Cuckoo chick coup - Common cuckoo's deposition, Daurian redstart.

Cuckoo! Coup within nest.
Cuckoo chick born several hours earlier in the host's nest.
Cuckoo eats food from its host bird and accumulates power.
About 10 hours later ... Revolt of the baby cuckoo begins.
Growth process after the success of the cuckoo chick coup.
Music:
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[@kkm_dev]

not even eyes open has already become a murderer. lol

[@eolink]

lmao

[@marcozolo3536]

Guiness book of record on youngest murder alive, mere hours

[@michaelgooden6254]

They knew. But love set in.

[@albertpolk8510]

It’s nature

[@hibayabi5235]

No no

[@miscellaneousreo3672]

From today, I swear I'm gonna make the cuckoos go EXTINCT and bring eternal peace to the realm of birds

[@leandrojramos4655]

no seas payaso

[@malcolmclarke8395]

Have you forgotten about eagles?

[@seemalaad6616]

But seeing a hinsak bird why u r turning urself as hinsak person?

[@Finalblade2007]

You might want to start on human brood parasites due to cheating wifes and husbands.

[@HendrixUntilDeath]

Stay out of Nature's business.

[@Guimarasgirl]

Unknowingly feeding and raising the murderer of your own children😭😭😭😭😢

[@padmag5303]

Ayyooooooo 🤦😀 brin less Bird

[@abduesa6080]

sad when you notice your own are i nthe watar

[@MdShahid-yp6vy]

@@padmag5303 qqqq1...

[@niazali9447]

@@abduesa6080 yn

[@harrydrake4173]

Proof there is no God

[@Rin_Cathartes77]

4:22 when they tell you to “go eat shit” :

[@kaziuniek]

Son, I'm so proud of you. You are bigger than me and dad combined...

[@vaibhav_nitesh]

It's mind boggling to comprehend an infant chick doing with no experience of this world doin this. Incredible nature.

[@akelaanimation8934]

4:22 I'm gonna pretend I did not see that 😀

[@AxESkyZz]

Wow haha wtf

[@rojiiiiiii]

😆🤮

[@hosozoku]

@@rojiiiiiii 😂

[@kiodoiii8794]

Finally someone else who noticed that moment! 😨🤢🤮

[@terrywilliams7825]

This bird has a demon and is twice size of the bird that is feeding it, thanks for sharing

[@krisnafarley]

the momma bird finally suspected that something is wrong when the baby is finally going to fly out of the nest. And she rode her back while feeding coz its 5x its size.lol what a funny scenario yet sad and it got me mad! Too

[@arielquelme]

🤣💀

[@miketaylor6282]

It blows my mind that a new born bird has the intuition to push the other eggs out.

[@CCNightcore]

Yeah it's pretty interesting. Basically the young chicks that did this were more successful so they passed on their genes. That's a part of natural selection. It's a way to explain why something is the way that it is, not necessarily that it's a good or bad thing it just is.

[@Philostipher]

I wonder if they naturally are really agitated by the host's eggs and that's why they push them out, as part of ages of natural selection

[@conservativedragon]

I love watching cuckoo birds push eggs out of the nest

[@dustintsai1839]

Why do babies cry? To increase survival, dumbass

[@DoraExplores010]

It’s the race of the bird (Cuckoo).The mother looks for an nest of other birds an lay her egg in it and flys away. The birds from the other race will feed the Cuckoo and work therefore nearly to death.

[@antimonitor7768]

I would like to see his behavior in a controlled zone putting back the eggs in the nest

[@Diegus-]

They woudn't all fit in the nest anyways. He fills everything with his size. It would be easier for him to throw them away I guess.

[@Eidlones]

He'd keep trying to push them out, until the instinct wears off. After about 3 days. Then he wouldn't give a shit they were there.

[@Snafuuu]

he will keep hoisting them eggs untill his back becomes as shredded as Arnold Schwarzenegger in his prime

[@bernardm3066]

It is really crazy how a 10 hour chick instinctively pushes eggs out of the nest in front of a fully grown bird mother that instinctively does not give 2 fks

[@abha6479]

Its other bird taking care of cucoo bird not knowing it's not her own :/

[@NoNamenoonehere]

Humans sometimes knowing there issues with there offspring ,not knowing wtf to do.

