Brains are like that, but they can think so better than us, well, for their things.

Okay, they can't do mathematics, but they can.

We can talk to each other, for sure.

They do communicate, yeah, not with language, but with signals and sound.

And they know, they just know it's time to practice, to fly to South America, South Africa.

Yeah, so they are.

And I understand the geese, like the massive ones, the geese like at Rother Valley,

the ones who are brown, the Canadian geese, they don't even live here, they live in Canada,

they only come here in our winter, because in Canada they like it there, but it's too cold, so they come here.

But they fly over all the ocean and find the same home in England, in Rotherham, and the same home somewhere in Canada.

But that distance to go, and they're so heavy, but they keep flying for like a week or two weeks to get across the ocean.

And if there's a storm and the wind's blowing that way, they just keep going, but they're not moving,

because they're just continuously, do you know what I mean, the wind's blowing them.

It takes anything from five days.

Five days to five weeks.