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[@Cottagecore-101]

The fact that approximately only 10% of woodlands are left in UK could explain a lot

[@brianafc]

So you're saying 90% of woodland is gone? Nonsense

[@Cottagecore-101]

@brianafc It's true, do your own research. Its 13% left in Scotland and 10% in England and as a Brit you should know these stats.

[@brianafc]

@@Cottagecore-101 I'm not a brit I'm Irish

[@blucif6210]

@@Cottagecore-101what about wales? i feel like I see adders alot here down in the valleys

[@Cottagecore-101]

@brianafc May I suggest that regardless of nationality you do your research before saying something is nonsense?

[@graphite2786]

Capercaillie populations are dropping because of poor breeding success due to human disturbance, lack of bilberries and an increasingly wetter spring. Turtle doves are declining because, as a migratory species, they are intensely hunted during their travels. Spain, France and Portugal used to kill millions every year. Added to that is the intense agricultural practices in their feeding grounds plus reduction of the native plant seeds they eat due to invasive species. Adders are declining through habitat disturbance, urbanisation and an increase in badgers and foxes. Badgers will eat adders and foxes eat adders prey. As the big predators that eat badgers and foxes are extinct in the UK ( bears, lynx, wolves), there may have to be some serious decisions made to reduce populations to a stable level.

[@LemonLoverCockatiel]

The pheasants are also to blame for adder decline.

[@mystifiedmargot1970]

I would imagine gamekeepers protecting the feeding grounds for the weekend hunting partys don't help either.

[@jammiedodger7040]

Need to restore the greenbelt from Cornwall to Northern Scotland.

[@Czeslaw9426]

Aye. And for here in Scotland let the hunting estates revert to its natural state. And a lot needs to be done on the west coast to allow the temperate rainforests to recover

[@TronTuborg]

Well go on then. Re-wild your gaff first!

[@ChiotaichMacDhomhnaill]

​@@TronTuborg ignorant comment that ignores the situation entirely in favour of being a twat

[@tophatdalekthetophatteddal7402]

Leave cornwall and Scotland alone. The English have cocked enough up already.

[@tomstephenson2235]

No no one wants them in Cornwall

[@lyndenhadley4490]

It would be a shame to lose any of these animals. Especially as I haven’t seen either one of them in my lifetime and I’m 42 🙁

[@Belisarius536]

Well have you went to go look for them?

[@lyndenhadley4490]

@@Belisarius536 I have been to look for adders but had no luck. To be honest I’ve probably seen a turtle dove before but not taken any notice and the grouse is in Scotland and I’m in wales so a bit far to go take a look at one 👀

[@staticbuilds7613]

I live in England and seen lots of doves and other animals people in the comments have been talking about. You got to live in a very rural place to see them and not in or near any large city

[@YrCleddyf]

​@@lyndenhadley4490 I remember Army guys complaining about adders near the Glasfynydd forest car park [South of the Usk resevoir] That was 20 years ago though

[@lyndenhadley4490]

@@YrCleddyf thank you. I might go and take a look even though it was 20 years ago it’s probably still worth a look 👍🏻

[@applejack4225]

Feral cats, buzzards, red kites, foxes, badgers and house builders are some of the reasons for so many birds becoming extinct.

[@ppo2424]

Complete crap, Badgers, foxes and Kites have nothing to do with it.Theyve been around thousands of years and it's been well balanced. WE are the cause.

[@Smoking_Man]

Stray and feral cats are the worst for native wildlife, and dumb pricks keep feeding them and protecting them because they're apparently cute

[@Andrew-eo2cw]

Kites are mostly scavengers. Domestic cats, habitat destruction and pesticides are the main causes for the loss of many birds these days.

[@Indigenous-English-Man]

You forgot to mention successive governments who want to build new houses everywhere

[@ppo2424]

@@Indigenous-English-Man Housebuilders.

[@Cl1PZ3]

I live in Scotland specifically the highlands and I saw that grouse a few days ago and thought I’d made a prehistoric discovery

[@shaunmcminn70]

see them and pheasants in-between sttriling and loch lommond all the time

[@jacobpitman8938]

​@@shaunmcminn70 its a black grouse you are seeing, not a capercaillie they are only in the Cairngorms.

