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… if it quacks like a duck, and waddles like a duck … then …?
I was gonna call ‘duckprints’ too 😀
Yeah looks like duck tracks.
Same
Dinosaur tracks, a safe bet.
After all, even ducks are dinosaurs. 🙂
Honey’s trail after a bath?
Webbed footprints, for sure. Could they be on a windowsill?
Damp duck
Drunken Ψ’s that escaped from my special characters menu in MS Word.
+1
The arrow of time according to the Drunkard’s Walk minus the Second Law of Thermodynamics?
A highly disconnected (mathematical) tree–graph with no loop. Maybe a tree is expected to be connected–ah well, at least it sounds somewhat biological.
Dinosaur footprints
I guess that wasn’t very hard. But it’s a cute picture. It’s the footprints of Misty the duck who was chased out of the pond by Honey and Shmuley.
So dino footprints is a correct answer then 🙂
Well, surely ‘yes’, at least as long as you are willing to be a single-cell creature, along with many other things.
I am.
Now you need to pay attention to the minutia of the duck prints to see if you can tell the individuals apart by their foot ‘fingerprints’ in the same way you have been able to identify Honey by her bill markings 🙂
Duck tracks on a sidewalk?
… if it quacks like a duck, and waddles like a duck … then …?
I was gonna call ‘duckprints’ too 😀
Yeah looks like duck tracks.
Same
Dinosaur tracks, a safe bet.
After all, even ducks are dinosaurs. 🙂
Honey’s trail after a bath?
Webbed footprints, for sure. Could they be on a windowsill?
Damp duck
Drunken Ψ’s that escaped from my special characters menu in MS Word.
+1
The arrow of time according to the Drunkard’s Walk minus the Second Law of Thermodynamics?
A highly disconnected (mathematical) tree–graph with no loop. Maybe a tree is expected to be connected–ah well, at least it sounds somewhat biological.
Dinosaur footprints
I guess that wasn’t very hard. But it’s a cute picture. It’s the footprints of Misty the duck who was chased out of the pond by Honey and Shmuley.
So dino footprints is a correct answer then 🙂
Well, surely ‘yes’, at least as long as you are willing to be a single-cell creature, along with many other things.
I am.
Now you need to pay attention to the minutia of the duck prints to see if you can tell the individuals apart by their foot ‘fingerprints’ in the same way you have been able to identify Honey by her bill markings 🙂
There’s probably an online webinar… (Sorry!)