#Netherlands Parrot

[henrychikin]

These two, scheming, followed by feigned innocence. "Nothing to see here, ma'am."

[homyparots10]

Contacter pour ramener un de nos perroquets chez-vous

Livraison possible avec tout les documents remis à la livraison

Livraison dans toutes l'Europe et autres pays✈️

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[amir2000photography]

The rose-ringed #parakeet also known as the #ringneck #parrot #roseringedparakeet #birds in #Nederland #nature #photo #photography #fotograaf #photography #canon #eos5dmark4 I love the #Netherlands #dutch life📷

[pets-rehoming-adoption]

Beautiful Macaw/Cockatoo/African Grey parrots available for rehoming..

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Annina Dietzenbacher - April 2023

[irrealisms]

Hey so I want to get into lifesteal. I don’t exactly feel like watching hundreds of hours of vods. I did also watch one of the three hour long summaries by one of the members but most of it went right over my head. At this point I’m mainly interested in watching pangi’s and clown’s pov. Could you catch me up with the lore and maybe recommend a few vods?

absolutely!!! the first thing i'll say is that lifesteal is sort of like hermitcraft or the life series (if you're familiar with those), in that it has multiple seasons, each of which is on a different server and comes with new teams/plotlines/builds/etc., although they do sometimes reference past seasons. so if you want to only watch some seasons and not others, that's an option! both pangi and clown joined in s2 and are still members today in s6; clown is imo most famous for his s3, which is where clownzy comes from.

(if you don't want to watch hundreds of hours of vods but don't mind watching like a hundred hours of edited videos i also have playlists of all the edited videos buuuuuut i assume that you do not want to do that either lol. i'll link the playlists of Just clown and Just pangi povs though bc those should b shorter!)

the good news is that clown doesn't really stream and does make edited videos, and pangi is also pretty good at making edited videos. the bad news is that pangi streams a lot. the other good news is that i love Talking About Lifesteal.

uhhhh first off. some edited-video playlists:

clownpierce s2 (11 videos, 2.5 hours)

pangi s2 (2 videos, 15 minutes)

clownpierce s3 (9 videos, 3.5 hours)

pangi s3 (5 videos, 45 minutes)

clownpierce s4 (3 videos, 1 hour)

pangi s4 (10 videos, 2 hours; has some videos not by pangi if they are relevant to pangi's story)

clownpierce s5 (7 videos, 3 hours)

pangi s5 (2 videos, 30 minutes)

[there are no clownpierce videos for s6]

pangi s6 (16 videos, 2.5 hours)

general overviews of the seasons and whether/how much i recommend them:

i quite like clownpierce's s2; it's kinda old and a bit messy, it's from when he and lifesteal really blew up as youtubers, and also from when he was cracked at crystal pvp. he's very involved in the ~main plot, between the M.O.B. (clown's team) and the Poggies (parrot's team). he gets some delightful monologues and fun moments. if you have derangements about Content and Narrative within mcyt the way i do i definitely recommend his s2. pangi ... only joins halfway through s2 and doesn't really do much lol

clownpierce's s3 is REALLY good. there is a reason that clownzy is the #1 lifesteal ship on ao3, and it's because of clown and branzy's s3. i personally prefer branzy pov of s3 tbh but clown pov is also quite good! evil clown runs casino, falls in love, does a lot of scamming and murder. very good imo. pangi's s3 is good but kind of forgettable imo, although it (especially the last video) is good as leadup for...

