No, they were really expensive (for flowers). I was given the choice of flowers or sushi...I chose sushi <3

Really? I've never experienced that with my bettas.
I only had one mated pair though. I should have known that, haha, it's like that with most fish. If I remember correctly, it's not really attacking...the male harrasses the female until she produces and expels her eggs

I'm not with them anymore...I wouldn't say I was ever with them. While I did learn a couple useful things from Scientology, I hated every bit of my time there because it was mostly mental manipulation and abuse. I was forced to go by my dad and his wife from age 6 to around age 9 or 10

I already shared some of them in a chat a while back.
I can't find it

Birds do indeed see UV :)
I agree though, the safety of the animal should be priority

I respectfully disagree :) The way I understand the article and others is that the birds are bioflourescent but they don't yet know why(maybe to attact mates). They don't produce the light, they absord UV light and emit an orange color. They created the glasses to see if the living birds reacted the same as the dead ones under UV light. The article just points out the difference between bioflourescent and bioluminescent. Nat Geo is the only article I've seen that uses bioluminescent in the title, which makes it misleading.
The puffin wearing those sunglasses is adorable lol