Gregory's Server@Twig @lonelyowl13@noauthority.social @DrFell @lonelyowl13@detroitriotcity.com @0w1
It is a gen, by the way
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 @Twig @lonelyowl13@noauthority.social @DrFell @lonelyowl13@detroitriotcity.com @0w1 Sorry, kitten person, i don't understand what do you want from me π @lonelyowl @lonelyowl13 @DrFell @lonelyowl13@detroitriotcity.com @0w1 I see, you said βGenβπ Mama π¦ or papa π¦? @Twig @lonelyowl13@noauthority.social @DrFell @lonelyowl13@detroitriotcity.com @0w1 I meant "this video was generated using some AI model". As for determining sex of snowy owls, males are usually more white than females, and also if you see an owl sitting on the nest, it is most likely a female. @Twig @lonelyowl13@noauthority.social @DrFell @lonelyowl13@detroitriotcity.com @0w1 There are a lot of different species in the strigiformes order. Sexual differences may vary from species to species, they can be relatively prominent as well as literally non-existent. The only universal correlation is that female owls are usually heavier and larger than males. |
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Teach meβ¦.