[@johnqpublic1]

5:20. Like a human mom feeding a gigantic manchild.

[@patricew.4010]

Because women don’t leech off people? Misandrist asshole.

[@johnqpublic1]

@Jigov oh, shut up.

[@johnqpublic1]

@@patricew.4010 oh shut the fuck up you whiny little bitch.

[@Mandy-ui7oo]

Lol

[@SAMMIsLIFE]

If i had a nest with a cuckoo egg, id take the cuckoo out and hand raise it so the other bird babies could still live and the cuckoo still lives too. Its a win win, and when the cuckoo is grown it would just be a pet so it doesn’t deposit its own eggs in anyone else’s nests. Would also be interesting to see a nest with all cuckoo babies and see them fight to kick each other out lol.

[@litgal783]

I would push the egg or baby out of the nest before it could kill the others. These birds are evil!

[@FelixS.]

I would just wait for the cuckoo to hatch and then feed it to some other carnivorous animal alive :)

[@maycongcukhoanpin1583]

the instincts of this howling bird are scary

[@sabcam2000]

The mother bird isn't programmed to comprehend those situations, when that evil alien bird kicks her eggs out; it's just not supposed to happen.

[@Khasidon]

Not evil.

[@own4801]

@i hate anime They do have a purpose in the ecosystem

[@EmersionX]

@i hate anime in general, the chicks of many birds kills their late hatched brothers just so that they would get more food.

[@own4801]

@i hate anime Every bird there is, exists by taking advantage of the existence of other organisms. The bird isn't smart enough to know what its doing, it can't comprehend its actions so how can It be evil?

[@EmersionX]

@i hate anime Read about siblicide in birds.

[@NGC7000]

Some birds are protecting themselves by laying eggs with different patterns, colors, and build very intricate nests who will not allow the cuckoo to enter and parasite them.

[@casedistorted]

Good, F these lazy parasitic birds.

[@oz-ng4tl]

Some birds wikl even destroy the cuckoo egg

[@denniseggert211]

The Crowbird in Northamerica does the same as the cuckoo. But the Robins learned to recognize the Crowbirds fake eggs and destroy them and any Crowbird that goes to close to their nests. Nature seems to make animals develope countermeasures in time, until the parasite nestlings develope another strategy to fool them again.

[@VenkmanPhD]

In some cases the parasitic bird will watch to see if their egg is rejected, and if so will wait and destroy the next and eggs of the birds that rejected it, only to lay another parasite egg in their next nest. They're real assholes

[@theotheseaeagle]

@@VenkmanPhD says the one, who probably still eats meat, meanwhile demonising a bird for doing what it’s been doing for the past 12 million years

[@gulshanchaurasia2233]

even though I am a vegetarian, I misread the title as Cuckoo chick Soup!! 😂😂😂

[@debs1625]

5:00 when your 30 year old son asks you whats lunch 😂

[@evsoldier1539]

O famoso "cavalho velho" 😂😂😂

[@debs1625]

@@evsoldier1539 Mesmo xDDD

[@kjeezy2990]

Damn I gotta not ask my mom what’s for lunch when I visit 😂 To be fair she loves to cook

[@yinsloth5001]

I'd be kind fun to put a group of them in the same nest and watch them try to get rid of the others

[@iamfrea]

movie idea haha

[@beermanmccool1226]

"I really want to punch that bird" was not a sentence I expected to type today.

[@flowerman4824]

I would place all cuckoo eggs in one nest.....

[@charted8015]

did the mother bird just eat the poop of the cuckoo baby bird?

[@e_pffne4190]

yep its how they keep the nest clean... i gag....

[@sdean4816]

Yes, In Korea bird poop is considered a delicacy.......

[@charted8015]

@@sdean4816 omg, you need to stop...

[@bvbxiong5791]

true fact: baby bird poo tastes like chicken!

[@sanguineiconoclast4851]

You would be more shocked to know that many mother birds in the natural world eat it or feed their remaining baby birds when their a baby bird dies in the nest. Moreover, they eat it when an unhatched egg is cracked or damaged somehow. That's a way of the mother nature whether you like it or not.

[@MARTINADBA1980]

This little bird really really cares about his privacy!!!