[@shaunmcminn70]

@@jacobpitman8938 what's your views on the rewilding? genuine question you seem informed

[@jacobpitman8938]

@@shaunmcminn70 I think the rewilding is great if it works as it increases the size of the food web which has a lot of benefits . However its hard to effectively do. For example a lot of sturgeon (large endangered fish) are being rewilded but are not breeding in the wild for some reason.

[@shaunmcminn70]

@@jacobpitman8938 Oh that's great news, I fish all the time we usually treat pike and trout when they're in season de lice them and release, there was an escape school of ferox trout in loch awe they're a dispatch on sight fish for some reason

[@TinkerTraveller]

The Common Adder is also known as the European viper! Bit confusing just call it an adder if you are speaking English.

[@PiousMoltar]

So what language is "European viper" then? Sure sounds English to me

[@TheBT]

​@@PiousMoltarThey don't mean English the language but English as in how people from England talk. We all use the word adder.

[@jackmidd123]

Wish seagulls were on the list

[@dawheel7841]

Fax🥵

[@95castle]

i like seagulls

[@mrstachio8916]

quieten down boy

[@harrilittle]

Some are. And that's bad, despite how you feel.

[@Elbowbanditest2003]

Yeah but if they were you'd wish something else was on the list, we've lost too many sea birds already we don't need another species going extinct.

[@ppo2424]

Theres a lot of birds heading for extinction, that includes Blackirds, Starlings, Thrushes etc.

[@happymonkey7068]

Could be the muck they are spraying in the sky.

[@ppo2424]

@@happymonkey7068 No its the shit they're spraying in the fields and habitat loss.

[@XavierAway]

Starlings are listed as least concern. A species is not headed for extinction just because it’s declining.

[@ppo2424]

@@XavierAway That's globally, I'm talking about the UK.

[@sandragray3951]

​@@ppo2424We've just got sine starlings back in the garden after several years of not seeing any. 👍

[@user-ug8wx5er1w]

It’s like increasing the human population ruins everything

[@stephenbrand5661]

The beginning couple of seconds had me thinking you'd mention those Scottish tabby cats! I can imagine British KZbinrs in the 2030's fighting each other to film the last remaining adders of the UK!

[@carolkemp5935]

Thank you for mentioning. Also, the Pine Martin.

[@MichaelGreenReviews]

The Adder is rife between Cromer and Sheringham. I am on holiday in the Runtons (between the two) and in the fields and hills I have seen 6 sunbathing today, 3 yesterday and 5 the day before that! all different areas, so was not the same snakes. Just a very healthy population!

[@camo2156]

Why are these comments absolutely horrendous? Must have reached the wrong audience

[@Branogeni]

Being that there's no snakes in Ireland, I had no idea there were any snakes in Britain, never mind venomous ones. Now I gotta learn more about this.

[@user-wi6hi8hj5h]

Nah mate we've got them all around Matlock, Darley Dale, Clay Cross and Rowsley. Derbyshire 😊

[@samjw1999]

I saw an adder once a couple of years ago on the Welsh coast. It was only brief but they really are stunning animals, I’d hate to see them go.

[@Miss_Ink_Addict]

I have a Turtle Dove in a tree in my garden (Scotland). He's been calling for about 5 years now. Sadly no females around. He will be the last in the area. We get quite a few vipers every year but nowhere near previous decades.

[@Mcguinness3]

I have a lot of Adders near me in Lightwater Country Park in Surrey, It's about a 15min walk from my house! No idea they were in danger, saw one just a few months ago on a dirt trail. Tons of stories of them surprising people during early morning and night around these parts.

[@liamhgd581]

They aren't in danger yet. There in decline thou. Don't believe everything U see on KZbin

[@felixcore9275]

@@liamhgd581 I'm a part-time reptile surveyor and I can say, yes, they are endangered in the UK, and yes, they are on a massive decline, they are already extinct in multiple counties such as Nottinghamshire and Oxfordshire.

[@HighFlyer6969]

​@felixcore9275 you certainly aren't a professional if you're saying they're endangered when they absolutely aren't as of right now, they're just in decline and that's only within certain areas aswell, in Norfolk adders are a lot more common especially on the fields near me

[@felixcore9275]

@@HighFlyer6969 I never said I was a professional, just a person who often volunteers in reptile surveying in south Wales, but anyway: Yes, they are on a decline, a significant decline and to call them endangered in the UK wouldn't be a stretch at all, and thus that's what the wildlife trust classes them as. As I have already said, they are already extinct in multiple counties and this trend will only continue, they do have population "hot-spots" but nationally they are quite rare and are in massive decline. No offence mate, but you show a fair amount of ignorance with flawed logic, even animals classed as critically endangered have population hotspots where they can be classed as "common", this does however, not at all disqualify their conservation status.