pangi's s4! once again i REALLY like pangi's s4. (not to brag but you can spot me in the twitch chat of one of his videos.) he gets very involved in the plot this season; he starts shit with the NPPP, clownpierce, and team awesome, in that order, and has a deeply messy relationship with princezam, including "princezam literally flying to the netherlands and using pangi's minecraft account to give pangi's hearts to his enemies", "princezam pretending to be on pangi's side when pangi declares himself king only to actually be double-agenting", and "pangi traps a suicidal princezam in bedrock". love those guys. and pangi's s2-3 (but ESPECIALLY the princezam empire) sets up their friendship a bit more if you end up interested in them! you can skip the valentines date & escape room if you are primarily watching for major plot events, they're very filler-y, but they're a fun time and they were pangi videos from s4 so

clown's s4 is. fine? it's got one video of "this event is also covered in the pangi playlist" (shades vs clown duel) and two videos that are fun for clown but pretty disconnected from The Rest Of The Server. that said if s3 got you invested in clownzy you should check out I Trapped Him In Minecraft's Safest Base. clown basically did not log on for most of s4 and it shows ToT

pangi's s5 is another. it's fine? it's really really short. it is literally two videos. one of my favorite s5 streams that never went anywhere or got made into a video is related to pangi but it, uh, never went anywhere or got made into a video lol. tl;dr: he and zam are teammates this season! for real this time and they aren't going to have a big dramatic breakup!!! this lasts...about half the season until they have a big dramatic breakup (not shown in the youtube videos, which are all set before that). he also got involved in some Dragon Egg Shenanigans and started some shit with subz early-season but nothing huge.

clown gets more involved again in s5! he's not quite as involved as he was in s2-3 but he is There for a lot of stuff: he makes the PMC with Minutetech, Leowook, and Sort Of Branzy, doesn't log on for a while, logs back on to help with the scavenger hunt during void arc (aka "do our scavenger hunt or else we turn all of spawn into void"), and then betrays the PMC for end-of-server. there's some good stuff in there imo.

pangi's s6 is ... mostly just Silly Bits rather than Getting Involved, both in videos and vods. that said it might be worth watching some of it as a realm viewer bc it's the origin of his current bits--eg the therapy thing is a lifesteal s6 original!

in terms of character stuff about the two of them:

with clown there are a couple things i want to talk about. the main thing everyone talks about is clownzy, and i'd also like to talk about the broader phenomenon that creates clownzy, which is that clown really loves having a Little Guy: someone who's kind of pathetic and bad at pvp, so that clown can Protect Them and be a little threatening to them and even more threatening to their enemies. the other thing i want to talk about is actually not clownzy-related? clown likes (and is quite good at!) playing evil menacing villains, but he's in many ways a believer in politeness and fair play; he's a very gracious loser, to the point where lifestealers have said before that they feel kinda bad when they win against him, and he tends to strongly favor fair fights over traps or exploits. which is interesting to me! uhhhh another thing that's interesting is that (as is the case with many/most lifestealers) his videos tend to editorialize; his s3 especially stands out to me for this, for a few moments but one that stands out to me is that when mr. cube successfully rigs the casino against him he just cuts this out of his video even though he's got the moments right before and right after it in his video.

with pangi something that sticks out to me is .... well first of all i could talk about his relationship with zam for aaaaaaages. there's a thing there of. he and zam are quite close ooc, and so zam tends to take him for granted as an ally, even when zam treats him quite poorly and doesn't prioritize him? this was most obvious in s4 but i would say even in s5 when they teamed up again uhhhhhh zam does very much (a) find another team that zam ends up much closer with (b) plan to spawnkill pangi. but pangi's still very much in a position where his strongest/closest relationship is usually zam. there's also a thing where he's currently known as a Silly Lighthearted Bits guy and not someone who gets seriously involved in the LoreTM and i think sometimes people forget that this wasn't always true? but even in s4 when he was much more involved in things there's some level of disconnect; in late s4 there was a lot of "major developments happen while pangi's asleep, the next day zam catches pangi up on everything that happened". and i would also argue that all of this is v related to pangi being european time zone and lifesteal being overwhelmingly american. it's harder for pangi to form strong bonds or get super involved in things when people are just... not online at the same time as him.