[@ripper1011]

I would take the unhatched eggs and incubate them myself then letting them wasted

[@menace2819]

I would put the cuckoo chick in the bin

[@ripper1011]

@@menace2819 it'll be the same

[@geraldr.4859]

Would off shove a fat rock up the cuckoo bird mouth and help the other egg survive

[@kyuzuki4228]

I would take the cuckoo bird and put it on the ground and take the egg and put it in the nest.

[@aedriun1]

@@menace2819 exactly

[@zakariyamohamed6388]

I like how the mom is completely oblivious of this tyrant chick's plan.

[@metsrus]

i'm sure the tyrant chick is oblivious too

[@metsrus]

@J H it's acting on instinct. There's no planning on the chick's part, and probably lack awareness of nature's plan. It's amazing how it accomplishes a task without complete awareness, just genetic programming.

[@ur-inannak9565]

They evolve to be passive towards it, because otherwise the parasite parents raid the nest. Its essentially like a mafia protection racket.

[@antcow1239]

God its a wonder that the chick has the instincts and strength to push all those other eggs out, and disappointing that the parent birds don't understand whats going on.

[@elijahculper5522]

i hate anime It depends on the area. In some places, brood parasites are invasive species and they’re damaging to local ecosystems. Maybe there’s a case for hunting them then. In other places, they’re just part of the natural order of things. You say brood parasitism is new, but you gotta put that into perspective. Aristotle wrote about cuckoos killing their host’s offspring. “New” still means thousands of years old. There are lots of species and individual birds that are more than capable of rejecting the eggs of brood parasites. Cuckoos have built up a tolerance for the toxins and spines of caterpillars that can kill other birds and function as pests on crops and trees. For example, in New England, the North American cuckoo is one of the only things that can eat gypsy moth caterpillars (an invasive species that devastates native flora). And most cuckoos are actually really important for controlling moth populations.

[@elijahculper5522]

i hate anime They do sometimes make their own nests. But the nests don’t tend to be very good. Some species of cuckoos only sometimes engage in brood parasitism, and others always make their own nests. In both cases, the nests have a tendency to be flimsy. They’re easily dislodged from trees or collapsed under the weight of their inhabitants. Cuckoos just aren’t great builders. They also have to contend with the fact that male cuckoos are deadbeats. Unlike a lot of other songbirds, cuckoos don’t stick with one partner for an entire season and males aren’t interested in being active parents. That means a female cuckoo has to find all of the food to feed her young and can’t spend much time protecting her nest. Also, most cuckoos are migratory. A few months after fledging, they’ll have to fly thousands of miles. Cuckoo migratory patterns are grueling. They often include long stints over terrains that don’t provide them with opportunities to feed-the Sahara Desert, the Mediterranean Sea, the Gulf of Mexico, or open ocean in the South Pacific. They need a ton of food to build up muscle mass and fat reserves before that journey in order to survive. And one way they manage that is by killing off broodmates and convincing other birds to feed them. The species that have the most difficult migratory patterns tend to also be the ones who rely more heavily on brood parasitism. None of that is to say that chicks raised in a nest built by a single mother cuckoo are doomed. There’s ample evidence of such birds surviving their first winter. But they have a much better chance of survival if they take over the nest of another bird, so that’s what most of them do if they can. And that’s the trait that natural selection has pushed for thousands of years.

[@elijahculper5522]

i hate anime Any time. I’m a huge cuckoo fan. Always happy to talk about em. 😀

[@Princess2Warrior]

@@elijahculper5522 *Cuckoos sound like most Humans and their breeding habits.*

[@elijahculper5522]

Princess2Warrior Kind of. But there’s still a massive difference between ejecting two or three chicks from a nest and destroying the habitats of hundreds of native animals to build a settlement.

[@samuelrodriguez3782]

Hehe baby became more big that mom. Almost baby eats his mom when he opens the mouth. 😂 well I can understand both birds eat the same... interesting video. 🙋‍♂️🤗🇵🇦

[@catmeifyoucan4649]

I'd be dispatching of a cuckoo if I saw that.

[@nope24601]

If I ever find an egg that does not seem to belong in a nest, I'm removing it. lol

[@sivyisvaj8054]

R L 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@marcusbrutus3758]

In fact, there are 4 cuckoo eggs and only one native egg in the nest.

[@nope24601]

Marcus Brutus, No, the one, larger, lighter egg hatched into the cuckoo. The ones it tossed out were all identical.

