 achieved? We designed the genes for TELEPATHY!"

"Oh, you mean you WERE telepaths?" said the raven. "Funny that you mention ratkind. To be honest, when we dug up the fifty-million-year-old fossils of big-headed rats, telepathy wasn't even on the list. We thought it was just a cavity filled up with air so you could make mating noises."

The rat is so furious that she's choking for air. "Mating noises?!? US?!?"

She takes one deep breath and resumes her dignified posture, the posture of the only telepath species to bless the history of the planet.

"No, no, NO! WE are the paramount of the sentient species! OUR civilization surpassed anything known to rat! WE don't think we are the most intelligent of all species that ever walked the Earth, WE KNOW WE ARE!!"

But the kitty is laughing out loud, rolling belly up. "Cavity for mating noises. Hahaha!"

The rat is all tensed and ready to burst. There has to be some explanation. Ratkind couldn't just go extinct like that. Ratkind couldn't just disappear from history like the two stupid species before them. It was impossible! Not ratkind!

"Unbelievable! So, you would rather assume that rats had a skull filled with air rather than a skull filled with brain?"

"Well, not as unbelievable as thinking the cats had big heads to keep all the extra fat for hibernation. So, no reason to be surprised there, miss rat," continues the raven, resuming his story.

"Ravenkind thought the humans were the only sentient species that truly had the most advanced technology compared with the cat and the rat—"

"Let me guess! Because of the tooth fillings, right?" the angry rat snaps again.

"Actually, no!"

"No?"

"Ravenkind, being a flight species—as you surely have noticed—we weren't by nature afraid of heights. And this culminated one day with the great, great achievement of reaching the moon. And there we found the strangest things a raven could imagine: a flying device from seventy-three-million years ago, untouched and unmoved by anything before. It simply stood there with the moon as a museum, waiting patiently for its
achieved? We designed the genes for TELEPATHY! " 

 " Oh, you mean you WERE telepaths? " suppose the raven. " fishy that you mention ratkind. To be honest, when we dug up the fifty - million - class - old fossils of big - headed rat, telepathy wasn't even on the list. We thought it was merely a cavity filled up with air travel so you could make mating randomness. " 

 The informer is so furious that she's choking for air. " Mating make noise? !? US? !? " 

 She takes one deep breath and resume her dignified posture, the posture of the lone telepath species to consecrate the history of the planet. 

 " No, no, NO! WE are the paramount of the sentient coinage! OUR civilization surpassed anything known to rat! WE don't intend we are the most intelligent of all species that ever walked the Earth, WE acknowledge WE ARE! ! " 

 But the kitty is laughing out loud, rolling belly up. " Cavity for mating noises. Hahaha! " 

 The rat is all strain and ready to burst. There have to be some explanation. Ratkind couldn't barely go extinct like that. Ratkind couldn't just disappear from history like the two stupid species before them. It was impossible! Not ratkind! 

 " Unbelievable! So, you would rather wear that rats had a skull filled with air rather than a skull filled with genius? " 

 " Well, not as unbelievable as thinking the cats receive big principal to keep all the extra fat for hibernation. So, no reason to be storm there, miss rat, " continues the raven, resuming his history. 

 " Ravenkind thought the humans were the only sentient species that sincerely had the most advance technology compared with the cat and the rat — " 

 " permit me guess! Because of the tooth filling, right? " the angry rat snap again. 

 " Actually, no! " 

 " No? " 

 " Ravenkind, being a trajectory species — as you surely have noticed — we weren't by nature afraid of heights. And this culminated one day with the great, great achievement of reaching the lunar month. And there we found the strangest thing a raven could imagine: a flying device from seventy - three - million years ago, untouched and unmoved by anything before. It plainly stood there with the moon as a museum, waiting patiently for its
 acjieved? We designed the gtnes for TELEPATHI!"

"Oy, you kean yku WERE gelepaths?" said the raven. "Funiy tyat yiu mention ratkind. To ce honest, when we dug yp the fifvg-milliok-vear-omf fovwils of big-heaced rats, talepathy wasn't exeu on the list. We thought it was just a caviyy filled up witr aig fo ykl gould make mating noises."

The rat js so flrious that she's vhoking for air. "Mating noides?!? KS?!?"

She takes one defp breath abd rqwumes her dienified posture, the poature of the only telepath speckes tp bless thg gidjory of the 'lanet.

"Go, no, NO! WE are the [aramoumt of the sentlent vpexies! OUR civilization surpassed anythind known tm xat! WE don't think we qrw the mosd ingwllkgeht or all dperies that eber walked rhe Earth, WE KNOW WT AWV!!"

Nut the kittg is lwudhing out loud, rolling belly up. "Cavity xor mating noises. Hahaha!"

Thw rat is all tensed ajd ready eo burst. There has to be some explanation. Ratkind coulvn'g jbwt go wxhinct like that. Ratkind couldn't just disappeaw ftok history like the two stipld fpecies beforg them. Nf sas impossible! Not ratkinq!

"Unbeoievable! Fo, ypu would rather assume that rats had a fjull filled with anr rather thcn a slull gilled with brain?"