uhhhh also if u just want to jump in w s6 u can do that. pangi hasn't had any Big Lore this season you can just start watching him. go for it. clown doesn't really stream it bc he hates us but he hasn't done much in s6 so far so if he starts doing stuff, again, you won't be missing things, u can just jump in

i was going to talk more about the lore for each season beyond whether i recommend it, since you mostly wanted me to give summaries that catch you up, buuuuuut this post is already absurdly long. most of my favorite pangi vods either got made into videos or i mostly enjoy them for other characters (e.g. there are at least three pangi s4 vods i really like because zam is being incredibly suicidal in them lol) BUT. have the princezam-pangi divorce vod from s5 in which zam tries to spawnkill pangi bc zam needs hearts and pangi gets away and then they argue for like an hour. this is the aforementioned stream that never got made into a video. i know it is a zam pov stream but i really like it for pangi as well :3

if you prefer vods to edited videos and want me to recommend a few others that did make it to videos, or if you want a more in-depth summary of any of the seasons: just send another ask and i will happily yap more!!! this is kinda all over the place bc i'm sick rn but i will do my best. i am torn between "i hope this wasn't too long" and "i am worried it should have been significantly longer in order to actually answer your questions abt lore instead of just linking videos" lol but ! as i said feel free to just, send another ask, u have no idea how excited i was to get this ask, i love talking about lifesteal ^w^

[soy-soi-si]

Beastmen au - specific species inspired by @a-twistedheartslonging :)

Heartslabyul

Riddle Rosehearts : Netherland Dwarf Rabbit

Trey Clover : Shire Daft Horse

Cater Diamond : Sun Conure Parrot

Ace Trappola : Norwegian Forest cat

Deuce Spade : tibetan mastiff

Savanaclaw

Leona Kingscholar : Cape lion

Ruggie Bucchi : Spotted hyena

Jack Howl : Dire wolf mixed polar wolf/African Gray wolf

Octavinelle

Azul Ashengrotto : Giant Pacific octopus (Size) mixed Caribbean Reef Octopus. (Color)

Jade Leech : Channomuraena vittata (Chinese moray)

Or Giant moray mixed ribbon.

Floyd Leech : Channomuraena vittata (Chinese moray)

Or Giant moray mixed ribbon

Scarabia

Kalim Al-asim : Bengal Tiger

Jamil Viper : Coral snake (Color)

Mixed Reticulated python (Size) /Black mamba (Venom)

Pomefiore

Vil Schoenheit : Trumpeter swan

Rook Hunt : Braque Francais

Epel Felmier : Honey badger

Ighnyhide

Idia Shroud : Burrowing spider mixed Gooty Sapphire Ornamental

Ortho Shroud : Spotted Frog/Robot

Diasomnia

Malleus Draconia : Aether Dragon/ Darkness dragon Mixed Storm/lightning dragon. (Komodo dragon esc)

Lillia Vanrouge : Vampire bat

Mixed With Old World fruit bat

Silver Vanrouge : Sloth bear

Sebek Zigvolt : Sebecosuchia Crocodilian Mixed Human

[archerdepartures116]

Svsss pet cafe au

These are the animals the peak lords and 3 demons are gonna be in this au

The decided ones are:

Luo Binghe- wolf

Liu Qingge- Bunny ( not sure what breed but im thinking Netherland Dwarf)

Shen Jiu (SQQ) - white cat

Mobie-jun- Cat (Maine Coon)

Qi Qingqi- Bird (Cockatiel)

Mu Qingfang- Chinchilla

The ones i haven't decided on are:

Sha Hualing- Bird (probably a Parrot) or maybe a ferret

Yue Qingyuan and Wei Qingwei

should i make Liu Mingyuan a human or a bunny like her brother?

Suggestions are open btw

Also if Liu Mingyuan was a bunny and Sha Hualing a bird i think it would be funny if Qi Qingqi likes to perch on Liu Qingges head and in turn Sha Hualing perches on Mingyuans

[heaveninawildflower]

Oval brush with handle of earthenware; tin-glazed, painted on a gold ground with a design of a parrot amongst leaves and berries (Netherlands, circa 1725-1750).

© The Trustees of the British Museum.

Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license.