[@BOAYang]

Uk and animal extinction go hand in hand

[@OllyFerguson-in9fl]

In Cornwall old tin mines are like adder hotspots it might be something to do with how the sandy soil that’s been left as waste heats up in the sun or the ridiculous amount of holes and crevices

[@SubjectiveFunny]

Worry not, there are over 500 replacements landing on our shores every day!

[@DaveyDave668]

You forgot indigenous Britons.

[@felixcore9275]

That'd be.. the Welsh and Cornish mate.

[@ItzWhiz_]

There has never been an indigenous Briton. Even the earliest predecessors came from the African horn.

[@Spiderishness]

no such thing mate

[@Smoking_Man]

​@ItzWhiz_ then we evolved, and they didn't 😂

[@metetural9140]

Besides the Celts, there literally are no indigenous Britons

[@mystifiedmargot1970]

Yes, very sad news and it'll only get worse due to the housing being allowed to build on greenbelt (including woodland) as apparently SOCIAL housing is needed. Naturally zero social housing is built, just expensive homes with names like; "Woodland Walk" and "Meadow Close" in none ironic ways. Hedgehogs are endangered too.

[@danielsmith9476]

Man the uk was and still is to a lesser extent one of the most naturally beautiful countries in the world we had such a wide array of habitats and animals its sad

[@ILoveallthegirls1]

People try and defend the Adder as this majestic peaceful serpent. Every encounter I've had with Adders has begun with one lunging at me, their vicious.

[@felixcore9275]

I've worked with many adders in surveying and I've never had this experience, in fact no one else I know have nor is it commonly reported online. Adders simply have no reason to attack you unless it's in self-defence, as otherwise it is a waste of precious venom and energy and not to mention just adds an unnecessary risk to your life, don't make stuff up to justify your irrational fears mate.

[@ILoveallthegirls1]

@@felixcore9275 I've never heard of a friendly adder.

[@sandragray3951]

​@@felixcore9275Many years ago l was working in an orchard scything weeds. I was chatting to a man passing when we heard this rustle. The man took my scythe and gentley pulled back the weeds and there was this huge female viper. She was lovely. We let her go on her way. The manager turned ip and when we told him he wanted to know which way she'd gone. We told him the opposite durection as we knew he'd of kill her. They are shy creatures, with poor eyesight l believe, but their hearing is very good. 👍👍

[@felixcore9275]

@@ILoveallthegirls1 Adders are not friendly, but they are not aggressive either, they simply want to be left alone, if you're careful with an adder and are able to recognise if they're stressed, you can often handle them without them acting defensive, but in general we only handle them in very rare cases in surveying, and of course protective gear is worn nonetheless. Basically, this is just a lot of words to say that adders won't strike at you if they don't consider you a threat or predator, like with the overwhelming majority of snakes.

[@Spiderishness]

probably because they're extremely well camouflaged and you almost stepped on them 🤷

[@ChefFatty]

So basically wild cats just killing everything

[@XavierAway]

We don’t have many wild cats left either, so probably not

[@user-xw7ie6jv2x]

@@XavierAway There are way more feral cats in the country than there are genuine wid cats in Scotland.

[@ReviveChamp]

@@user-xw7ie6jv2x Technically even the purest Scottish wildcats, which are the ones we use for the breeding programs aren't even full wild-cat, since 2018 the percentage of full-bred wildcats has been dropping at a ridiculous rate

[@sandragray3951]

No, it's the human animal thats killing everything off, one way or another.🙄

[@ChefFatty]

@@sandragray3951 you are right humans especially white humans are to blame for everything around the world going wrong. Pardon my assumption

[@rachelbetteridge9384]

Turtle doves going extinct, they were given too freely as gifts over Christmas.

[@nathanmcquaid4821]

You forgot to mention native humans... Almost extinct in the UK

[@Em90000l]

You are delusional, paranoid and deeply racist

[@ItzWhiz_]

God tier rage bait

[@indigenous7046]

He forgot to mention indigenous people.

