Masturbation among birds is ‘natural’ and should not be punished. It’s interesting how humanity has regulated its own biological behavior, we have rules for where and how to eat, sleep, defecate, urinate, menstruate, reproduce, masturbate, etc. I get that some of these came from hygiene and personal safety but still find it weird, and even weirder that some people expect birds to follow our social constructs.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is something that most people normally do that you find weird?English
15·3 months agoYou’ve obviously never kissed a naked mole rat
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's a scam that's so normalized that we don't even realize it's a scam anymore?English
71·3 months agoArtichokes. You pay for the whole thing but throw away half of it, you literally have to scrape the value out of it with your teeth.
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Games@lemmy.world•what video game deserves to be in a museum?English
5·1 year agoThe Museum of Modern Art in New York has some games in their permanent collection: Games in MoMA
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Just Post@lemmy.world•I thought this was an interesting comparison of homelessness rates (per 100k) by country.English
12·1 year agoMexico had a land reform in the first half of the XX century in which land was distributed to agricultural workers, that makes many of the poor have a family member that owns a house or a small plot of land.
Extended family relations also usually result in having someone willing to take you in no matter what condition you’re in. There’s still homeless people but nothing like the US and parts of Europe

Healthcare in Mexico has been free and public for decades. There are still paid private practices and having social security limits the public providers you can use but Article 77 Bis-1 of the General Health Law states that anyone without social security can be treated for free. That article was first published in 2002 and last modified in 2023. This is just the administration claiming that they enacted (excellent) old laws.