
He and Icarus would fly away from their prison as only birds or gods could do.
Exceptions to the size rule include bats, birds, moles, and turtles, but in each case, these animals have other adaptations that allow them to escape predators.
Like birds, reptiles, fish, dinosaurs, and others, these species lay eggs instead of giving birth to live young.
To combat it, we spray pesticides that do grave damage to other species, including amphibians and birds.
Audience: ...15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 (Birds singing) (Train engine) Audience: (Shreiks) (Video) JR: Let me tell you how I shot the cover of the New York Times Magazine, "Walking New York."
In other words, you know that it's a bird, and you already have your neural network that you've trained on birds, but what is the picture of a bird?
It turns out that by using exactly the same error-minimization procedure, one can do that with the network trained to recognize birds, and the result turns out to be ... a picture of birds.
So this is a picture of birds generated entirely by a neural network that was trained to recognize birds, just by solving for x rather than solving for y, and doing that iteratively.
This was something humans could exploit on a consistent basis, and the birds’ weak flight capabilities and limited need for space made them easy to capture and contain.
Meanwhile, chicken production has shifted to an industrial, factory-like model, with birds raised in spaces with a footprint no larger than a sheet of paper.
It could be a flowering forest, a forest that attracts a lot of birds or bees, or it could simply be a native, wild evergreen forest.
I climbed with a smooth precision and enjoyed the sounds of the birds swooping around the cliff.
Birds then came, bringing in seeds, and our pile became an oasis of life.
In the lush rainforests of Australia, birds roost in the low branches and amble across the forest floor, enjoying the shade and tropical fruits.
The birds flee to safety all but the cassowary, who can’t clear the ground on her puny wings.
The cassowary is one of approximately 60 living species of flightless birds.
Though the common ancestor of all modern birds could fly, many different bird species have independently lost their flight.
For birds that nest or feed on the ground, this predisposition to flightlessness can be even stronger.
Then, over thousands or millions of years, the birds’ bodies change to match this new behavior.
As long as these predator-free circumstances last, the birds thrive, but they are vulnerable to changes in their environment.
These animals often prey on flightless birds and can drive them to extinction.
But a few flightless birds have survived on mainlands alongside predators aplenty.
Most of these birds, like emus and ostriches, ballooned in size, weighing hundreds of pounds more than wings can lift.
Though they no longer use them to fly, many of these birds repurpose their wings for other means.
How many of you have seen the Alfred Hitchcock film "The Birds"?
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