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No, it isn't. There are emoji typeface rules in place. Hover over an emoju when you compose and it'll show you the code needed. :eek:

Only works if it's accurate. They're threatened, not endangered.

all you have are black bears. They're only interested in your trash can.

Way easier than "What color is this horse?"

A Grizzly is a subspecies of brown. They are distinct, and they are bigger.

Delicious.

That was the California Grizzly. It was a distinct subspecies. Grizzly bears are very much alve

A kodiak fight would be even more lopsided in the bear's favor, honestly. You're adding more mass, more reach, and the same agility as a grizz, PLUS a temper. The historical records for these kinds of fights were more than likely Eurasian Brown bear (Europe's version of a grizz). So. yeah.

Kodiaks are a subspecies of brown bear found mostly the Kodiak archipelago in Akaska. They're massive, almost as big as polar bears.

I am where joy goes to be killed.

Not knowing what you watched, and knowing the volume of garbo on YT, I'm gonna go "yes".

She doesn't count, she's from a bottle.

Too far south. Most Roman women would have had dark hair unless they lightened it. Blonde hair was a mutation and had a higher occurrence in the north with the Gauls and proto germanic "barbarian" tribes outside the control of the empire.

Roman legions used all types of animal symbols as mascots. The Roman empire was officially represented by the Imperial Eagle.

Roos try to do that too, They'll go stand in a pond and try to lure you out and drown you.

Also. Ostrich wins. Roos are grapplers and need to get in close to get a good kick in or use their paws/claws. Very little to grapple on an ostrich, and those kicks are deadly from further away. Ostrich is faster and more agile too despite it's tall build.

Grizz. That mane isn't stopping a crushing swat from a grizzly, no matter how tough the lion is. The mass advantage and pure strength here are too much for even a large lion. Sadly, there are numerous historical examples and accounts of this dating as far back as Rome. Bears almost always win.