[@chriswilson7219]

You missed the hedgehog

[@XavierAway]

There are plenty of hedgehogs…

[@sandragray3951]

​@@XavierAwayNo there isn't sadly. We use to get three or four a night a couple of years ago, not one now. We don't use any pesticides, so there is plenty of food for them.☹

[@jimmyh8090]

The hedgehog is also going extinct because they are being decimated by badgers but the so called experts won't admit it as it makes badgers look bad

[@SEObirder]

A few more animals include the common quail, stone curlew, and wood warbler- all of these species have become extremely rare though the population for the first and third have stabilised and seen small increases.

[@gilliangallagher1918]

Actually Scottish wildcats are being reintroduced

[@KrisRoberts114]

Ive seen capercaillie south of scotland and still regularly see turtle doves havent ever seen a snake though, seen some weird little lizards

[@bonghittaz1502]

Less animal less carbon dioxide, less carbon dioxide less global warming means extinction = win

[@GraemeWight-wx3xz]

Loads of turtle doves in edinburgh

[@ThisGuy-wr2yh]

Snitching out the birds hidden spots. within a week none left

[@jamesmatheson9624]

We should build cities off the ground and let the animals live on the ground and we live in the upper section on inserts like worms

[@encapsulatingstellarferoci2485]

I head Canklow Rotherham woods and hill side was heaving with Adders

[@rulerzreachf4n200]

Next time I’m out on the coast I’m gonna keep an eye out for turtle doves

[@danielsmith9476]

Have magpies got anything to do with the dove?

[@DontLookNowBuddy]

I mean, that’s what happens when you log your entire island while turning he other bits into open air pit mines left to wash into tributaries 😅

[@jannalyzer3944]

I seem to be lost. Im looking for the taj mahal

[@PiousMoltar]

Down the high street, take a left, past the butchers, turn right at the corner with the chippy, past the three Turkish barbers in a row, then the three kebab places in a row, and then it's your next right. You were talking about the Indian restaurant right?

[@jannalyzer3944]

@@PiousMoltar no no sir. Looks like you haven't seen the video I'm referencing. Look up flashgitz Pocahontas. John from England is asking Pocahontas for directions. It's a short effd up cartoon video on what the British were like

[@dawnk6910]

European viper what about the puff adder that is also venomous. I apologise if they are names foe the same snake

[@steec6713]

Number 1 has had 2 chances and messed both of them up. Get rid

[@Dino_Hunter_420]

No1 can be imported from Russia 😳 I watched documentary about them 2 days ago ..

[@murphyrecords16]

yea we have lots of them in finland as well they should come get from us too!

[@anoobiscooking1193]

Ive seen them b4 in the uk feel quite lucky

[@carolkemp5935]

They should feel lucky they get well cared for.

[@westyy1993]

We have too many turtle doves in Australia that came from the UK. Please return to sender. Sounds like you need them more than we do.

[@XavierAway]

Why do you open this short with a picture of a cat? It’s very misleading to suggest that they are responsible and it’s pretty obvious that’s what you’re doing

[@PiousMoltar]

I thought that was a a Scottish wildcat, which is itself at risk of going extinct.

[@XavierAway]

@@PiousMoltar it might be, but it still sends the same misleading message

[@danielbailey3611]

I see turtle doves all over the shop and I live in Birmingham and loads of parrots

[@ChiotaichMacDhomhnaill]

Deforestation is the main cause, it can easily be fixed with rewilding programs. All of which have proven to be successful, nature wants to be wild and us helping instead of hindering provides countless benefits to all aspects of society.

[@SunGodSe]

Nice menu

[@dewaltxrp7889]

migrants are eating them. also eating our swans and deer

[@mrknex007]

You can’t actually be serious? How many have they eaten if you think this is a real problem?

[@dewaltxrp7889]

@@mrknex007 they were caught in thackley woods butchering a deer, and you can google them eating swans

[@Ty-dk2sj]

​@@dewaltxrp7889I hope you're just playing around, surely nobody could be this delusional 😂

[@godleftelmo7710]

Very true seen it myself

[@dewaltxrp7889]

@@Ty-dk2sj no im not, ive seen it first hand four were caught in our woods butchering a roe deer, so im not delusional , also you can google the swans item if you could be bothered lefy wokey.

