They usually keep them contracted, when they’re out like that it means the crow feels comfortable (socially, not always physically, like with the drowning one)

I got an LED installed in my uvula so I can sit outside with my mouth open and moths can find their way in. They bring things that they would put in their mouth if they had one. By the end of a good evening my mouth can get pretty full. Sometimes when I spit out all the tree bark, tiny rocks, and dead moths I wonder if maybe it’s a good thing they don’t have mouths since they don’t seem to know what is good to eat. I still share my mouth with them though, they’d know better if they had their own mouths, but they don’t so my charity is the only way they could try out using a mouth.

“I’m telling!” It yells while uploading screenshots of everything you do

I will not respect their taxonomy because of their examples: “Sushi” as a class contains zero examples of sushi. Meanwhile there is an example of sushi in the “Toast” class.

There’s even a step stool folded up right next to the toilet! Oatmeal is great though, especially with berries mixed in