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

March 29, 2024

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

MAR 30, 2024

On Wednesday the nonprofit, nonpartisan Institute for the Study of War published a long essay explaining that Russia’s only strategy for success in Ukraine is to win the disinformation war in which it is engaged. While the piece by Nataliya Bugayova and Frederick W. Kagan, with Katryna Stepanenko, focused on Russia’s war against Ukraine, the point it makes about Russia’s information operation against Western countries applies more widely.

The authors note that the countries allied behind Ukraine dwarf Russia, with relative gross domestic products of $63 trillion and $1.9 trillion, respectively, while those countries allied with Russia are not mobilizing to help Russian president Vladimir Putin. Russia cannot defeat Ukraine or the West, they write, if the West mobilizes its resources.

This means that the strategy that matters most for the Kremlin is not the military strategy, but rather the spread of disinformation that causes the West to back away and allow Russia to win. That disinformation operation echoes the Russian practice of getting a population to believe in a false reality so that voters will cast their ballots for the party of oligarchs. In this case, in addition to seeding the idea that Ukraine cannot win and that the Russian invasion was justified, the Kremlin is exploiting divisions already roiling U.S. politics. 

It is, for example, playing on the American opposition to sending our troops to fight “forever” wars, a dislike ingrained in the population since the Vietnam War. But the U.S. is not fighting in Ukraine. Ukrainians are asking only for money and matériel, and their war is not a proxy war—they are fighting for their own reasons—although their victory could well prevent U.S. engagement elsewhere in the future. The Kremlin is also playing on the idea that aid to Ukraine is too expensive as the U.S. faces large budget deficits, but the U.S. contribution to Ukraine’s war effort in 2023 was less than 0.5% of the defense budget. 

Russian propaganda is also changing key Western concepts of war, suggesting, for example, that Ukrainian surrender will bring peace when, in fact, the end of fighting will simply take away Ukrainians’ ability to protect themselves against Russian violence. The authors note that Russia is using Americans’ regard for peace, life, American interests, freedom of debate, and responsible foreign relations against the U.S.

The authors’ argument parallels that of political observers in the U.S. and elsewhere: Russian actors have amplified the power of a relatively small, aggressive country by leveraging disinformation. 

The European Union will hold parliamentary elections in June, and on Wednesday the Czech government sanctioned a news site called Voice of Europe, saying it was part of a pro-Russian propaganda operation. It also sanctioned the man running the site, Artyom Marchevsky, as well as Putin ally Viktor Medvedchuk, a Ukrainian oligarch, saying Medvedchuk was running a “Russian influence operation” through Voice of Europe.

The far right has been rising in Europe, and Nicholas Vinocur, Pieter Haeck, and Eddy Wax of Politico noted that “Voice of Europe’s YouTube page throws up a parade of EU lawmakers, many of them belonging to far-right, Euroskeptic parties, who line up to bash the Green Deal, predict the Union’s imminent collapse, or attack Ukraine.”

Belgian security services were in on the investigation, and on Thursday, Belgian prime minister Alexander De Croo added that Russian operatives had paid European Union lawmakers to parrot Russian propaganda. Intelligence sources told Czech media that Voice of Europe paid politicians from Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, the Netherlands, and Poland to influence the upcoming E.U. elections. Germany’s Der Spiegel newspaper said the money was paid in cash or cryptocurrency. 

Czech prime minister Petr Fiala wrote on social media: “We have uncovered a pro-Russian network that was developing an operation to spread Russian influence and undermine security across Europe.” "This shows how great the risk of foreign influence is," Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte told journalists. "It's a threat to our democracy, to our free elections, to our freedom of speech, to everything."

There are reasons to think the same disinformation process is underway in the United States. Not only do MAGA Republicans, including House speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), parrot Russian talking points about Ukraine, but Russian disinformation has also been a key part of the House Republicans’ attempt to impeach President Joe Biden. 

Republicans spent months touting Alexander Smirnov’s allegation that Biden had accepted foreign bribes, with Representative James Comer (R-KY) and Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) calling his evidence “verifiable” and “valuable.” In February the Department of Justice indicted Smirnov for creating a false record, days before revealing that he was in close contact with “Russian intelligence agencies” and was “actively peddling new lies that could impact U.S. elections.”  