[@zhongyisun222]

the best adoptive parents jesus

[@rosalvaarreola3445]

After the cuckoo gets out of the nest the little momma bird still feeds it! 🤦🏻‍♀️ it’s called leaving the nest for a reason !

[@nutellafoxvideos7350]

Most bird species the young leave the nest but will still be taken care of by the parents for another month or two. In that time the parents basically show them how to get their own food and survive outside the nest. The family may split up around when it's time to migrate although many birds will still come back to the same areas so the birds nesting in the area next season might actually be some of the offspring.

[@theotheseaeagle]

@@nutellafoxvideos7350 cuckoo chicks are fed a lot by their adoptive parents after leaving the nest, as in less than a few days, they will fly back to Africa to spend the winter months

[@judahtribe7]

I like the way the bird does the cuckoo sound

[@warwagon]

That bird is "the good son"

[@sandiewilcox4001]

Haha I saw that movie! 😂 When the son pushed his cousin off the cliff. But again, mom saved the nephew! Let her son fall

[@user-og2gp9uh5k]

Подкидыш, вдвое больше родителей вырос, они его не бросают, как о родном птенце, заботу проявляют.

[@kathyweekes800]

It's amazing that the babies are born knowing what to do to grantee their survival. Their even born w little hooks on their wings to push the rest of the nest out

[@teena786]

There's Someone who give them knowledge to survive, all other creatures have that too except humans.

[@nadinekaufmann6368]

@@teena786 humans have this knowledge given too, but they dont listen. they are too brain guided that they think they are better than the voice of god in the heart...

[@hadezmage]

Anyone have a video where the cuckoo bird fails to take out the other babies?

[@marcusbrutus3758]

There used to be a video. That's a man-made deep nest, so cuckoo chick failed to push out the siblings. However, the cuckoo grew up faster and suppressed all the siblings in taking food.

[@BigTony55]

Marcus Brutus damn i really hate cuckoo birds

[@reintik7796]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4icZKeircdoo5o Its not what you're asking for but its similar

[@reintik7796]

Nvm, I found the other video 😆 kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3WUaYl8nLJghNk

[@jackhoward8]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqjUnneAfdOpg5o Cuckoo and its adopted sibling live in harmony

[@invencoesdealice18]

Estou impressionada com a atitude dessz avizinha egoísta, enfim é a natureza, parabéns pelo vídeo

[@onoreas5059]

If I was filming this I would've picked up the Cockoo chick feed it to the cat

[@subashpanda9909]

Exactly bro

[@andifishgallery9400]

Sam Wright its nature,it’s unfortunately natural,also its the parents who laid them there,so they are the true cruel ones

[@samwright285]

@@andifishgallery9400 Sorry for the language, I'll edit it. But I just can't get over how evil those little devils are. They can't even see, but they know how to instinctively murder!!! I know it's nature, but still....smh

[@andifishgallery9400]

Sam Wright i agree,but nature is very cruel... I have a nest outside in my balcony,i doubt a cuckoo will come *cuz they are not common in my country* but if i find an egg,i might take it away

[@samwright285]

@@andifishgallery9400 Lol...thanks I feel a little better now.🙏✌️❤️

[@Moneyprinter1999]

The choice of music is terrific

[@filmfelineadmin]

That is a huge bird bigger than the parent!

[@BenShimon5731]

Poor little bird kept feeding that giant loser bird.

[@TovKafur]

Loser? How is it a loser? Its won!

[@menace2819]

Cuckoos are spawns of devils, all the other wonderful animals are unfortunately going extinct but these parasites still remains 😠

[@raizenramos9087]

@@TovKafur people hate common cuckoo especially owners of birds.

[@TovKafur]

@@raizenramos9087 Why hate ones who just want to survive? It's illogical.

[@pastoryoda2789]

Benjamin Ben-Shimon lmao giant loser bird 😂😂😂😂😂

[@sarjanpade6556]

This bird has no responsibility😂

[@samuelrodriguez3782]

Very nice cokoo... she likes move the tail. Very funny🤗🙋‍♂️🇵🇦

[@rosemerysoliz8859]

Cuckoo is beautiful bird!! I like!!

