Grackles

Dire...

Grackle.

Dire Wing would work, actually, Jim Rummy.

That's a good shout, actually, Dire Wing.

Then I mimicked the gray-tailed grackle and mimicked other birds from, from then.

Can you give us some of the gray-tailed gackle?

Grackle.

Grackle.

Sorry.

[clears throat] [imitates gray-tailed grackle]

It's very specific to these.

By the way, the genus name is Australopithecus, which is just fun.

I think you should try to say it.

I think you will have a very good time if you say Australopithecus.

Maybe we need to look up a picture of gracile, and then we'll start to type in Yep, I typed Grassell A, and it filled it in for me mostly.

And let's see.

They are the early human-like group members of the genus Australopithecus, featuring key species as Australopithecus afarensis, Australopithecus africanus, and Australopithecus garii.

They lived in Africa roughly 4 to 2 million years ago.