On March 19, former Rudy Giuliani associate Lev Parnas testified about the investigation into Biden’s alleged corruption before the House Oversight Committee at the request of the Democrats. Parnas was part of the attempt to create dirt on Biden before the 2020 election, and he explained how the process worked.  

“The only information ever pushed about the Bidens and Ukraine has come from Russia and Russian agents,” Parnas said, and was part of “a much larger plan for Russia to crush Ukraine by infiltrating the United States.” Politicians and right-wing media figures, including then-representative Devin Nunes (R-CA), Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI), The Hill reporter John Solomon, Fox News Channel personality Sean Hannity, and other FNC hosts, knew the narrative was false, Parnas said, even as they echoed it. He suggested that they were permitting “Russia to use our government for malicious purposes, and to reward selfish people with ill-gotten gains.” 

The attempt to create a false reality—whether by foreign operatives or homegrown ones—seems increasingly obvious in perceptions of the 2024 election. There has been much chatter, for example, about polls showing Trump ahead of Biden. But the 2022 polls were badly skewed rightward by partisan actors, and Democrat Marilyn Lands’s overwhelming victory over her Republican opponent in an Alabama House election this week suggests those errors have not yet been fully addressed.

Real measures of political enthusiasm appear to favor Biden and the Democrats. On Wednesday, Molly Cook Escobar, Albert Sun, and Shane Goldmacher of the New York Times reported that since leaving office, Trump has spent more than $100 million on legal fees alone. He is badly in need of money, and his reordering of the funding priorities of the Republican National Committee to put himself first means that the party is badly in need of money, too.

Donors’ awareness that their cash will go to Trump before funding other Republican candidates might well slow fundraising. Certainly, small-donor contributions to Trump have dropped off significantly: Brian Schwartz of CNBC reported last week that “[i]n 2023, Trump’s reelection campaign raised 62.5% less money from small-dollar donors than it did in 2019, the year before the last presidential election.”  

Billionaires Liz and Dick Uihlein have recently said they will back Trump, and Alexandra Ulmer of Reuters reported on Tuesday that other billionaires had pooled the money to back Trump’s then–$454 million appeal bond before an appeals court reduced it. But Ulmer also noted that there might be a limit to such gifts, as they “could draw scrutiny from election regulators or federal prosecutors if the benefactors were to give Trump amounts exceeding campaign contribution limits. While the payment would not be a direct donation to Trump's campaign, federal laws broadly define political contributions as ‘anything of value’ provided to a campaign.”

Meanwhile, the fundraising of Biden and the Democrats is breaking records. Last night, in New York City, former presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama joined Biden onstage with television personality Stephen Colbert, along with event host Mindy Kaling and musical guests Queen Latifah, Lizzo, and Ben Platt. The 5,000-person event raised an eye-popping amount—more than $25 million—and the campaign noted that, unlike donations to Trump, every dollar raised would go to the campaign.

In his remarks, Biden said that the grassroots nature of the Democrats’ support showed in the number of people who have contributed so far to his campaign: 1.5 million in all, including 550,000 “brand-new contributors in the last couple of weeks.” Ninety-seven percent of the donations have been less than $200. 

Tonight, Adrienne Watson, the spokesperson for the National Security Council, the president’s primary forum for national security and foreign policy, pointed to Russia’s devastating recent attacks on Ukraine’s energy grid and called again for Speaker Johnson to bring up the bipartisan national security supplemental bill providing aid to Ukraine that the Senate passed in February. She warned: “Ukraine’s need is urgent, and we cannot afford any further delays.”

LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

[henrychikin]

I swear, getting a holiday photo with Henry is a Herculean task - so here he is, scratching his jowls😆 Poor Bram is always very over it before the shot is captured 💕 Matt and I send all our love to all of you today and every day. May the joy and peace we experience this holiday inspire us to stand for others to experience the same. Every step, every action, counts. Let's make community our theme for 2025. Community here, across Turtle Island, around the world.

