Nick just walked into my office. He just had his bird, Oliver, or Ollie for short, DNA tested.
Turns out Oliver is actually Olivia.
I am laughing so hard.
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Nick just walked into my office. He just had his bird, Oliver, or Ollie for short, DNA tested.
Turns out Oliver is actually Olivia.
I am laughing so hard.
What a waste of money…
Ha ha – very funny…
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Why would you DNA test a bird?
Re: Why would you DNA test a bird?
Because it is the only way to determine the gender of certain species. You send a feather and $20 to a company and they e-mail you the results.
OMG 🙂 Do you really need to know the sex of your bird??
Only if you want to buy her a mate so she isn’t as lonely during the day.
Careful there… do you want 2 birds, or more?
Conures don’t reach sexual maturity until 3 years of age – and when they do, taking the eggs away typically only upsets them for a few hours (thankfully, birds have short memories 🙂
LOL – that’s the funniest thing I’ve heard in a while 🙂