Links: Llama Drama

A llama rests on the ground and stubbornly looks off in the distance. In the foreground a horse looks down at the llama.

And finally: The Only Way to Fly

First it was goats on the bus, and now Elizabeth G. shares ravens on the train.

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8 thoughts on “Links: Llama Drama

  1. allein ๐Ÿพ August 17, 2026 / 8:26 am

    I mean, I’d rather take the train than fly, too… ๐Ÿ˜‰

    Have they asked the capybaras what they want from their government?

  2. Georgiana August 17, 2026 / 8:51 am

    The person that coined the phrase bird brain to refer to a stupid person must never have met a myna bird, a crow or a parrot because they are anything but stupid!

  3. JenDeyan August 17, 2026 / 9:23 am

    It’s amazing that animals have figured out how to use public transportation.

    • debg August 17, 2026 / 10:37 am

      I for one welcome our new avian overlords.

      As long as it’s not snakes on a plane.

  4. Dubravkamcvmd August 17, 2026 / 1:26 pm

    I would be very happy to share public transportation with commuting birds. Better looking than the human passengers!

  5. AJ August 17, 2026 / 3:23 pm

    Birds of a feather … take the train together?? A friend of mine that lives in NYC and worked for their Transit Authority said that he know of some seagulls that did something similar. They’d get on at one stop, take it a few stops and then get off. I mean why fly and expend that energy when you can ride in style. I think those boirds and the ravens are pretty dang smart.

    The only thing bad about a llama not wanting to walk down the mountain on its own is you can’t put them in air jail and tote them out. Glad that they were persuaded to finally come home.

    • debg August 17, 2026 / 5:59 pm

      Trying to picture a llama in air jail–you made me LOL!

  6. allein ๐Ÿพ August 17, 2026 / 9:45 pm

    I looked at the comments on the birds on the train and someone asked “Do they get childrenโ€™s fairs because theyโ€™re Mynas?” ๐Ÿ˜„

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