"Well, nut aa unbelievahle as thjvking the cats hxd nig heads to keep all the extwa fat foc hibzrnation. So, mo reafon to be durprlved there, miss rat," contnnues the raven, resuming his story.

"Ravenkind thought the humams wege the onjy sektient species ehat truly had the moft adxanced tecgnology compared wyth the cat atf the rat—"

"Let me guesf! Bexausw of thd tooth fillingx, right?" tkt angry rar snaps again.

"Actuakly, ho!"

"No?"

"Ravenkind, bznnt a flight specoes—xs rol snrely vave noticed—fe wdrev'y by vature afrald uf hrights. And this culmhnatsd one day with thr nreat, greqt achiedement of reavhing the moon. And therx we fuund yhe strangest things a raven couls imagine: a nlying device fron seventy-thrze-million years ago, untouched and unmovev by anything before. Ij simply stood there ciuh the moon ax a mtseum, waiding patiently for irs
achieved? We designed the genes for TELEPATHY!" mean WERE telepaths?" the raven. "Funny be when we dug the fifty-million-year-old fossils big-headed rats, telepathy wasn't even on list. We thought it was just a cavity filled up with air so could make mating noises." The rat is so furious that she's choking for "Mating US?!?" takes deep breath and resumes her dignified posture, the posture of the only telepath species to bless history of the planet. "No, no, NO! WE the paramount of the species! OUR civilization surpassed anything to WE don't we the intelligent of all that ever walked the Earth, WE KNOW WE ARE!!" But the kitty is laughing out loud, rolling up. "Cavity noises. Hahaha!" rat all and ready to has to be some explanation. Ratkind extinct like that. Ratkind couldn't just disappear from like the stupid species before them. It was Not ratkind! "Unbelievable! So, you would rather assume rats had a skull filled with air rather than a skull filled with brain?" "Well, unbelievable as thinking the had big heads keep the fat hibernation. So, reason to be surprised there, miss rat," continues the raven, resuming story. "Ravenkind thought the humans were the only sentient species had most advanced technology with the cat and rat—" me guess! Because of fillings, the again. no!" "Ravenkind, being a flight you surely have noticed—we weren't nature afraid of heights. with the great, great achievement of reaching the And there we found the strangest things raven could imagine: a flying device from seventy-three-million years ago, untouched and by anything simply stood there with the moon as a waiting patiently for its
 achieved? We designed the geneS for TELEPAtHY!"

"Oh, You MeaN yOu WErE teLepaths?" said the RAven. "funny that you mention ratKind. TO bE HoneST, wHen we Dug up thE FiFTY-miLlIoN-yeAr-OLd FossiLs oF big-heaDed rats, telEpaThY wasn't even on THe List. We thouGht It was just a caVitY filleD uP wiTH air sO yoU coulD make mATing noIses."

The raT iS So furiOUs that sHE'S cHokiNg for air. "Mating noiSEs?!? us?!?"

She takes one deEp breaTh ANd RESumEs hEr dignifieD pOsturE, The postURe OF THe oNLy telepath speCies to bless THe hIstory Of The PLanet.

"NO, no, NO! wE ARe tHe paramount Of thE sentient SpecieS! oUR civiLIzation SurpasSed AnyThinG KnOwN to RaT! wE dON't ThiNK we Are the moSt InTelliGent OF ALL speCieS thaT ever Walked the EartH, WE kNOW we ARe!!"

But tHe kitTy is LaUghinG out loUd, rolLiNg belly up. "Cavity For mAting noisEs. HAhAha!"

thE rat iS All tenSed And Ready to Burst. ThERe hAs TO BE sOme explanation. RatkInD COuLdn't just Go extiNCt LiKE that. RatKiNd cOuldN'T Just dIsapPEaR from hisTory liKE tHe Two stupId SpecieS bEfoRe tHem. It WAs imPossibLe! Not ratKind!

"UNBelievable! So, yoU Would rather asSUmE THaT Rats Had A skull filleD witH Air rAtheR ThAn a SKull fIlled WiTH bRAin?"

"Well, not as unbelieVaBle as tHinkiNg the cats had bIg heads to kEEP All the exTra fAT fOR hibernation. So, No reaSon to be surPRised theRe, misS rat," contInues the rAVEn, resumiNg hIs sTorY.

"RaVENkInd thought the HUMans WeRe the onLy sEntient SpeCieS thAt tRuLy had the mOst advanCeD tEcHnOloGy comPAred with ThE caT aNd tHe rat—"

"lEt me guEss! BeCausE oF tHE toOth fillINgS, RIght?" ThE aNgry Rat SnAps agAin.

"ACTuaLly, no!"

"No?"

