Hey, I'm Tonvin, host of Seattle Eats, a food podcast from the Seattle Times and K-O-W.

Seattle Fine Dining Spots are mixing their prefixed menus and going casual.

But change is a good thing for restaurants and customers.

On the latest episode, I'll tell you about the high-end menus that are worth hitting.

Listen to Seattle Eats on the K-end menus that are worth hitting. Listen to

Seattle Eat on the KOWW app or wherever you get your podcast. Hey, wild listeners, it's Chris.

That's probably obvious by now if you're familiar with my voice these days. Anyway, I'm coming

on here to tell you about something.

I'm pretty excited about our Patreon. We've been working hard to get you extra content like

extended interviews and the wild side chats and story time with me. There's a link to Patreon

in the show notes. Okay, onto the show. It's one of those viral TikTok animal moments.

There's a huge male Argus pheasant in a wildlife park, looks just like a peacock, displaying

his tall, colorful feathers.

He's cornered a female pheasant who looks completely disinterested.

He's trying really hard to dazzle her with his plumage because he wants to mate with her.

So he's pulling out all the stops, some incredibly flashy moves.

He's dipping his head down and spreading his huge four-foot-long feathers,

skipping on the spot and trying desperately to get her attention.

And the female's response? She's not even looking at him. She's just facing forward, while he puts

on his best show two inches to her side. Great comedy, a flashy male and a bored female.

But here's the twist. She is watching him, just not the way we expect.

Her eyes are on the sides of her head.

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