[ducksbyday]

Hello Tumblr people

My name is Day, I am 21 years old and a full time ecology student. I've been studying ecology/biology for about 9 years, and yet I hear stories on the regular that leave me absolutely baffled.

I want so share some of my favourites with you, enjoy :) (will probably be updated over the course of time)

Parrots can be taught how to videocall, and actively enjoy calling with other parrots (Kleinberger et. al, 2024)

Some species of (wild) eel only procreate in/close to the bremuda triangle (Nolte, 2020; Browne, 2021)

(google on own discression) Snail love arrows. It's fucking WILD.

Female common bluetails (damselfly) have evolved to look physically exactly like male common blue tails so they are left alone during mating season (Kuta, 2023)

People feeding their christmas tree to goats because it's good for their health (in moderation!) (Laufenberg, 2024)

CHIMPANSEES SLEEP IN NESTS (Wikipedia, n.d.a) As someone who knows nothing about primates, this was an eye opener to me

Talking about monkeys, This video (I taught an ape how to play minecraft)

(CW// animal neglect) "Cloth mothers" (and the maternal-separation tests in general) (Wikipedia, n.d.b)

Researchers continuously trying to bring back extinct animals (such as heck cattle)

The entirety of Flevoland, Netherlands. They really just- did that.

Het Diemerpark, Amsterdam, NL. A park build on thousands of kilo's chemical waste and trash. They just put a big box over it and moved on like it was nothing (Gemeente Amsterdam, n.d.; AGV, n.d).

Why are there so many ways to photosynthensise???

The mirror test, and the single elephant that passed the test (Wikipedia, n.d.c.)

(I wish I had a better source, but for now this will do TvT. It's something my teacher shared in a lecture). Dutch zoo houses rhino's and cows in same area. Calf annoys rhino. Rhino yeets calf into the air, calf breaks his leg, heals, does it again, gets yeeted again, breaks leg again (Damen, n.d.).

Some places place green-light lanterns in the street because green = good for the invironment. This is absolute bullshit. Green is one of the worst colors, and was originally introduced to chase away geese (Spoelstra, 2017).

Currently don't have a source, it was shared during a reading of a ecologist. There's a population of wolves that live soley of fish and stranded carcasses. Wolves have cultures, and you can sometimes tell which wolf belongs to which family based on their diet.

(THANKS TO USER TIGOTEUS!!) Koi (Cyprinus carpio) can be taught recognise and tell the difference between music genres (Chase, 2001). THIS IS SO COOL I DID NOT KNOW THIS. Also shout out to fish Pepi, he tried his best.

Now I shall continue writing the actual essay that I need to finish by tomorrow LMAO <3

[galleryofart]

Musical Group on a Balcony

Artist: Gerrit van Honthorst (Dutch, 1590 - 1656)

Date: 1622

Medium: Oil on panel

Collection: Getty Center, Los Angeles, CA, United States

Description

Smiling, singing figures gather around a balcony to play musical instruments, inviting the viewers below to join in the fun. The revelers' facial expressions and bright colorful clothes heighten the festive, carefree mood. A parrot and a dog, gazing down from their perches, round out the merry group. Possibly part of an allegory of Harmony, the painting may have originally been slightly wider and twice as long, containing a complete balustrade and more figures. The head of the man at the top is a modern addition.

Gerrit van Honthorst painted this illusionistic ceiling, the earliest of its type made in the Netherlands in 1622, two years after his return from Italy, where he saw similar painted ceilings. Careful calculation of perspective allows the figures to burst plausibly through the flat plane of the painted panel.