[@arielquelme]

Youre so metal

[@thegreatone4090]

It’s mind boggling that the mommy bird just sit there and allow it to happen 😂

[@tonycruz6183]

Yeap. Can't believe it

[@elizamaciel7252]

Pobre pássaro fica trabalhando pra arruma comida pra esse monstrengo

[@trcsonic]

This is the mother of the year.

[@jass7537]

I love this sound really coockuuu

[@yogijoe6143]

beautiful video, stunning camerawork and shots! Thank you for sharing

[@lessismore8005]

The worst injustice in nature 😦

[@FuntaSingh]

It's called "raising the enemy"

[@jonsiramrelaxing4989]

That is Awesome! I Love IT.

[@monkeybusiness2493]

3:14 Mama bird!! In your face?

[@Gman6755]

Hardwired to kill from infancy, crazy!

[@elijahculper5522]

Give a baby chick to a kitten and see if it’s hardwired to kill from infancy too.

[@deusenircardosodias8941]

😄🎶❤️

[@lect.shabirahmadmir1592]

I have often seen cooko getting feeded by the sparrow but the reason was unknown to me you are the greatest people of the universe may God bless you great people

[@user-ug3ky7jp9b]

История и окончание есть! Спасибо большое!

[@anthonyjones6162]

Killer instinct from the very 1st minute of life.

[@user-ec4mm4cq5q]

버꾸기 탁란..참 여러가지 생각을 하게 만드는 신비의 생존..

[@PapunBhattacharya]

Excellent capture.

[@mahmoudalqattan6593]

This would make a good movie 😆

[@Wesley-rn7oc]

*Cuckoo chick is born* *music starts* "AND HIS NAME IS JOHN CENA!!"

[@frostsama4557]

this is what it mean to be a real parent doesnt matter what kids you adopt you continue to feed and cherish until they ready to move out

[@NatjelovesBillk]

And let your adoptive child murder the other ones right infront of you. Good parenting.

[@Tahacolt]

lmao

[@johngoodwill3561]

Stupid, it is growing another murderer…

[@xEvan117x]

Hell no not when you’re forced to adopt them??

[@jasonn6306]

I thought this was going to be a video about humans finally helping the other eggs survive.

[@un_known5895]

i was thinking the same! really thought the bloke was going to the nest to yeet out the cuckoo =O

[@theotheseaeagle]

Cuckoos are an endangered species and are protected by law, as such it’s illegal to trap, kill, disturb or injure any native wildlife

[@AnonAnonAnon]

Amazing how these chicks are preprogrammed to do this. Amazing!

[@tonycruz6183]

Is amazing and sad at the same time for me

[@zealgaming8161]

@@tonycruz6183 We human's are preprogrammed to do a lot of stuff too. When you are tying text on your keyboard once you got used to it. Then it becomes habit, or instinct. You no longer think how to do the feat, you just do it. That's why people who are not used to keyboards type so slow. Their not used to keyboards so they have to "think" what to type. Which is really slow. Think how you are breathing, now think how you are blinking your eyes. Then think how your arms feel, how your legs feel, how your head feel, how your tongue feel. All of that is instinctual. You can hardly focus on more then 2 of those at once.

[@pollyannaprinciple5860]

Dang! Those poor little birds raising that big Jethro baby.

[@firstname7330]

Could you cause a cuckoo bird to exhaust itself to death by placing (and replacing) marbles in the nest?

[@dharmallars]

Probably. From what I’ve read the cuckoo hatchlings do this because their nerves on their back are highly sensitive and so anything touching their back they’ll try to push away. They don’t know it’s an egg so they wouldn’t know it’s a marble instead.

[@esthercha5646]

Mama bird not aware what’s going on… heart breaking.. now our living our world taking away our children’s future.. all parents has to aware of it.. be wise and protect our children

[@blankasama]

Chick: you've been such a good surrogate, when i grow up i will be sure to lay my eggs in your nest too!

[@SL33P-WALK3R]

Reminds me of the movie "Me myself and Irene". 🤔You might want a DNA test! 😂🤣

[@phillyhippie]

It's crazy how it's instinctual for the baby cuckoo to push out any eggs or chicks ;0

[@phyllism2479]

This is the most strange thing I have ever watched.

[@techinike2127]

Fantastic ... It blows my mind ... Tnxx brother 👍

[@yosenpaitommy213]

Tho they make such a beautiful sound, never have I ever wanted smush something with my hand and grill it on the pit before .🤣🤣

[@mikegan73]

Unusual how the nest is so low and open to possible attack. It's also very close to where people are.

