At first I thought this was an overreaction. But, if you think about it, the virus was first discovered barely 2 months ago.. and there are already 70,000-80,000 reported cases in China, and already the new strand (now called COVID-19) has spread to other countries. There is no vaccine for it currently, and it may take a year (best case scenario) for one to be created. Worst case scenario? 4 years. As soon as the vaccine is released, NO doubt thousands and millions of people will be flocking into clinics. I hope, this will not turn into a pandemic thanks to our modern 21st century knowledge. China is particularly dangerous since it is the most densely populated country in the world.

Is anyone here born on a leap day? That is so cool! Also, i plan to watch the movie Leap Year, about a woman going to Ireland to propose to her boyfriend on leap day :)

Yikes! Those are huge!

Such an amazing woman of her time! I also love the movie Hidden Figures because it gives her the recognition she deserves! RIP

At first I thought this was an overreaction. But, if you think about it, the virus was first discovered barely 2 months ago.. and there are already 70,000-80,000 reported cases in China, and already the new strand (now called COVID-19) has spread to other countries. There is no vaccine for it currently, and it may take a year (best case scenario) for one to be created. Worst case scenario? 4 years. As soon as the vaccine is released, NO doubt thousands and millions of people will be flocking into clinics. I hope, this will not turn into a pandemic thanks to our modern 21st century knowledge. China is particularly dangerous since it is the most densely populated country in the world.

So you don't like 99.9% of the books out there because you ''never experienced'' it??

bruh 2 months passed and 80,000 cases confirmed of a NEW VIRUS with NO VACCINE YET

u shouldn't be scared more people have died from the flu

This is not at all accurate! Both my roosters crow all day, off and on. They don't crow early in the morning, but as the afternoon comes on. They tend to crow more in the warmer months. Although these months do have more sunlight, they start way after the sun comes up. Also, even in the colder months, like winter, they only crow when it starts to warm up. Like today for example my rooster Dillon has been crowing all day, while yesterday it was rather cold he didn't crow once. Also, this article didn't state why they did it, just what triggers them to do it. I feel that roosters do it for territorial purposes, because my alpha rooster attacks my omega rooster when he crows.