Quote Originally Posted by brian 333 View Post
Perhaps he uses beak and leg polish to attract ravens with a particular idea of attractiveness. Ravens do have excellent color vision.
That's true for most birdies, in fact. Tetrachromacy for the win!

Quote Originally Posted by JonahFalcon View Post
They're all corvids.
Quote Originally Posted by Brackenlord View Post
And here I thought that rats and mice were rodents. Live and learn.
Quote Originally Posted by JonahFalcon View Post
Corvids are a much tighter clade than rodents.
Yup. Rodentia is an order or superorder; Corvidae, in the meantime is a family, and most things called crow or raven are from the same genus.

Bats, rabbits, hamsters, chinchillas and beavers are all rodents, too.
Quote Originally Posted by brian 333 View Post
When did bats join rodentia? And did they tell chiroptera when they left?
In On the Origin of the PCs. Amusingly enough, V of all people makes the same mistake of lumping them in with rodents in the Iron Mage sequence.

"I'm Batman!"
"Dude, you got whiskers!"
"Batman!"
"And buck teeth."
"Bat..."
"Hang it up, man, you're a rat with a cape and anger issues."
Well played, Brian, well played!

Quote Originally Posted by Crimsonmantle View Post
Rabbits are not rodents either. Though unlike bats, who are less rodentlike than any oots poster except Meta,
[Waves over from the Green Kingdom.]

they are at least from the sister clade.
Yup. Heck, Lagomorpha was included in Rodentia for quite some time before they split off.

Quote Originally Posted by wilphe View Post
I believe he identifies as:

'A Super Stealth Flying Dinosaur'
A super-advanced flying stealth dinosaur, actually!