[@dharmallars]

Have you never had a bird nest in your yard? I get house finches on my porch about two feet from the door. Birds aren’t scared of humans unless you’re actively trying to chase them or grab them.

[@mylovemylife8183]

No matter how safely its been, a single cuckoo egg is enough..

[@cirej25]

What if it’s in its own nest with other cuckoo? Would it do the same or are cuckoos really multiply through this process of hijacking other bird’s nest?

[@zealgaming8161]

Cuckoo's usually has a specific set of bird species that it preys upon. Most birds will notice if a egg is not the same color or size as their own. So different Cuckoo has different color and size of their eggs to match whatever bird they are parasiting on.

[@paintedjaibirb6351]

This is the start of an unstoppable anime antagonist

[@kavehmehraban293]

It's really remarkable!

[@globalreaction]

Viewer discretion advised at 4:22. Make sure you aren't eating anything. :)

[@kingcosworth2643]

I know right, what in the hell, what is it that comes out of that babies arse, and why in the hell does forced Mum eat it, shudder....

[@SONORSQ2guy]

I’ve seen Birds lose the ability and energy to keep up with the Cuckoo appetite they abandon the nest and the Cuckoo starves to death! 👍

[@georgebanin4812]

i find this bird facinating so fucking vexing at the same time

[@Corneelius]

3:21 okay WHY IS SHE JUST LETTING THIS HAPPEN?!

[@halfway7690]

@Burrito cat I think it's rather this wasn't supposed to happen. Imagine a robot being programmed for cleaning and someone picked it up and dumped it into the dumpster. The robot doesn't know any better.

[@ewachoung8903]

I just confused the parents of Redstart didn't they realize the difference of chick born? Why she didn't stop when the eggs had been pushed out?? Didn't she sense something was wrong?? How the Redstart family get developed, as they tend to hatch the babies for other?

[@Spooferish]

Experience parents mark the eggs, put it in different patterns. So when we see intruder egg they simply through it out. Also timing is very important , Cuckoo birds need to synch up with close by eggs with in nest otherwise, their chicks will not hatch before theirs . .. Nature finds the way...

[@elijahculper5522]

Ewa Choung It’s not uncommon for brood parasites’ eggs (like cuckoos and cowbirds) to get ejected from the nest. Parents that have raised brood parasites in the past are particularly capable of distinguishing their eggs from those of other birds and not repeating their mistakes. Most brood parasites eggs have actually developed thicker shells to protect the egg from getting destroyed by a parent that realizes what is happening. A cuckoo chick is able to chirp really fast at a bunch of different pitches simultaneously. Basically one cuckoo chick makes the sound of a whole nest of chicks. And that triggers an instinctual response in the parents to feed it. I think a decent analog in humans is how a breastfeeding mother will lactate if she hears a baby cry, even if it’s not her baby and she doesn’t actually want to lactate at that particular moment. Birds can’t lactate, but the do get a rush of hormones when they hear a nest of chicks that spurs a maternal response.

[@prvtalks9750]

Because it was a dork

[@stavroskots5652]

Its actoually incredible to see what evolution can do, from bug parasites to bird parasites

[@stavroskots5652]

@Luis Gustavo says who?

[@ReyBanYAHUAH]

@@stavroskots5652 evolution is false. Always remember we must repent of our sins (sin is transgression The Law Of Yahuah The Father in Heaven. The Law are The Books: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy). We must repent of our sins and Have Belief On Yahusha The Messiah. HE Died and Rose three days later so that we can be forgiven of our sins! Come to HIM

[@bannedfortruthcalledhatesp9802]

Any good sides over it in terms of nature balance?

[@mamboch80]

Straight from X-Files

[@dcc-randomstorieswithmel7424]

Gives a whole new meaning to the term "born killers" my God,this bird is pure evil

[@theotheseaeagle]

Do you eat meat? Because o guess your also evil because you eat meat that was once another animal. Hypocrite

[@zealgaming8161]

We all eat animals or plants, living things to grow. In a way, we absorb living beings karmic souls to live and grow strong. To truly respect nature, you should create something beautiful with the "essence" you consumed. Rather then simply consuming like some mythological monster.

