Why don't birds fly to the moon?

Why can't we jump out of this atmosphere?

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Ahhhhh that ole question

Why don't birds fly to the moon ?

Cos there tit implants explode after 250ft duhh

If I could break the glp code, I will never , ever, be on this site, again.

why do retards pin bs like this ?

Just,



fuck you

Why has it been talked to death...why is there more than one thread on this?

I got onto glp today to look for some interesting threads and found two on here today on the subject.

And now I read what people have to say, apparently this is a debated topic.

I've lost all hope for GLP readers now. If you guys are really debating this seriously..you are an idiot

1. Can't breath in space..fucking tard
2. Can't fly in space...fucking tard

why dont you fly to the moon? one less kreten...

I could feel my IQ dropping with each reply I read. Trolls feeding a troll, hopefully this thread gets deleted soon.

I caught these two birds flying across the Moon Face about one week apart. Didn't notice them until I looked at video.

Peace

lol...

No, you're right, it's totally sensible.


Next week on GLP: Why don't humans walk to the Earth's core, and is sea salt caused by the tears of lonely sharks?

because the escape velocity of earth requires like:
Mach 10.
25000 miles per hour.
7 miles per second.

A bit too fast for a bird, and because there is no air in outerspace
, and because it is +400 degrees on the sunny side and -250 degrees in the shade.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

I don't know but I wish all the Liberals who voted for Obama would fly there.

Moon Birds!! Damnit!! Moon Birds!!!

It's a book from the 80's

Look it up you fools!!!

Moooon Bird...

Their too smart.

Fine I'll do it for you...


BASED ON A TRUE STORE hehehe

Moonbird
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artist/creator: Mike Higgs
appearances: 1970s / Associated Newspapers


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Remember Moonbird? - He lived on the moon with a flock of similar moonchicks
and moonhens. The colony was protected by the all-seeing Moonhawk. No two
moonbirds were the same, each having their own unique colour and pattern.
Surprising, then, to find that our star Moonbird was just plain old white. Anyway,
our cheery bird regularly followed a moonbeam down to earth where he could
experience all the quirks and quandries of our modern earthly existence...

Moonbird first appeared as daily strips in various Associated Newspaper titles.
In the early eighties, creator Mike Higgs regenerated the flighty fellow into a
childrens picture book character. Titles included:

Moonbird
Moonbird to the Rescue
Moonbird and the Unicorn
Moonbird and the Space Pirates

[link to www.toonhound.com]

Moooon Birds....

now everything is different once you said that

Birds don't go to the moon because there's no worms to eat up there!!!
"Moonsoil" is just bone-dry, sterile dust about a centimeter or so deep, and in the daytime there it is well over 200 degrees, and at night it is like -270 degrees or so.
Worms cannot live in that environment.
Sorry :-(





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Ostriches stick their heads in the sand to look for water.




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Only male turkeys (Toms) gobble, females make a clicking noise.




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Turkeys will peck to death members of the flock that are physically inferior or different.




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Unlike humans, canaries can regenerate their brain cells.




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Over 1000 birds a year die from smashing into windows.




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A hummingbird’s heart beats 1,260 times per minute.




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Flamingos lay their eggs on top of volcano-shaped nests made of mud.




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Penguins can jump as high as 6 feet in the air.




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California condors can fly 10 miles without flapping their wings.




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The ostrich yolk is the largest single cell in the world.




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In Miami, Florida, roosting vultures have taken to snatching poodles from rooftop patios.




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Bird droppings are the chief export of Nauru, an island nation in the western Pacific.




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The waste produced by one chicken in its lifetime can supply enough electricity to run a 100 watt bulb for five hours.




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An eagle can kill a young deer and fly away with it.




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The pouch under a pelican’s bill holds up to 25 pounds of fish and water.


The practice of keeping birds has been around for centuries, but aviculturists are still far from knowing all there is to know about our feathered friends. Even so, the knowledge that we have accumulated up to this point has brought to light many fascinating and sometimes amusing facts about the birds that we share our lives with. Check out a few of these amazing bird facts that are sure to inspire interest and appreciation for your pet -- as well as a few laughs.

•According to the BBC, the oldest parrot on record is a Blue and Gold Macaw named Charlie. Charlie is reported to have been owned by Winston Churchill, and is believed to be 104 years of age.


•There are over 350 species of parrots in the world.


•The smallest parrot species are the Pygmy Parrots, who average at about 8cm in length.


•The largest of the parrot species is the Hyacinth Macaw, which can grow to a length of about 40 inches from the beak to the end of the tailfeathers.


•At any given time, there are anywhere between one and two billion living birds on the planet.


•The only species of parrot that builds a nest is the Quaker Parrot. The Quakers link their nests together to form structures akin to "bird condominiums". These nests can reach weights greater than 200 lbs.


•The most common bird on the planet is the Chicken.


•Based on similarities in skeletal structure, a good number of scientists have theorized that many modern bird species evolved from the dinosaurs.


•Female Lovebirds often amuse their owners by shredding up the paper lining on their cage and placing the strips between their tailfeathers. This is an instinctual behavior that would allow the bird to carry materials back to her nesting site for construction.


•Migratory bird species fly in formation to conserve energy -- much like driving in a larger vehicle's slipstream can reduce the amount of gas you require.


•There are over 40 million pet birds living in the U.S.


•Some parrot species must fly over 500 miles a day in the wild to forage for food.


•Birds have a reduced sense of taste as compared to other animals, and science has yet to definitively prove that all bird species have a sense of smell.


•A bird's feathers weigh more than its skeleton does.


•The shape of a bird's beak directly corresponds to the type of diet it eats in the wild.

lmao.

i saw 2 and picked this one, glad i did.

OMG! I have seen these!

There is a video on U-tube MoonBirds are EVIL

YOU GUYS ARE MESSING WITH FIRE!!! DON'T YOU DARE SUMMON THOSE F_CKIN MOONBIRDS DOWN TO EARTH!!!

you have been warned..

Are you for real?!

2 threads pinned about birds flying to the moon?.... I hate this site now.... smfh...

because they will die because there is no oxygen in outer space

No shit.

just a thought

Wouldnt be able to for one, it would take a rocket to get into space. And not to mention it wouldnt be fun for the bird considering it wouldnt be able to breath. Are you retarded?

Even if a bird wanted to, they would need a space suit and a rocket to set them in and out of orbit but the real question is why? are they going there for food "moon worms" or to bring back moon rocks?