[nikipuddings]

Enstars characters as animals!! :3

eichi - mourning dove

wataru - peacock

tori - yorkie

yuzuru - penguin

subaru - ginger cat

hokke - cat

makoto - uhm

mao - golden retriever

kanata - jellyfish , sea otter

chiaki- a duck

midori - aardwolf

shinobu - frog!

hiiro - fox (not just because he’s related to rinne)

aira - I don’t wanna think

mayoi - a bat

tatsumi - sheep

ibara - snake,, or a sneaky fox,, hissss

nagisa - ram (teehee)

hiyori - praying mantis

jun - blue bay Shepard, ohoho.

shu - poodle, an owl, those bald ugly cats

mika - kitty

rinne - red fox

niki - panda

kohaku - swan

himeru - grey parrot

rei - bat, or a very sleepy black cat

kaoru - golden retriever

adonis - jaguar

koga - wolf, duh.

tomoya - american fuzzy lop bunny

nazuna - netherland dwarf

mitsuri - golden glavcot bunny

hajime - silver bunny

keito - mongoose

kuro - tiger grrr

souma - horse

tsukasa - koala

sena - leopard

leo - lion

ritsu - same as rei

arashi - lynx

natsume - black cat, I think of one with a little witch hat on,, kekeke

tsumugi - shepherd dog

sora - chinchilla

mama - bison

[k00325742]

Primary research

I spent my winter holidays in the Netherlands, and while walking around Rotterdam, I noticed a funny situation for me, where on the island between two roads sat jocks, the stench was even garish, so I photographed them. I already love photographing nature, and even situations of interaction between animals and nature.

Just outside the Euromast tower in Rotterdam, I was fortunate enough to fall asleep with another cool sound, as the seagulls stamped their paws in the cold to warm up. It's so cute and funny. They dance like a burning dance, like a shuffle. A really cool template for animation.

After the Netherlands, we decided to go to France, Paris, and there I saw while I was eating French fries, a parrot sat on a maple branch and started eating maple seeds, which then released into the air. And it surprised me not so much as what a parrot does in the middle of the city, but the fact that he was the only one among all the street birds who thought of eating seeds from a tree (of which there are a lot), and not fighting with other birds for a crumb of some burger that someone carelessly dropped. It turns out that parrots are so smart

I used to have a parrot when I was a child, and his name was Kesha, and he really liked to scatter my pencils when I was drawing, so he, not knowing how to talk (because he went through the not very good times of my and my sister's childhood development), would show me which colors were best to use for this particular picture that I was drawing at that time. He had very good taste. Even when I was playing computer games as a child, he would sit next to me and watch my game process, and when I lost, he would chirp and give me advice like this. Unfortunately, due to moving, it's difficult for me to find many photos of Kesha, so I only found these.

[automotive-and-aerospace]

Service Robots Market Report

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The Service Robotswas valued at USD 24.29 billion in 2022. It is projected to reach USD 40.35 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 21.3% during the forecast period (2023-2031). Service robots are referred to as robots designed to assist humans and perform useful work, except for manufacturing and industrial automation applications. Service robots are mainly intended to operate in fully automatic or semi-automatic modes and perform various tedious tasks, thereby offering safety and high efficiency in various applications.

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DeLaval International AB (Sweden)

Daifuku (Japan), Cyberdyne (Japan)

DJI (China), Kongsberg Maritime (Norway)

Northrop Grumman (U.S.)

iRobot (U.S.), SoftBank Robotics (Japan)

Intuitive Surgical Inc (U.S.)

Neato Robotics (U.S.)

KUKA Swisslog (Germany)

Lely (Netherlands)

ECA Group (France)

3DR (U.S.), Stryker Corporation (U.S.)

Parrot SA (France)

General Electric (U.S.)

Amazon Robotics (U.S.)

ecoRobotix (Switzerland)

GRAAL (Italy)

PrecisionHawk (U.S.)

Harvest Croo (U.S.)

Starship Technologies (U.S.)

Hanson Robotics (China)

UBTECH Robotics (China)

 Detailed Table of Content: https://straitsresearch.com/report/service-robots-market/toc

Segmentation Analysis of the Service Robots Market

The global Service Robots Market can be segmented into several categories, including:

By Type

Professional

Personal & Domestic

By Environment

Ground

Aerial

Marine

By Component

Hardware

Software

By Application

Domestic

Medical

Defense

Educational and Personal

Construction

Market Segmentation: https://straitsresearch.com/report/service-robots-market/segmentation

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