[@dcc-randomstorieswithmel7424]

@@theotheseaeagle I’m guessing u are one of the dumb ones who think everyone is a carnivore and no I’m vegan,so u shd be really ashamed of ur foolishness. The audacity some of you have to pick on total strangers bcos u are unhappy with ur life is crazy,go cry to someone else,we don’t treat suicidal patients over here.

[@dcc-randomstorieswithmel7424]

@@zealgaming8161 how do you know I don’t respect nature?

[@zealgaming8161]

​@@dcc-randomstorieswithmel7424 Because you sound like a city dweller who has probably never seen a cow in your life. It sure is easy to respect nature, when your not living with it daily.

[@chinaraptorconservation2213]

really curious how such instinct evolved

[@ornamentsoftheages9315]

Through fear, that no other alternative is available. Fear cause everything in existence to hold on to well known methods. The idea that "I have to take this option as there are no other options available to me". these behaviours become very easily imprinted onto humans and on animals minds, thereby passed on to their offspring as behaviours, at some point humans can raise their conscious and realise the difference between good and bad and they do them selves more harm by sticking to it if it's bad, but animals concious still stays instinctive so they are also free from the harms or negative effects of actions deemed morally wrong or bad.

[@HS-he6rr]

4:07 ナイフを持った管理人 「育ってるなぁ〜、いい鳥になれよぉ〜」

[@conservativedragon]

I love cuckoo birds

[@staraman8684]

These birds don't arrange their eggs with their beaks. ....

[@aaratikshetri5897]

Q

[@mhmadmhmad3356]

ااكللتاالااااا

[@DarkVoidIII]

I recall a website or video somewhere on the internet that sometimes the cuckoo picks a nest where the egg doesn't get pushed out but the chicks are as big as cuckoo chicks and hatch at the same time so if the cuckoo happens to lay an egg in the species of bird that lays in that nest, it's just an extra mouth to feed, and is no big deal to the parents of that species. They might also make nests that the cuckoo can't push the eggs out of, so what happens is that mom notices an extra mouth to feed and is extra busy feeding it.

[@danielking1921]

And to add to your comment the coo coo chick gets so much bigger than the others and need alot more to feed it

[@kurliigurlii]

Punctuation :P

[@dharmallars]

@@danielking1921 they also are evolved to hatch faster and the eggs themselves are nearly identical but larger. The parents will already favor the chick from the larger egg and obviously the one that hatches first gets the most good because it has been alive longer.

[@Funktastico]

@@dharmallars i thought they monitor the host to time the mating/fertilization schedule for their egg to hatch earlier.

[@Airbiscuitmaker]

Good video. Btw, what's the track called that starts playing @5:34?

[@HAPPY-zs1ge]

so smart baby 😁😁💖💖💕💕💕

[@CoreyT127]

I would literally drop fire ants in the nest after witnessing that !

[@samwright285]

Me too

[@bryanneideffer6368]

Gas and a match sound better...or a hungry cat

[@theotheseaeagle]

Get a life and actually go outside. Moral lores don’t exist in nature so get your stupid morals outa here! There’s no room for you hypocrisy in the natural world

[@LRon-ef7ni]

It’s so crazy that it just knows what to do, fresh outta the egg. The cuckoo prolly keeps the balance. Maybe preventing the overpopulation of certain bird species.

[@ejaypisces]

Lol i scream at the eating poop part 😅😅😅

[@firegator6853]

ngl that poop looked tasty it looked like vanilla ice cream or like one of these super tasty big white sausages

[@Dakuu75]

Thought my doorbell was going crazy at the start of this video.

[@bertolinamaffei1961]

Parabéns e super sucesso para seu canal!

[@WISHMASTER12ac]

Incrível a evolução simplesmente fantástico

[@crisbranco5684]

O cuco é um pássaro considerado amaldiçoado por causa da sua tamanha maldade genética mais que o chupin brasileiro. Tem gente que sequer aceitam colocar dentro de casa um relógio -cuco.

[@tonycruz6183]

@@crisbranco5684 sinceramente yo soy uno de esos. Llevo semanas aprendiendo el por que del comportamiento del cuco y me parece detestable.

[@derrickng922]

even bigger than the foster parents ! haha,

[@glennramos3058]

Dad: Honey! we look like a baby to our baby