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I saw the headline go by on Alexa and asked for more details "Ask Alexa about the crow". I was very skeptical because "no go zone" was part of the story. And "no go zone" is often fake news. However, in this case, three addresses won't be receiving mail until the hazard to Canadian postal workers of Canuck attacking (and drawing blood) is corrected.
I know a lot of people who love crows and corvidae in general. I am not one of them. I more or less classify them along with squirrels, chipmunks and sea gulls: a rat with a different appearance. While individual squirrels, chipmunks, sea gulls and rats may be lovable, as a class, these are animals which disproportionately benefit from human populations. Which, you know, fine. But crossing the line here.
I saw the headline go by on Alexa and asked for more details "Ask Alexa about the crow". I was very skeptical because "no go zone" was part of the story. And "no go zone" is often fake news. However, in this case, three addresses won't be receiving mail until the hazard to Canadian postal workers of Canuck attacking (and drawing blood) is corrected.
I know a lot of people who love crows and corvidae in general. I am not one of them. I more or less classify them along with squirrels, chipmunks and sea gulls: a rat with a different appearance. While individual squirrels, chipmunks, sea gulls and rats may be lovable, as a class, these are animals which disproportionately benefit from human populations. Which, you know, fine. But crossing the line here.