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I believe everyone has heard the story of the Cold Bird. Once upon a time, there was a bird that felt extremely cold during the winters at night. It didn’t have a nest, so it would say, “Shiver, shiver; the cold wind is killing me! I’ll build a nest tomorrow.” The next day, when the sun came out, it no longer felt cold and forgot about building a nest. That night again, it was very cold: “Shiver, shiver; the cold wind is killing me! I’ll build a nest tomorrow.” On the third day, when the sun shone, it forgot once more, and that night it died from the cold
Not every wren fails to build a nest; P survival of the fittest – there is a kind of death called “deserved death”: lol
If it’s cold and overcast the next day, it remembers that it needs to build a nest: lol:lol (The wren lives in the area where high-altitude coniferous forests meet broadleaf forests; it’s rather lazy and builds its nests in trees and caves. . . )
This is a legacy issue with a long history; P might be referring to an individual case – I remember there was a story about Mr. Wang next door: lol
In other words, it is not a natural classification of birds
Even the wren doesn’t build a nest; it has its own way of surviving. Conversely, even though the wren will die of cold, it does not affect the survival of the entire population
This bird will not go extinct, because many people might accidentally turn into the Wandering Throstle.