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Strange Brew from May 5, 2015 "explains" brilliant peacock plumage.

Peanuts from today in 1974, working out how many Woodstock and friends equal one Snoopy.  Obviously, more than three ...

I always love Dan Piraro's Sunday Bizarro entries, because he adds so much absurd detail to them.  This one is no exception; take time to look it over carefully ... a "wide panel" from three years ago today, with the main gag being yet another attempt to answer the classic question.

May 5, 7:30 am - final results:

Thanks to the 60ish generous supporters who gave during this event, we raised $7,575!  That, plus the Challenge Grant match, totals $9,848, or about enough to pay for a week's worth of our typical monthly veterinary expenses.

And now a May 3 strip frpm May 3, 2015 ... Mutts, with the debunking of an old saying:

Our second May 3 toon is Rhymes With Orange from last year.  Who says birds don't believe in fast food?

We're going to start the month with three May 3 strips in a row.  (Sometimes it just works out that way.)  The first is an old pre-color Free Range from 2013 featuring a wanna-be standup comedian and an audience that includes two less-than-impressed birds:

Wrapping up the month with a standalone toon, origin unknown ... but definitely understandable by any of us with companion birds.

Today's Speed Bump, from one year ago, is a lesson for us all.  I think.

One of our favorite strips with recurring characters is Mutts, whose creator, Patrick O'Donnell, is a big proponent of animal welfare and rescue groups.  Today's strip is from 2012 and proves that it isn't just human aircraft that get grounded due to weather: