Baby Cuckoo Attacks Mother TiT for not feeding Food | brood parasitism | Cuckoo in nest

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[@Sasser2015]

Mom - "Honey, I've been thinking. It's about our kid that's already 4x bigger than us." Dad - "You mean Lard Ass?" Mom - "Yes, Lard Ass. I know this is horrible..... but I don't like him. He's rude, demanding, ungrateful, violent, and I'm afraid he's actually going to eat me one day. I propose we wait 'til he falls asleep tonight, take the good one, and move to the box across the street." Dad - "I'm down."

[@aalianakbar]

Lol

[@cestlavielavie]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@finchi55]

hahaha

[@brendanstreecko7847]

hahaha

[@chrono-glitchwaterlily8776]

Lard Ass lmao

[@smpolit]

I never thought I'd want to punch a baby bird in the face

[@TwistedTeaToTheFace]

For real😂

[@anthonystamper3355]

😂😂

[@cleling]

I know right I hate baby birds

[@jokerlegend7168]

@@cleling I think they just hate the big cuckoo bird or whatever it's called.

[@tadashima5512]

@@cleling no not all birds just cuckoo

[@wavemaker2077]

The only way for the baby birds not to die in the hands of the baby cuckoo is if the nest is made by humans. The nests made by humans are usually deep and the baby cuckoo can't push the eggs out.

[@Auxillary1]

Except for that one, lone egg in the corner there.

[@drockman92]

Baby cuckoo: “Dammit, now I have to share.”

[@crystalmorse3094]

That’s why there is a real chick still in the nest.

[@spcrri4796]

@@moomimi That's what they meant.

[@Gaia_Seraphina]

I believe that the cuckoo chick can also peck the "siblings" to death. After all this whole species is parasitic. Parasites have no problems destroying other creatures for personal gain. 🤔 Hm. Just had a cynical thought about our species.

[@Anxess]

Someone call the crow or the hawk to make him a friendly visit

[@achannel2397]

agree

[@troywright359]

I mean.....most animals kill others...should the hawk kill them all too?

[@casieylucy0512]

Agree

[@julialungan4722]

I really dont see why people are so mean to cuckoos, they are important to the ecosistem and not all species trow out its stepsiblings, some coexist some make their own nest and raise their young. We cant make a species extinct because we feel like it (like we did with the passanger pigeon and you know what people think of those that helped with extinction).

[@MusiqLady]

@@julialungan4722 they annoying also their called CUCKoos for a reason.

[@luky1346]

I'm surprised that one baby bird actually survived alongside that big one

[@SCP01986]

It's because it's an artificial nesting box so the baby cuckoo couldn't push out and destroy the other eggs.

[@richardvaldes3959]

The big one is a parasite laid by a different species of bird than the mother. Usually they kick the other babies out but in this case the box style it couldnt

[@suvivasqwibqwib4083]

Only a matter of time. Notice how the mother teasing her own chick with food like 20 times but in the end giving it to the fatass anyway.

[@richa16x]

@gunner Richthofen maybe it will or it might not be in its system. When the cucco baby is born its hardcoded to immediately *push out* the other eggs and chicks. It doesn't peck. It might still be trying to push the last one out but the box is too tall.

[@animeobsessee2125]

@@suvivasqwibqwib4083 it was genuinely trying to feed its own chick, it was just too big a piece of food. Happens more often than you’d think

[@anonymous-guesswho4604]

That's how you know when your over 30 years old but still living with your parents and babysitting your little brother.

[@monkeycat48]

At the age of 30 you would have already moved out

[@marioelburro1492]

@Aries 4 especially if its for financial reasons, as long if everyone pays their part of the bill. Thats how it goes in my family

[@khairulusacc3550]

Taking care of your parents will be the most rewarding to your parent than being left alone and dream what you do till their end.

[@spcrri4796]

@@monkeycat48 Not everyone moves out by 30. It's not that unusual for people to stay with their parents, especially in today's age. I'm 30 and I'm always lived with my mother. It's just easier and cheaper and I've never lived alone so it's a little bit scary. I have social anxiety so doing things like going out alone or working/being around a lot of people, Etc make me really nervous. I've literally never had a job but I do bring in money to pay my half of the rent. Albeit not very much. I do want one but I'm too nervous. I'm learning to overcome it more and eventually I hope to have my own apartment and a job. I barely like going for walks by myself for exercise. 😩 I always took my dog but now I don't have him because I had to put them down on the 23rd.

[@worawatsr9803]

It depends of the culture. Some wealthy families prefer to live in the same house even though they can buy 10 different houses.

[@silviu4248]

When the baby is bigger than the parent you start to notice the difference

[@eavyeavy2864]

Birds don't

[@youtubealt243]

@Robert Brown When the baby is a different colour than both the parents you start to notice the difference 😂😂

[@AhmedAhmed-sj7iw]

​@@youtubealt243thats human theorie 😂😂😂

[@ninochaosdrache3189]

@@eavyeavy2864 If they don't, then why did the Tit ignore the cuckoo at first? And why are there videos that show the parents ignoring the cuckoo entirely? According to you, that shouldn't be possible.

[@NelleBear]

If this was my birdhouse, as soon as I saw a Cuckoo egg in there I would've yeeted that thing out quick. I know it's intervening with nature, but I freaking hate those birds

[@cliff402ful]

Same, fuck that bird

[@troywright359]

Should all cuckoos be extinct?

[@cliff402ful]

@@troywright359 I want to say yes since they're parasite birds but I'm sure somehow they have their place in nature.

[@NelleBear]

@Elijah Hunter they are usually much bigger than the host birds' eggs and can be a slightly different color

[@taynahibanez9952]

If you do that, the mom Cucko comes to.destroy the other eggs...

[@bonobobeez4296]

I love how she goes to protect her real baby

[@moileung]

Bs, she (mother) can't even recognize what is her real biological baby and the fake one. Dumb bird.

[@tinytoaster9519]

@@moileung Having empathy for other animals isn’t being dumb.

[@FrostbitexP]

@@tinytoaster9519 Its not empathy, done try to apply such complex emotions onto a relatively dumb animal lol. The bird likely still think that "yeah thats my child, just a little strange"

[@thecryingweaboo]

@@moileung This needs a Pin of Shame

[@NovaWolfe]

It was quite interesting. Especially because she definitely was squaring the cuckoo up after the first 2 pecks

[@DarkVoidIII]

Fun fact I read about cuckoos while browsing info on them on the internet: If the cuckoo parents don't have any suitable nests to lay their eggs in, they will make a nest and raise their own chicks. Seems like Mother Nature provides even for this eventuality.

[@ARedMagicMarker]

Seems like they're just a lazy bunch of sociopaths then.

[@Abi-chanFictionFan]

@@ARedMagicMarker and lazy at that

[@ARedMagicMarker]

@No Commentary Gaming LOL, what in the world? Where did THAT come from?

[@ARedMagicMarker]

@@Abi-chanFictionFan Lazy at being a sociopath? XD

[@Glitchy1988]

Ah yes, racism, seen as something totally awful... unless it's towards whites then it's great!

[@jjsmithlago1234]

You can see the other egg in the top right corner that didn't get sat on because the cuckoo pushed it from the center. The fetus must've died from the cold. The other bird got lucky.

[@unanaily1979]

Yes I saw that too

[@eldermillennial8330]

If the box was built in the round and so the nest rim was snug against the walls, it wouldn’t have been able to push out any eggs.

[@alanguages]

The cuckoo covered the live baby bird, thus will prevent the mother bird giving it anymore food. The baby bird will be dead not long after.

[@DonVito703]

Mom bird: *LAST THING YOU NEED IS FOOD BOI*

[@monkeycat48]

Mama bird is trying to get him to lose weight

[@orctrihar]

*And another think, you Ugly !*

[@alexandertheresurrection2810]

Baby Cuckoo: MOM!!!! I WANT MORE BUGS!!! NOOWWWW!! REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

[@jackthompson7125]

>pfp Yooooooooooooooooooo.

[@b1njjj95]

🤣🤣🤣

[@TheOtherGuys2]

A lot of people in here saying "I know it's just nature, but I hate cuckoos and I'd chuck that cuckoo egg across the yard the second I saw it." and such things. It occurs to me though, we start with "I know it's just nature, but..." But think about that. You are also nature. "Yeeting" cuckoo eggs is as natural a process as cuckoos invading nests.

[@MrNeveress]

Thought provoking

[@brycethorner]

Well cuckoos also serve a more realistic purpose of having an digestive system that eats alot of poisonous caterpillars that other birds cant eat. So we still kinda need a few of them atleast.

[@TheOtherGuys2]

@@brycethorner Humans are meant to yeet cuckoo eggs, cuckoos are meant to eat poison caterpillars, poison caterpillars are meant to become poison butterflies that pollinate flowers, flowers are meant to give humans allergies... Everything has a purpose.

[@laurenrickman7141]

Agreed! Let the yeeting commence!

[@NovaWolfe]

Hard agree. Though, being a droid I suppose I am exempt.

[@lindzs7619]

Honestly everything about this is kind of horrific. Imagine your parent abandons you by tricking someone else into thinking you're their baby, but as you grow into a child, you are viewed as this big, grotesque parasite. Through no choice of your own, your survival depends on your ability to keep tricking others into caring for you, or by aggressively fighting to get food away from the "real" children in the community.

[@agtops123]

Sounds like a country I know

[@directflightservices]

@@agtops123 it really does 😒

[@yourcornercrackhead5584]

You’re forgetting the part where you try to kill your adoptive siblings the very moment you arrive

[@Player-re9mo]

That would make for a good novel.

[@daviduribe004]

@@agtops123 yeah we really need to stop sending aid to all these 3rd world parasites.

[@JayyThao]

When your 36 year old son won’t get his own apartment 😂😂

[@haseigel7021]

How do you know it is male?

[@jimthompson909]

Dammit you beat me to the punch with that comment 😂👍

[@xduskwolf.00]

@@haseigel7021 Why does that even matter?

[@dismo021]

He probly has applications out, but about 150th in line for a review to get i to one. How do i know? Im experiencing it. But im at least helping fam develop new property and getting crap done while i wait for an answer back from the 43 pending applications i have out. I know how it's like to see a sibling freeloading thoe 😂

[@riotbreaker3506]

When your 36 year old son can't afford his own apartment after the next housing crisis.

[@karlepaul6632]

I HATE cuckoos. Yea, I know, "Just one of the things in nature that....".....look, as soon as you build a box for a bird family to live in along with a camera to record what happens, you're pretty involved with nature as well. I wouldn't kill the cuckoo, but I'd remove it and figure out another way for it to continue to grow and let the mother concentrate all her energies on her one surviving chick. It'd make her life a helluva lot easier.

[@jaadalbasha315]

Why is the mother taking care of a baby that’s not hers though how did that even happen

[@ruleroftheseagulls4841]

Yes but if the cuckoo mom who laid the egg in the nest comes back and finds her egg , she'll break the other remaining eggs in the nest so there's really no win with cuckoos

[@boneshaman8912]

@@jaadalbasha315 If the cuckoos real mother finds out the birds abandoned or push her chick out she will hunt them down and kill them. They don't just fly off they keep tabs on them. They are kind of like the birds version of the mafia.

[@simplicitylost]

@@boneshaman8912 Really? I didn’t know that part.

[@simplicitylost]

@@jaadalbasha315 While the mother is away, a different bird species comes and lays its egg in her nest. The eggs look similar so that mom doesn’t notice. Then the imposter egg hatches first and its natural instinct is to actually throw the other eggs out of the nest so it’s the only one. And even if it doesn’t succeed in getting rid of all of them (like in this case), the bird grows much bigger and faster than the other birds so it out-competes them. If you notice, there’s a blue egg in the corner of the box, which the big bird threw out earlier.

[@marcotedesco8954]

"Smashing" I think those were light attention-seeking taps. Remember that the big baby thinks that it's mom, I don't think they're born knowing they're nest parasites 😂

[@VialliForever]

They do know they're parasites, they usually kill the other eggs and chicks to guarantee all resources for themselves because they know they aren't true siblings. It knows full well that's not the true mother.

[@marcotedesco8954]

@@VialliForever they do that instinctively when they're newborn chicks, with their eyes closed. I think that's as much "pure instinct" as it gets in an animal that complex! (To clarify: I meant consciously knowing, like having a clear idea in your head. I really don't think they know much when they're newborns at least)

[@VialliForever]

@@marcotedesco8954 The instinct exists though because they are programmed to be born into the nests of unrelated birds, so they know they should kill them instinctively because they won't be their true family.

[@marcotedesco8954]

@@VialliForever I mean at the end of the day I guess we can't know what's going on inside a baby bird's head 😅 I just imagine that they don't have a concept of their "true family" (how would they know that their parents are cuckoos, if they've never seen them?), but idk

[@VialliForever]

@@marcotedesco8954 We'll probably never know 100% what goes through their heads but I think we can take a guess from their behaviours: 'normal' chicks of the various species that cuckoos use as hosts don't kill their siblings, so the fact that cuckoos usually do suggests they know they aren't whatever species they're being raised as, but something else. I suppose it's a bit like various human pets: they might not interact with others of their own species and only encounter humans, but you'll still get cats scratching carpets and dogs chewing shoes and what not. They'll never behave like humans because they instinctively know they aren't.

[@mr.goldfarmer4883]

This has got to be one of the most repugnant animals in existence

[@fthis8197]

god your a child

[@jcgrx2251]

Next to hyenas.

[@carlitosbrigante6889]

Yeah they are burn killers of it s stepped brothers

[@gaugehaver2426]

@@fthis8197 You're*

[@fthis8197]

@@gaugehaver2426 as your to dumb it is nothing in the real world doing nothing at home

[@rooksdb1]

Baby Coocoo: "Auntie I'm hungry!" Mama bird: "Then you better tell your mamma that! Bitch dropped you off 6 weeks ago and never came back: Baby Coocoo: "Don't you call my mamma a bitch!"

[@batmanlikespizza2541]

Lol

[@URFTBOUND4LIFE]

Auntie: You learned how to fly yet? Coocoo bird: ....no. Auntie: Then you ain't hungry. Coocoo bird: 😭

[@sonny1524]

like how it says coocoo, is cutexD

[@amapparatistkwabena]

Bwahhaha!!!! I know I shouldn't laugh this hard at a comment, but this one hit the spot TuhDAY!!!

[@TheAndrea263]

Lmfaooo

[@christianboustani8284]

I like how after she leaves he just turns to her real kid and is just like "So what's up, bro?"

[@charko7916]

He's adopted, so she fed her REAL children first.

[@xdxxdxdxdxdxdxdxdxdxdxdxdx8578]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@fantasticmrfox7497]

He's an invader, not adopted.

[@charko7916]

@@fantasticmrfox7497 same difference

[@you_gullible_fucc]

@@charko7916 adopted means the bird wanted the child and took them in

[@charko7916]

@@you_gullible_fucc I see your user name isn't just clever.

[@dantespardason7508]

Can't push anybody out in a man made wood nest box eh mate?!

[@monkeycat48]

How this bird is going to get out of that birdhouse? It’s probably not gonna be able to leave based on the fact that that is going to too small for it.

[@visvires6305]

There is an egg in the upper right that appears to have been pushed out far enough to get cold and die. The chick though? Yeah, manmade box saved that one.

[@suvivasqwibqwib4083]

After feeding the Coliath, mother bird tries to check his butt for a few times, you know, to carry the poop out, but gets pecked instead 😕

[@mehboobkm2018]

Was Checking for this commemt, but idiot cuckoo knows nothing of it or it does not have much foodto have a poo.

[@Solitude11-11]

I think it did it after she left

[@Maple_The_Syrup]

That one spoiled ass sibling when a new kid gets added to the family:

[@МарияК-з1е]

Imagine of that bird would grow so big, it wouldn't be able to leave the box

[@seanredmond3112]

I was thinking same.

[@AZHOLEN1]

Looks like the entrance is the reason the mother cuckoo got in but is now modified that the baby cuckoo couldn’t get out!

[@dearnature4326]

The same I was wondering 🤔

[@seaslugs]

Dang, one minute in and I realize this isn't a loop...

[@ababyharpseal6534]

On the one hand, this bird is just doing what it’s evolved over hundreds of years to do, and we shouldn’t impose human standards on it…. but on the other hand, I want to punt that little dude out of the nest.

[@Almost_a_hero]

Cuckoo be like: you took my only food now I'm gonna starve

[@redwarriorXYTYoutube]

I like how the mother bird was feeding the small one perfectly until it tried to feed the big one, but instead it whole head fit inside the bird mouth, and i also like how the mother bird was like wait a second how are you so big vibe.

[@BraveLilToasty]

Evem though it is normal for nature, this specific baby bird really wants me to live in the wilds just so I can eat them as my primary diet.

[@spindalis79]

This is where the term "cuck" comes from. It is derived from the behavior of Old World cuckoos and their nest parasitism. Here in the New World we have Cowbirds that fill that niche. However being a "Molothrus" (cowbird genus) doesn't have as much of an aggressive tone to it as "cuck."

[@erasedkarma]

Thank you for this bird cuck fact

[@pas_du_tout]

Now I understand why people call politicians cucks. Thanks!

[@eldermillennial8330]

Still, it should only apply if a man is actually unwittingly (or in denial) raising someone else’s baby. Applying it to any other cheating whatsoever dilutes the meaning.

[@rklow2023]

Ty!!!

[@rklow2023]

Ty!!!

[@brakeduster]

When you let that one weird sales-lady in to use your toilet.. . A few weeks later, something ain't right in the home but you can't think what...

[@SonyaJersey1]

Me: starting to read people's comments, thinking everybody's gonna 'awww' that the mom is taking care of both. People: I wAnT tO kIlL tHe CuCkOo.

[@davidblagoev8044]

Deeeeath

[@Rikipedia2023]

Someone should build a nest and place a bunch of recently hatched cuckoo birds to see how that plays out.

[@Garl_Vinland]

I like how nature is evolving to realize that giant bird that isn’t their kid, isn’t their kid, so they pretend to feed it, but don’t really.

[@piranhaplantX]

Nah, you give the host parents too much credit. If they actually thought it was anything but one of their chicks, they would have just abandoned the nest. I mean, birds abandon their nests for less quote often. But a larger predator bird taking over is a pretty strong reason to do so. Seriously Though, if they only pretended to feed it, it would never have gotten this big. Even just a day or two of lax feeding would make a bird like this more lethargic than it was.

[@thomast8539]

Where are you getting the idea that that large chick hasn't been fed??? Evolution is a myth.

[@Garl_Vinland]

@@thomast8539 The mother is no longer feeding the chick??

[@zachk.2125]

@@thomast8539 The cuckcoo does seem to be fed but evolution is definitely not a myth lol

[@panlakachokora5149]

Cuckoo mother will often target her host parent's if it rejects their egg or abandon their nest by destroying it's newly built nest...

[@Sara-zi3kl]

That mama bird was like "get the hell outta here I ain't feeding you no more 🙅‍♀️"

[@xylsky1300]

This is what my 40 year old alcoholic freeloading brother looks like lmao

[@brotbrotsen1100]

He has feathers?

[@Rohit_.Verma_.]

If I found kukoo bird egg intruding in another bird nest then I love to make a cheese omelet to myself ASAP😂

[@tabithathecat]

As much as I love birds and wouldn't harm one for the world, these are definitely my second least favourite animal. I don't hate them as themselves, but it is painful to watch.

[@KraussAudioBooks]

Ill bite whats the least favorite

[@stopspam420]

Your cat loves birds too..

[@tabithathecat]

@@stopspam420 Tbh she hardly even goes outside so she'd have to be incredibly motivated all of a sudden to catch one

[@stopspam420]

@@tabithathecat Oh honey, I was only kidding. I didn't even know that you have a cat, giggle. Bless your heart! You are obviously an animal lover and for that dear girl, you have my heart 🌹

[@tabithathecat]

@@stopspam420 Haha,thank you! I have four cats, they're lovely little things, although a little playful. You're a lovely person it seems, and I hope you're having a lovely day! Stay safe ❤

[@stienven9355]

Goedemorgen Lieve Natuurvriend Van Around My Camera..dank je wel.. zo wat schattig deze prachtige jonge koolmeesjes .. dit is zo bijzonder genieten .. maak er vandaag weer iets speciaals van met lieve groet Stien Ven xxx 🙏🌹❤🌸🦜🦜🦜🦜⚘😘🙏

[@cyberpunkin742]

shes like dam son you should be feedin me

[@rayf2127]

Omg, I watched the movie Vivarium, now I know where they got the alien scream from. In fact now I can see how horrifying the real life cuckoo scenario is and how they could base their whole sci-fi/horror movie on this.

[@glennshark4487]

Amazing, I'm going to find out about the size difference. How does the little bird even survive?

[@darthmalar9781]

He doesn't at the end of this video the baby cuckoo repositioned itself so it would crush /deny the tit baby anymore food until it would die.

[@pollyannaprinciple5860]

The little sibling is so tiny. After all those attempts to feed the tiny one, she gives the meal to Jethro. I guess we know who the favorite one is.

[@wheelsupat7]

They are not siblings, the big baby is a parasite species that lay their eggs in other bird's nest.

[@YourFriendlyShapeShifterFriend]

They not sibling More to karen bird

[@YourFriendlyShapeShifterFriend]

@joe garza well,either the food was too big Or the mom haven't decide who to feed yet

[@pollyannaprinciple5860]

@joe garza I think the big Jethro bird sounds like ten hungry babies so she was getting confused. She was getting memorized by the Jethro bird even though her instincts were telling her that the tiny one needed the food.

[@John-ob7dh]

I read that the baby cuckoo makes so much noise that the mother birds attention is directed to it to feed it first.

[@doomkappa3407]

Mom: "Shut the hell up you are NOT even my child"

[@achillesrossberg6652]

We gamers might call this a glitch in nature: tutorial “how to brood parasitise 100% working no revokes recent glitch still not patched by mother nature” sort of

[@tinabeanie6402]

Poor Mama bird. She knows that's not her baby. She looks like she is scared of it.

[@Eidlones]

No she doesn't. Host birds will continue to feed cuckoo's even after they leave the nest.

[@itzwolfy]

Cartmans mother knows her pain 😂

[@cliff402ful]

I wish we could see a video of it trying to get out.

[@Usulcardo]

Common cuckoo ( Cucculus canorus) is an endangered and protected species in europe. Today, they are very rare in some parts and they don't affect bird populations at all, mostly because their main target species (usually Reed warbler) coevolved with cuckoos and aren't themselves in danger. People dont realize this, but most of the times cuckoo attempts at parasiting end in failure because the mother bird recognizes the egg or saw the cuckoo lay in their nest. People also tend to hate on cuckoos because we anthropomorphize them and perceive them negatively, but the truth is that they are a wonderful result of thousands of years of evolution and we should be amazed by them, not wanting to kill tem. Each year, common cuckoos cross Europe and the Sahara to winter in Africa making a +7000 km journey 2 times per year. They are a natural predator of the Pine processionary moth's caterpillars which can be extremely dangerous to humans because of their urticating hairs and tendency to gather in huge numbers. But cuckoos can eat them. Adult cuckoos mimic the flight and colors of sparrowhawks so that other birds don't attack them. They also have a unique and magnificent song and without them, our countryside is less alive and beautiful... Please, learn to know cuckoos and if you're lucky enough to hear them in your garden, be thankful for that amazing species and opportunity

[@mercurydjinn3366]

They are monstrosities that deprive baby birds of food that they deserve that their parents put hard work into finding and cause them a slow and painful death. That is if they even survive long enough to hatch. They are a mistake and should all die.

[@Ibroarai]

Honestly I see why that mother bird teased the baby she's had enough with the traitor Edit: She did not want the parasitic bird

[@alexandertheresurrection2810]

The cuckoo is literally the NEET of the animal kingdom.

[@tafarapaul]

Bird knows the smaller one is mine, and Cuckoo couldn't kick the egg or the baby out when they hatched. Cuckoo getting the treatment they deserve

[@thomastheawesome4822]

I never liked cuckoo birds. When I was a little boy I had found a little nest of birds, and I started taking care of them. After they had all grown up and left the nest I got an artificial nest and then some other birds moved in and laid eggs and started raising baby birds. One day I woke up and go out to check on them and a cuckoo chick had ended up killing the other chicks. I was so heartbroken and angry that I took that bird in my hands and threw it on the ground and squished him for killing the other baby birds. I was really sad for a couple of weeks

[@user-ob4sn2jn9n]

It got what it deserved...

[@Mark-zu6oz]

@@user-ob4sn2jn9n Not really. It was acting according to instinct as all animals do. That's how nature works.

[@user-ob4sn2jn9n]

@@Mark-zu6oz ok so?

[@Mark-zu6oz]

@@user-ob4sn2jn9n So it didn't "deserve" anything.

[@user-ob4sn2jn9n]

@@Mark-zu6oz well there's this thing called anger it's a uncontrollable feeling humans and other livings things have that when you get this feeling You start to not care about anything and do the very certain thing that made the anger come from in the first place so we don't care about it's instinct

[@panlakachokora5149]

Looks like the baby cuckoo seem to be crushing the other bird to die after the mother went off to find more food for them...

[@buttslapper6969]

Stupid people saying they'd kill the cuckoo chick, its pretty shitty to place your human morals on a damn bird. I won't judge the bird but I'll sure as hell judge you for wanting harm to come to it.

[@a-bird-lover]

THANK YOU

[@sarabeachpeach]

I also believe in killing mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, and any other parasite. I don't have to kill them all. But if I catch them harming other living things, they're dead.

[@ARedMagicMarker]

1:27 **As soon as Mama Bird is gone, cuckoo bird stops the smiling act, and turns to the other baby.** Cuckoo: "Don't think I forgot about you. I don't know HOW you made it this far, but you see your cold, dead brother/sister egg over there? That's gon' be you if you piss me off. Tell that be-tch to start feeling ME first, or I'mma tear that pretty little beak of yours right off your face." Other Baby Bird: *Beak pouts and chatters in utter terror.* "B-b-but, I'm soooooo hungry!" :'( Cuckoo: *Mocks baby bird*: "Oooooooh, but I'm soooooo hungry." Pouts and chatters beak further mocking baby bird*: "Say that again, and my real mommy and daddy's gonna' fugg your mama right up! They gonna fugg her up! >:D Other Baby Bird: **Shuts up.** Cuckoo: "Ha, yeah, that's what I thought. Who's the biggest one in this nest?" Other Baby Bird: .... Cuckoo: "You freaking answer me when I speak to you!!!!" Other Baby Bird: "Y-you are." Cuckoo: You darn right I AM! This is MY nest! If it weren't for my niceness, you'd be flat on the ground covered in ants and worms. Mmmmmmmm, worms.... NOW BOW, WEAKLING. SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST! STUPID, LESSER BIRDS LIKE YOU WERE BORN TO SERVE ME! YOUR PLACE IS UNDER MY BOUNTIFUL RUMP! MADE READY FOR MY GLORIOUS NEXT GENERATION! YOU SHOULD BE GRATEFUL FOR SUCH A PRIVILEGE!" **Rolls over on other baby bird, crushing him under the excess weight.** Other Baby Bird: "Y-you're hurting me.... I can't move...." Cuckoo: **Bored look**: "Can't hear you." **Let's a sloppy, rancid, wet one rip.**

[@genaronardelli5279]

... Jesus, are you ok? This is fucked up. Even for these birds, and that is not a simple thing to do

[@ARedMagicMarker]

@@genaronardelli5279 I write a lot of horror and thriller-based themes. Glad you think it's effed up, because it means I haven't lost my touch. XD Though this one was more just off the wall stupidity involving the murderous side of cuckoos. They are rather effed up birds.

[@noelvermillion6642]

I really like your writing 👍 if I have read it in book I would have bought

[@noelvermillion6642]

I love messed up comical stories lol

[@stopspam420]

@@ARedMagicMarker You have talent..

[@AlanaeImontae]

“not my child, not my problem”💀💀

[@animaten]

I really hate them too. ..I just think that maybe it's a way to balance the numbers of bird somehow so I don't feel that sad about those tiny chicks and legit bird eggs thrown out from their own nests and that disgusting parasite bird swallowing other bird's chicks.. . I don't know. 😭😭😭

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

From where do you get this wrong information? They never eat birds. They are insectivore. So these are disgusting parasites for playing a role in nature while it's ok when animals are skinned alive by humans in fur industry and some humans giving birth without marriage and disposing the foetus.

[@Whydoineedahandlepissoff]

Guess what, it’s nature, they kill to survive and continue their species, the amount of genuine hatred for these creatures is legitimately disturbing af.

[@mattizzle81]

@@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457 Actually the adults do kill baby chicks. Yes I agree that is nature but you're a bit nutty. People like you irritate me. Humans are part of nature too and are my own species. Kind of like the cuckoo only gives a crap about cuckoos 😂

[@animaten]

@@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457 While I try to be someone who look for the positive sides of many things, You are this one who'll look for the wrongness in someone's perspective. I'm not anywhere near this bird's habitat but I read about them a lot of times before and I thought I saw some articles saying that some species eats other bird's chicks but yeahhh, maybe I'm wrong. ...of all the living things I know, I hate humans the most. I just thought it's unnecessary to point it out in this comment section because we are talking about a bird species. You know what I mean? ..also I think I'm a nice dude. Since 2014, I never dropped any piece of plastics if its not inside a garbage bin.. just thinking maybe I help the world by doing it somehow and take note, I'm still doing it till this day. I really wish you do the same but don't force people to make your perspective theirs. I have my own reasons to hate a specific bird because we feel hate in things,you know what I mean?..like you have a reason hate people like me and I respect that.. Just spread love okay.. You are way smarter than a cokubird

[@animaten]

@@mattizzle81 It makes me sad that he/she sounds like a person who does try not to hate anything cause he/she understands them yet he/she don't want to understand my perspective about hating a bird.

[@brondermody3409]

Honestly, this dudes posted videos of him placing snake eggs under chickens and other weirdly specific examples of birds eating each other (which is possible to film but difficult enough to get consistently) so i'm beginning to think this guy at least manipulates circumstances to get scenes like this - i.e. making the bird box hole big enough to allow mother cuckoos in. Yes, nature's cruel but I'm gonna warn y'all that this channel is suspicious and maybe not support this kinda content.

[@adityang5128]

I dont think so...he just reposts them...the ones he films are mostly through a fixed camera in his field...and those seem legit..and he doesnt have anything to manipulate with those...as far as i hv seen..

[@darksideka]

The awful truth about My 600-Lb life, Violent physical abuse of foodless enablers.

[@isabellawhittemore4808]

Reminds me of the giant baby from Spirited Away

[@its_a_poncho]

XD that's such a great comparison

[@isabellawhittemore4808]

@@its_a_poncho A gigantic spoiled annoying greedy baby, I couldn't help but think of it when I saw the bird chirping its head off like that 😂

[@SorosPhuvix]

I know it's probably not meant to be seen as such, but it's nice that the smaller chick can at least suck out the warmth of the larger one.

[@ajxx9987]

Big boy is kinda cute I hope he doesn't kill his little bro

[@lastzulu180]

That's exactly what they do

[@lookinforladies]

1:23 "Lard ass wtf was that brotha you make mommy Go away" "Shut the fawk UP Lil shit smell my cloaca now"

[@babyYeeter5000]

The bird that didn't get ejected by the cuckoo is lucky

[@BioTheHuman]

I really can't understand all this hating for the cuckoo. Why do we have to use our morality on nature? All the creature has the same right to live. Isn't their fault if they evolved into a parasitic species. The little bird of cuckoo was born and had the impulse to push out the eggs, it's just his DNA what's wrong about it? If the nest would be mine, I absolutely wouldn't interfere, if someone like it should know that you must act as a spectator, never interfere, especially if you're advantaging a species over another for no reason, only because our brains works differently. I can understand if the cuckoo is an alien species and similar, but if not, don't judge nature. Watch it and be amazed.

[@Eidlones]

They act like it's consciously doing this out of malice or something. See multiple comments from people saying they'll do stuff like rip its head off and chuck it to the ground cause fuck them. Like... holy crap.

[@taishoinu]

That's a grown man!

[@tieganvan5573]

Their like the smarter pigeons

[@rexarashy2036]

Mom look at her larger kid and say shit his bigger then me.

[@danhix5005]

@Elijah Hunter Im sure they know..

[@eagleowlish]

How did the female Cuckoo lay its egg in the nestbox? Ive not seen this before. And how will the Cuckoo get out? Isn’t the entrance hole too small?

[@breadcrumbs3530]

What I was wondering too. It may be an improperly built nest box with too large of an entrance hole.

[@veritaskairos9466]

@@breadcrumbs3530 no lol cuckoo birds leave eggs as a strategy to get other birds to feed them while the spread eggs everywhere and populate as much as possible

[@breadcrumbs3530]

@@veritaskairos9466 No, I'm saying that a properly built tit box should have an entrance hole that's small and restrictive and thus doesn't let in larger, parasitic birds (like the cuckoo).

[@Whydoineedahandlepissoff]

Le Rapace might have just dumped the egg through the hole after observing it as a bird nest?

[@breadcrumbs3530]

@@Whydoineedahandlepissoff Ideally, a cuckoo shouldn't even be able to do that since the entrance hole would be too small for the bird to perch on it (that's also why a proper nest box should never have a perch of any kind). Rewatching the video, the entrance hole is definitely too big; it should only be large enough for the tit to barely squeeze in whereas here, it looks like a bird twice the size could fit through.

[@kambingmaysakit]

These are the types of stories I watch on "That Chapter" why kids murder their parents.

[@deen630]

The mom bird be like; you’re old and big enough to fend for yourself now.

[@roadkillz78]

I understand this is how the natural world works, but there is something that still makes me feel how sinister cuckoos can be.

[@johnran9597]

The cuckoo is literally twice the size of the mother bird 😂 birds are the dumbest animals

[@TypOPositiv]

That’s an interesting thing to capture. What you should do afterwards is capture the cuckoo bird from the next and put it in a cage of its own; forever.

[@splitdragon3004]

It’s not it’s fault

[@daemonzap1481]

@@splitdragon3004 I would keep the cuckoo as a pet.

[@brendanstreecko7847]

@@daemonzap1481 i would grab it and rip its head off because that cuckoo will grow up to lay eggs and then make another poor momma bird go through so much trouble

[@daemonzap1481]

@@brendanstreecko7847 That's why I would keep it as a pet prob inside an aviary and not release it.

[@JimmyJames10-k7v]

@@brendanstreecko7847 LOL

[@gamblerfls]

Smart mother, the huge baby cuckoo gave free nesting to her true sons.

[@ling7443]

Omg the incessant demanding just made me want to smash the screen and get to it.. Wth

[@TheChamp820]

Man jumped into hyper mode as soon as she landed.

[@ebansonnoronha]

This happens when ur adopted 😂

[@pigeonpie372]

Omg lol, the mum was basically teasing the baby cucko. 😂

[@Funktastico]

But the food still end up in his big tummy after teasing the small ones for 1 whole minute ?

[@levibull6063]

Used to hear cuckoo's all the time when I was younger (I'm only 23) then I started noticing them less and less and none now ... I'm glad I'd rather see blue tits and fire crests

[@-B_G-]

Why does the mother put the food in the mouth of her baby bird and keep pulling it out repeatedly almost teasing, eventually giving it to that parasite cuckoo???

[@nmheath03]

Fun fact: some cuckoos, like roadrunners, are dedicated parents who care for their chicks themselves, and don't dump it on other birds

[@Caratrox]

A major focus on the word “Some”

[@lf8058]

That’s why the mother not feeding that ugly cuckoo and fed it’s own kid the most it realizes that the cuckoo bird is not hers lol

[@pauldurkee4764]

I would be interested to know where this footage was taken, what country. Looking at the entrance hole to this box, there seems to be two vertical bars in the entrance, how did the female Cuckoo deposit her egg? and how is the fledgling Cuckoo going to get out? I understand it is very unusual for cuckoo's to parasitse hole nesting birds for obvious reasons.

[@Vugtis_El_VillaVODS]

Good the parasite will die as it lived, inside a house they don't own

[@Pandacalifornia]

If the mom can get in, the kid can get out.

[@stopspam420]

@@Pandacalifornia Seriously, how is it that this common sense fact isn't known by so many?? The dumbing down of society due to technology. Tunnel vision and all. People only see what they want to in videos, and because they aren't in a classroom type setting, nobody is correcting them and showing them where they are wrong. Then showing them what is right. All these people are seeing is a big baby bird in a nest designed for smaller birds. They aren't even thinking about the actual events that brought the baby cuckoo into the nest to begin with! You can almost hear the screech of their brains coming to a stop!!! Lmao..

[@Pandacalifornia]

@@stopspam420 Are you serious? People forget things all the time. That’s not even what tunnel vision is. If they argued back that the bird shoved its cloaca up against the bars to lay its egg, then maybe that would be tunnel vision. You don’t have to blame everything on technology, grandpa. This comment section could be a great place for someone to learn something if people like you didn’t make everyone so scared of being wrong.

[@stopspam420]

@@Pandacalifornia Your reply to my comment doesn't make sense. I'll be easy with you because you are obviously like 12 years old. Look up tunnel vision to see if that has anything to do with a bird's cloaca. Also, I'm trying to be nice here, you only proved my point about the dumbing down part. Everything I said, when you get in the higher grades at school, you will learn. I'm not your teacher, I'm not your "Grandpa" and for all you know, I'm not even male!! You should stick with your Pokemons and not be so rude. Your parents might find out and take your phone away. Edit: BTW, I was AGREEING with your first comment and I even gave you a thumbs up.

[@blulaguna18]

Baby? Wow that damn bird is huge. Poor mama couldn't even get to sit on her own baby

[@themongrelkingtoo388]

Having a giant preview ad for a different video popup and cover a third of the screen during your video doesn't show much consideration to your viewers

[@George.Coleman]

GET ME MORE FOOD DAMMIT!

[@DudeCCCP]

Ok, now everyone repeat with me: 'there's a reason parasites exist in the natural order'

[@keshavnarayan13]

Nature teaches us a beautiful lesson: Your life is your responsibility, and not of your parent's. "Survival of the fittest "

[@shan3622]

I honestly found baby Cuckoo birds annoying and don’t blame me for wanting to strangle them especially that their parasites

[@herbbot8241]

Wow mom tried so hard to feed the little one but he wouldn't swallow big one nearly took her head off lol

[@sandergavoci1812]

I would feed it before it decides to eat his roommate..

[@kjtrucker4553]

Why is that bird just yelling...DO SOMETHIMG DANMITT!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@brendanstreecko7847]

Why has nobody made an among us joke here yet?

[@fantasticmrfox7497]

When frenemy is among us?

[@LordProteus]

Birds are so bad at eating. I genuinely get uncomrtable via tedium at how birds frequently fail to feed their young and the youngs failure to allow food into their mouths. It's like they have zero motor control.

[@SikandarKhan-ys1ik]

"If I'm not going to steal your home someone else is going to steal it"

[@ChriseanChriseanChrisean]

Everybody is mad at the cuckoo but nobody’s talking about how the human who recorded and uploaded this video could’ve easily intervened, He’s just sitting back watching the bird get bigger and invade the nest, he’s probably the one that put the egg there in the first place.😢 I’m trying to figure out how to Cuckoo gonna get out the exit hole to leave, it looks like it’s bigger than the exit