Chick may not have been that cold internally. Person who wrote the article may not have been an expert... just playing one on the internet. All I know is life is tenacious. It can survive even when it seems hopeless.
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Chick may not have been that cold internally. Person who wrote the article may not have been an expert... just playing one on the internet. All I know is life is tenacious. It can survive even when it seems hopeless.
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its awesome and I hope it eats tomorrow. I dont know what to do as I will be gone for a long time.
I think life itself is a miracle. Bringing that chick back from the brink is a continuation of the miracle.
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It was as cold as an ice cube almost and just as stiff. I look at them because of a morbid curiosity.
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He is supposed to come with but no, he wouldnt
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what was the stuff Kathy mentioned today ? You can put it on their skin and its absorbed ? Not vet rx
Read starting at the 7th paragraph. Maybe chicks are capable of something similar.
http://scienceblogs.com/grrlscientist/2006/04/09/hummingbirds-and-torpor/
Have to look up what Kathy said.
http://scienceblogs.com/grrlscientist/2006/04/09/hummingbirds-and-torpor/
Have to look up what Kathy said.
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Nutridrench is the only thing I could find. They drink it. If you reread Kathy's post, it sounds similar to what the hummingbirds do.
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