[@British-4567]

Theres a turtle dove nesting in my garden

[@LouOhare]

Loool the adder is a poisonous snake from England

[@murphyrecords16]

the pigeon looks absolutely gorgeous 😭💜

[@markryan4873]

We have lots of them in Australia

[@JamesBlackwell-by9gd]

Is he going on about the adder try looking around oxforshire there everywhere

[@hikaru9624]

More than likely as that's the only venomous snake we have. The British Adder.

[@felixcore9275]

I've noticed there's so many people saying stuff like (paraphrased) "Adders are rare? Nah mate there's so many round here, look at this picture of a baby I found the other day!" and they show me a picture of a grass snake, so not sure about that.

[@RcNerd]

Bollocks grouse is protected and multiple like sheep 😅😅

[@DjRandom2032]

I got dovea in my garden

[@outsaneoutsane2747]

An explanation would be helpful

[@SubtraxionStudio]

I've got two window vipers 😂

[@melanatedone4894]

Stop hurting them keep your Cats indoors

[@XavierAway]

It’s not domestic cats that are killing them… allowing cats outside isn’t usually a problem

[@felixcore9275]

@@XavierAway I mean.. no? They are a major problem in the UK and most countries, domestic cats are virtually natural versions of an engineered super-killer robot, they have near the highest hunt success rates out of any animals in the world and domestic cat specifically also hunt for fun, they have been devastating our local herp population and negatively impact our bird populations as well, and yes they are inbreding with scottish wild cats too unfortunately.

[@sandragray3951]

​​@@felixcore9275l can't remember the last time any of mine caught a live bird. The last one was as stiff as a board, been dead for days by the look of it. My cat was proud. Mind you he's brought me wire, some flex and a castor wheel wrapped in string. His brother is a ratter though, no birds,.And the other two couldn't catch a cold.🤣🤣

[@felixcore9275]

@@sandragray3951 It really does vary cat to cat, when I was growing up I had two cats, one really never caught anything even though he was definitely the stronger cat but the other caught a bird every week or sometimes multiple times a week, occasionally the odd slow worm as well, it was not a great sight unfortunately.

[@Smoking_Man]

The government is so worried about a few pitbulls, but fail to recognise that cats are literally stripping us of our unique nature and it's contribution to our national identity

[@NGRRTRd]

The fourth one will be the white man

[@wolfenstein6676]

Yep, the central banker "Kalergi Plan" will see to that.

[@peterclarke7006]

Oh, grow some balls, you petrified little pillock. 😂

[@petecooper3048]

This is a bit out there, and there was a time I would have called you mental, but 10-15 years or so ago, I watched a documentary on the discovery channel that they actually plan on doing this, creating one race by the extinctions of the white race. Most wouldn't believe this what is understandable.. the crazy thing is I actually watched this documentary, and there was no discretion that the white race had to go.

[@camo2156]

Go away

[@NGRRTRd]

@@camo2156 sadly I’m on the way. Because I’m white and a man.

[@markwilliams1448]

Ther are are a pear of them in Sutton Park. Birmingham

[@JanosBanics]

Come to Australia and find a tonne of them turtle dove

[@camo2156]

There aren't European turtle doves in Australia

[@JanosBanics]

@camo2156 yes there are in south Australia my friends girlfriends grandfather has a tonne of tamed ones he feeds and they live under the patio. It's either them or diamond doves. But I grew up in Wollongong where the diamond dove is common and the pattern and colour don't match diamond doves. They do however Match a turtle dove.

[@MyTv-]

Don’t forget the Tory MPs!

[@badrhetoric5637]

What are the reasons for their extinction?

[@burants89]

Farmers pesticides apparently

[@user-ug8wx5er1w]

4 million new unwanted people in the UK in the last 10 years

[@badrhetoric5637]

@@user-ug8wx5er1w oops queue the lunatics...

[@sandragray3951]

​​@@user-ug8wx5er1wYour quite right. They are raping our beautiful countryside to build on, for people who couldn't give a 💩 .

[@metetural9140]

​@@user-ug8wx5er1wdamn those immigrants for killing all of our... adders?

[@jed_91]

We have adders in east lancashire

[@BroonParker]

Another list. No context. Short videos are inappropriate for this.

