Pizza Slow, for-science-sake: The Black Egret is a species of bird that occupies African, coastal streams, rivers and flats. They use a unique and effective fishing strategy called Canopy Feeding. This is when they cloak their wings around Themselves to shade the water and entice fish into their seemingly safe shade.

Figure 1. mirrored image from https://66.media.tumblr.com/09b70450e587e4edbbc07a033392fdf7/tumblr_n4t7joerRe1sl06gyo4_500.jpg without alt text, sorry.

For-science-sake:

The _B**la_ck Egret** is a species of bird that occupies African, coastal streams, rivers and flats. They use a unique and effective fishing strategy called Canopy Feeding. This is when they cloak their wings around Themselves to shade the water and entice fish into their seemingly safe shade.

June 2nd, 2015 8:12pm

Posted on Tumblr over 11 years ago and archived here at /tumblr/2015/06/02/for-science-sake-the-black-egret-is-a-species/ in the Tumblr collection.

Proximate posts in the Tumblr collection
newer	robotindisguise: johnnythehorse: Sergio Aragones	03 June 2015
this post	for-science-sake: The Black Egret is a species of bird that occupies African, coastal streams, rivers and flats. They use a unique and effective fishing strategy called Canopy Feeding. This is when they cloak their wings around Themselves to shade the water and entice fish into their seemingly safe shade.	03 June 2015
older	120pagemonster: A visual to go along with the eyeroll-inducing story I’ll tell my kids about the days of BBSes and modems and SYSOPS.	02 June 2015

Proximate posts in the General collection
newer	robotindisguise: johnnythehorse: Sergio Aragones	03 June 2015
this post	for-science-sake: The Black Egret is a species of bird that occupies African, coastal streams, rivers and flats. They use a unique and effective fishing strategy called Canopy Feeding. This is when they cloak their wings around Themselves to shade the water and entice fish into their seemingly safe shade.	03 June 2015
older	Twitter post from June 2, 2015, 605818587056513027	02 June 2015