You know what I’m about to say, right?<\/p>\n
No? OK, then read this story, “<\/a>Some Male Birds Fly Under False Colors to Attract Mates, Study Suggests: Elaborate feather microstructures allow male tanagers to enhance their colors, making them seem as if they are higher quality mates.”<\/p>\n Male birds? Only birds? I’m thinking someone is going to rev up a similar study about some male humans.<\/p>\n P.S. At the link there’s a striking picture of one of those flamboyant male tanagers. Some male humans wear colors like that. On the golf course, anyway.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" You know what I’m about to say, right? No? OK, then read this story, “Some Male Birds Fly Under False Colors to Attract Mates, Study Suggests: Elaborate feather microstructures allow male tanagers to enhance their colors, making them seem as … Continue reading