[@grantholdaway9823]

Need to stop protecting birds of prey like peregrines and hawks ,wiping out all our song

[@jmurphy69420]

Common misconception, the removal of hedge rows and habitat destruction causes significantly more declines to their populations. Natural predation alone rarely has species extinction threats

[@hermit1255]

The largest mouse on the planet! 😮

[@ellemeakin79]

I have doves in my garden

[@titanomachy2217]

You may as well add "ethnic Britons" to this list...

[@staceynorwood2846]

Yep leave to the Europeans back to their old habits....😢😢😢

[@user-qx7ft6nk9r]

Noooooooo number 1 should be the xl bully

[@hikaru9624]

No.

[@biddlybongdavinport5995]

You forgot Conservatives.

[@matthewrolfe23]

skill issues

[@McLoed22]

Why though?

[@thewtfchannel4705]

REASON animal in first 5 seconds

[@ShoaibKhan-wv8zc]

Wish karens were on the list 😂

[@Thurmatron]

Is that true about adders? Loads on the Cumbrian coast. Gotta watch where your walking on a sunny day. Look like piles of dog turds dotted all over the show

[@sandragray3951]

Maybe because you haven't got mass building going on.☹

[@Thurmatron]

@@sandragray3951 maybe but the clip says animals going extinct. I’ve seen tons of adders. Cumbrian coast and the Lyn peninsula. Never seen one inland. Maybe I don’t look hard enough.

[@sandragray3951]

@@Thurmatron Came across one large female wrapped round the base of an apple tree, years ago. But l haven't see one for years.or slow worms. We use to have loads about, but not anymore as they've built.houses on their type of habitat!☹

[@Thurmatron]

@@sandragray3951 that’s a real shame. They are beautiful. I didn’t see red squirrels for years then I saw about 5 in the same day. 1 was in the middle of Whitehaven. I’ve never seen a slow worm to this day or a grass snake. Gutted.

[@EdgeKisaragi]

Bro needs to learn what extinct means.

[@stewieeboi06]

Wow, I didn't know that the migrants coming here were affecting our wildlife to 😂 no jokes didn't no we had them snakes here though.

[@ElliottRodgers]

Tory Nasty Party MP?

[@user-gi6vm4lc3s]

Faithful women 😂

[@murphyrecords16]

also non-abusive men.

[@mikestrom6178]

@@murphyrecords16gonna be even harder soon, with the west in general importing mass amounts of people from places where women have no rights, the coming demographic changes will be difficult for men but it might prove fatal for women.

[@metetural9140]

Funny jokes too, apparently

[@TheJuzi]

extinct?

[@Danny-outside]

The capercaillie is going extinct because of the rise of eagles and no hunt mink and foxes anymore

[@garybarr2023]

Aye'm thinking you need to change the way you do your voice over.To me you're sounding far to cheerie in your voice about this outcome 🤔😢

[@gart9680]

The

[@martinwhitley9893]

That’s fantastic news the adder could soon disappear the sooner the better

[@ppo2424]

What a moron.

[@SEObirder]

The adder is harmless to most, I don't understand why you would want a native animal to got extinct. An animal that harms very few people.

[@martinwhitley9893]

@@SEObirder because where I live there’s bloody hundreds of the vile things over two hundred people get bitten by adders so if there all extinct it will make it a safer place to walk without the horrible things live stock won’t get bitten nor will dogs

[@user-gi6vm4lc3s]

Adders are amazing creatures ❤

[@harrilittle]

Such an ignorant comment

[@joebloggs8422]

Animal number 4… Conservatives

[@Fidd88-mc4sz]

*Twatus Toriensis*

[@user-ks9hs7xl6r]

Disgraceful,

[@Dodgy_dabber]

White people

[@peterminos5604]

Cats responsible ?

[@XavierAway]

No. Domestic cats sometimes kill songbirds, and there is no evidence that they are responsible for the declining populations of endangered birds, or really any bird. Why all of a sudden are so many people on KZbin calling for cats to be kept indoors? it’s not going to make any difference.

[@peterminos5604]

@@XavierAway do some research please Only in Australia cats kill over 2 billion animals per year

[@sandragray3951]

​@@XavierAwayMine don't. Did have a few years of tail feather light birds, but kill nah, not hungry enough, too lazy.🤣

[@Gabriel-qh5yv]

After Brexit even animals left UK 😂

[@050619621]

I thought the only venomous snake in the UK is the Adder.

[@metetural9140]

same thing

[@InglebertHumptyDump]

Native British humans

[@Touching-cloth]

Get the shakes gone