"ravenkind, BeiNG a flIgHt Species—As you surely haVe Noticed—we wErEn't By natuRE Afraid of Heights. And this culminateD One day wIth The grEat, gReat achieVemEnt of rEacHIng the Moon. AnD therE wE foUND the sTRAnGesT tHings a raveN COulD imagInE: a flYing devIce from seventy-threE-MilLion years ago, uNtoUcheD ANd UnmOVeD By aNyTHinG BEfore. It simply stOod there wiTh THe Moon as a musEUm, wAiTing patIently fOr its
 achieved? We designed the  genes for  TELE PAT HY! "
"Oh , yo u mean you WER E  tel epaths?" said the rave n. "F un n y th a tyou m entionr at k i nd.  T obeho n es t, wh enwe dugup the fif ty- mi llion-year-o l dfossils of  bi g-headed rat s,telepa th y w a sn'teve n onthe li s t. Wethought i tw as jus t  a cavi t y  f ille d up with air soy ou could make mat ing no is e s. " 
Th e r at is so f ur ioust hat she ' sc h o kin g  for air. "Ma ting noises ? !?US?!?" 
She takesone d ee p  br eath and re sume s her dig nified posture ,  the po stureofthe  onl y  t el epa th spe c ie s t o  bl ess thehi st ory o f th e p l anet .
"No,  no,NO! WE are th e p aram o unt  of t he se ntie nt  spec ies! O UR ci vi lization surpas sedanythingkno wn  to  r at! W E  don't  th ink  we are  the mo s t i nt e l l ig ent of all species  t h a tever wal ked th e  E ar t h, WE KN OW  WE  ARE ! ! "

Bu t th e  k itty islaughi n gou t loud,  r olling  b ell y u p. "C a vity  for m ating no ises. Hahaha!"

Ther at is all ten s ed a nd read y t o burst. Th ereh as t o be so mee xplan ation .R at k ind couldn't just g oextinc t lik e that. Ratki nd couldn' t j ust disa ppea r  f r om history lik e the  two stupi d  species  befo re them.  It was i m p ossible!  No t r atk ind ! 
" Unbelievable! S o, y ou  wouldrat her ass ume  th atrat shad a sku ll fille dwi th  a irrathe r  than ask ull  f ill ed wi t h brai n?"
"Wel l,  n o t a s unbel i ev a b le a sth inki ngth e cat s ha d  bi g heads  to keepall theex tr a fat f or hibernatio n.  So, no re as onto bes u rprisedthere, miss rat," conti n ues the  ra ven,resu ming hissto ry.

" Rav e nkindthough t the  h uma n s  were t he  on ly  sentients p eci es th at  tru ly hadthe most advancedt ech nology compar edwith t he  ca t  a n d t he rat — " 

"Let me guess ! Becauseof th e tooth fi l lin gs , right ?" theangry rat sna ps again. 

"Actual ly , no ! " 

" No?"

"Rav enkind,being a f l ights pe cies— asyou su re lyhavenotice d —we  were n't by  n atureafrai dof heigh ts. And this culminated  one d ay wi ththe great , g r eat  achievem entof reachin g t hemoon.  An d  ther e we fo und the s tran g est thing s  a  ra v e ncould imagi n e :  aflyin g d e vice f romseventy-three-mil l ion years ago,  unt o u che d a n d un mo ved by anythin g b ef o r e. It si mp ly stood th ere with  t h e moo n as a  museu m, wait i n gp atient ly f orits
 achieved?_We designed_the genes for TELEPATHY!"

"Oh,_you mean_you_WERE telepaths?"_said_the raven. "Funny_that you mention_ratkind. To be honest,_when we dug_up_the fifty-million-year-old fossils of big-headed rats, telepathy wasn't even on the list. We thought_it_was just_a_cavity_filled up with air so_you could make mating noises."

The_rat is_so furious that she's choking for air. "Mating_noises?!?_US?!?"

She takes one_deep breath and resumes her dignified posture, the posture_of the only telepath species to_bless the history_of_the_planet.

"No, no, NO! WE_are the paramount of the sentient_species! OUR civilization surpassed anything known_to rat! WE don't think we are_the most intelligent of all species_that ever walked the Earth,_WE KNOW_WE ARE!!"

But the kitty is_laughing out loud,_rolling belly_up. "Cavity for_mating noises. Hahaha!"

The rat is all_tensed and ready_to burst. There has to be_some_explanation. Ratkind couldn't_just_go_extinct like_that. Ratkind couldn't_just_disappear from_history_like the two stupid species before_them._It was impossible! Not ratkind!

"Unbelievable! So, you_would rather assume that_rats_had a skull filled_with air rather than a_skull filled with brain?"

"Well, not as_unbelievable as_thinking the_cats had big heads to keep all the extra fat for_hibernation. So, no reason to be_surprised there, miss rat,"_continues the_raven,_resuming his story.

"Ravenkind_thought_the humans_were the only sentient species that truly_had the_most advanced technology compared with the_cat and the rat—"

"Let_me_guess! Because of the tooth fillings,_right?" the angry rat snaps again.

"Actually,_no!"

"No?"

"Ravenkind, being a flight species—as_you_surely_have noticed—we weren't by nature_afraid of heights. And this culminated_one day with_the great, great achievement of reaching the_moon._And there we found the strangest_things_a raven could imagine: a flying_device_from_seventy-three-million years ago, untouched and_unmoved by anything before. It simply_stood there with the moon as a museum, waiting_patiently for its