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If you could be any animal what would you be?

It's hard to decide. It would probably be safer to be a flock bird, safety in numbers. You'd probably live longer than being a bird of prey. In the day the eagles are pretty supreme but in the night the eagle owls stealth kill them while they roost. I guess a harris hawk would be best for anyone wanting to be a bird, you'd have safety in numbers, a social structure and be able to fly.

But I would want to be a sparrowhawk. The sheer determination they display is amazing to me. The high mortality rate means I probably wont live long but the speed, strength and agility that they possess would be worth feeling. (goshawks are overrated ;) )
 
A bird. Which species depends on the circumstances. Right now, probably some kind of corvid. That's my default. But I wanted to be a Trumpeter Swan a lot last week, and a Rock Dove a couple of times. Also a peafowl. I often wish to be whichever bird I am currently interacting with, in order to more fully engage. I like to imitate the birds; their movements, their vocalizations- figure out what makes them see me as less of a predator/stranger.
 
Hmm... I guess I wouldn't mind being an Owl since I suppose I could relate to them. Same with Tortoises, Pugs and Basset Hounds.
 
Mine would change over time, but today I think I would be an ant. Then I would organize the other ants and take over the world from the grossly wasteful humans. I wouldn't kill them, just sterilize them and put them in comfortable enclosures and allow them to watch TV reruns until they die off semi-naturally.

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