u/AttorneyOk2709

Hello, I was discussing the Pampore crash site with Novichok and researching it. Both of us believe that it could be a JF-17, which was wrongly identified as a Mirage-2000.

Points by Novichok:

1. Vishnu Som's book says that 1 jf17 was taken out on 7th may night itself by s400 at 200 kilometers

2.pampore is almost 200 kilometers from any alleged launch site in the punjab axis

1. IAF Mirage 2000s have been upgraded to I standards 2 years prior the battle , meaning that there is no black radar nose cone anywhere
2. The debris reveals a fixed refueling probe , which is found in Mirage 2000 , rafale , jf17s and PAF mirages

yet the black nosecone rules out IAF rafales and mirage 2000s 5.the centre of engine fanblades in the video is circular and round , not sharp and pointy , M53 has a sharp and pointy centre but rd93 has a curved centre like the one seen in debris

1. from rd93 possibility exists that it was an IAF mig 29 , as they also feature black nosecones , but yet again not a fixed refueling probe
2. Shiv cybersurg , is somewhat a reliable source and has some credibility to him , and he also claims this to be a PAF jet
3. tom cooper also claims this being a paf jet

Points by me:

1. Under the upgrade program for the Mirage 2000 (started circa 2011), the IAF's Mirage 2000 H and TH variants were upgraded to the I and TI standard, respectively. With this upgrade program, all IAF Mirage 2000s had their black radomes replaced with light grey ones (by op sindoor all IAF mirage-2000s had light grey radomes). The radome at the site is a black one/dark grey one, consistent with the JF-17C Block 3.
2. The engine has a green nose with a silver tip consistent with that of an RD-93.
3. The fixed refueling probe and size discrepancy between the nose cone of the Su-30 rule out the possibility of this site being the carcass of an Su-30 MKI.

Sources:-

Confirmation by Tom Cooper:

1. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1NMdaurPvF/
2. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Cw6HefSF2/

Context: Yesterday, we found this parrot (I think it's a juvenile indian ring neck) it was being harassed by crows, and it was injured. We took it to the vet, and the vet said that it had some internal bleeding, and we'd only know if it had a good chance of survival if it survived the night. It survived the night and now is a bit more active.

I am a dog person. I do not understand the cues in a parrot's body language, nor do I know how to comfort it. The parrot appears to be stressed. I do not know how to calm it down. I read that they like toys, so I gave it a beagle action figure. The vet said that leaves are comforting, so we placed leaves on the tray. As far as I know, parrots are also social animals and tend to get more stressed when lonely. How do I make it feel more comfortable and create a space where it can calm down?