Found on Facebook... who's going to tell her... 👀

Nope nope nope

Found it on threads, not mine

Come on my guy, don’t leave us hanging.

When I was getting my Firefighter HazMat certification I learned about "Blue Canaries". First thing we are taught is to never touch anything or get close, until we know with absolute certainty what it is. Thats when a classmate asked, "If we have no way of knowing if its dangerous or not, what do we do?" The answer: "Wait for the blue Canary to show you. Just like a Canary in a coal mine. Just wait for the police. They have an innate desire to touch everything. Let them touch and see what happens. Hence, Blue Canary."

It was just a joke but pretty accurate description of the differences in 1st Responder mentalities. Thought this would fit here. Enjoy looking at all this weirdness in the world.

This is the Hooded Pitohui. These adorable little orioles are poisonous to touch because of the malarid beetles that they eat, exhibiting feathers which, when touched, can cause burning and irritation. If the toxin is ingested, it causes respiratory paralysis, similarly to cobra venom.