Farmer Finds Strange Eggs. He Starts Crying When They Hatch

Clifford and Lisa ran a bustling farm with various livestock and a large cornfield. One morning, Lisa stumbled upon an unexpected sight - ten large, unfamiliar eggs scattered around the farm. Unlike anything they'd seen before, these eggs were much larger and seemed ready to hatch. Intrigued and perplexed, they decided to keep a watchful eye, wondering what these mysterious eggs might hold. Thankfully, when they started hatching, the family realized they were indeed birds and not dangerous snakes. But as Clifford recognizes the chicks inside the eggs, he bursts out crying before telling his family an emotional story about his past.

[@LJTomlinson1]

The problem with this story is that only Peacock males have the beautiful tail tail feathers and the females are called Peahens!

[@debschmitz5014]

And the females are all brown ! 🥰

[@amyhoard1222]

True, the peacock the vid shows is male.

[@mabelkyobe2384]

I love peacocks. It was a restoration of what he had lost. Everything that was lost shall always be returned unto us. So lovely thanks

[@starathenak3797]

I had a cat for over 17 1/2 years. He died about maybe six years ago when I’m still mourning him he was my best friend his name was Sammy.

[@debschmitz5014]

That peacock is male! I raised them❤

[@mistersmith6963]

This is not the first story of this kind that is excessively verbose. It could have been told in two minutes and still been interesting.

[@maryshanley329]

They are ALL verbose.I wonder where they come from?

[@mistersmith6963]

@@maryshanley329 They are all probably machine generated on some AI farm. Another example of technology run amok.

[@susanjinzo5953]

@@mistersmith6963 .

[@susanjinzo5953]

.@@mistersmith6963.. have

[@eleanorrandels]

Gender confusion. He seems to be talking about a pea hen.

[@ellhafer2808]

Why all the pictures of Male birds and you keep talking about a hen ?😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@pamchinn9312]

Any n all nonsense to get subs

[@user-hn7zl4yj4q]

For gosh sake..he was young and didn't know better..

[@user-il4gg4dc8p]

Love peacocks, so beautiful, in the Bible it says that not even King Solomon dressed like one of them.

[@jerulew3547]

You are in err: Matthew 26Chapter says Solomon was not arrayed as the LILLIES of the field not a Peacock, though they are beautiful it’s the males that are have the colorful plumes though.

[@hilarydodds9285]

I had a peacock visit my suburban home each week for about 6 weeks, he arrived wandered aroung the home, I fed him and he would go, it was magical, unfortuantely I couldn't find where he came from or went. Loved the film, though a few hiccups re male & female.

[@JosephBoxmeyer]

Hey, I just watched three videos where the lead ",photos" were unreal AI generated, grossly exagerating the real story. Your narration states the fact of "ten eggs". So, why do you show a field full of eggs? I will not watch the rest of the story.

[@sherlynpatterson4304]

This is an old story from a couple years ago with a current release date.

[@gerritgerritsen9894]

I agree with you! Also I did just look two minutes and then I got fat up with this cheap sensation style.

[@marywemigwase3354]

Agreed

[@raymondfryar1533]

I've noticed for a while now there's more and more click bait from many channels.

[@wheelsofafrica]

Absolute, unadulterated CRAP. Time-wasting click bait.

[@robertguest5309]

that's true only the americans would come up with a story like that

[@user-td1ng8ie8s]

Having had two peacocks I know the bond you can create with birds. Still have many birds now today. Glad you saved the 10 chicks that is a success story.

[@robertclifton2211]

You live in a fantasy world dude. Story is too long!

[@rhondabuce8348]

I had a wonderful dog that I loved dearly, but she was tragically taken from me. She had puppies before she died, gorgeous puppies, and I wanted to keep one of them, but my husband said no. When she died, my heart died, aching for one of her babies I had to give up, as well as my beloved pet.

[@lilianareyes7502]

Why, couldn't u keep one puppy?

[@minervagonzales3787]

What an AMAZING GOD CREATION!!!!!!!

[@loidaperez9509]

What an amazing story! Maybe that's the reason the all landed on your farm

[@sherifleck5906]

That is not a female peacock.

[@mariloucieloagpalo7652]

Beautiful story ! ❤❤❤

[@heidialvarez7888]

thank you

[@prodigalpriest]

Most actual stories aren't as wordy as this. I doubt this is an actual event. It's a story with an snecdote attached to it.

[@swissuz]

I detest these click bait stories that are made up with no apparent end or moral with everchanging photos that are obviously not real,

[@nancysimpson4246]

Beautiful, absolutely beautiful peacock wow

[@anitatandon1292]

Pet's always lovable

[@josephjacques4904]

Beautiful

[@StaceySmalley]

Wow, I just read the previous three comments and just thought, "What a bunch of churlish wet blankets!". I did not find the story overly verbose, I do not find the story problematic because it is the males that have the gloriously colored plumage, and I am glad I was not so closed minded as the commenter who " refused" to finish listening to the story because there were too many eggs in the accompanying picture -- that person missed a good story. Sheesh, people, lighten up!

[@katherinewhittenberg8919]

Hard to believe,I wont hold my breath.

[@juliegrant9006]

So amazing!!! ❤❤❤

[@rossdavies-hooper3602]

Why do you refer to Sussie as a female? It's male peacocks that have the show of tail fans. Peahens do not.

[@ingersvindahl9267]

Just as I think too. This is not a hen.

[@lillyglynatsis9641]

Bla bla bla. What a weakest of time 😢

[@kenmcclellan]

Back in the 50s, my grandparents had some peafowl. Unfortunately, one day a huge wind kicked up and they were gone.

[@garypeterson4483]

pretty sad. Your pics shoe at least 50 eggs, yet you put all 10 eggs together in a nest.

[@H4me7215]

If it were me, i would have searched n searched for my peacock until i was blue in the face...never give up folks.❤

[@lynnb-TruckCastreauJr]

These are actually Pea Foul. The male is called a peacock and the female a peahen. The picture you kept showing and referring to as "her" is a male.

[@babydoll9282]

I worked at a nursery can we have 17 peacock and one was white we used to hand feed them every morning they're kind and beautiful and there's something strange happens in the middle of the night they go off like a siren they are good alarm systems

[@joanbrooks619]

This story dragged on a bit but it turns out awesome ❤❤❤❤

[@evaz6177]

I agree, it could be shorter

[@jerulew3547]

It was a beautiful story true or not ❤

[@amberlilly4101]

I don't know much about Peacocks, but I do know that it has to be a female to lay viable eggs. I also believe that you have to have a male bird to fertilize an egg to make a bird. Otherwise, it would just be an egg you eat. You can't get too stressed about many of these stories they are pretty much for entertainment, they add to them to make it interesting.

[@gilesellis8002]

The Usual Robot Voice = Boring over 20 eggs,

[@ibdalia69]

10?

[@MollieHunt-yi4bp]

Is this April fool?

[@meshaodell642]

If any had a mark like on its face or different colored eyes, or than the other 9 I would have called that particular one Sussy Jr. Since you could says Sussy's Spirit told that picock to lay her eggs at that farm, especially if it knew it was in danger. So it laid its eyes in a spot a potcher might not think to look just in case it was captured her eggs would be safe. Maybe it had also see seen the other farm birds and how safe they were as well.

[@rachelascott3130]

It’s a click-bait site. Poorly written, as usual….

[@paulinefernandez4093]

Great story, but, too long. 💕🌻

[@ashaharripassd7685]

❣️

[@foxywolf2009]

So dose that mean they are her babies she played before she was taken an yes I lost a beautiful blacklab she was 14 yrs old she had to be put down because people lied an said she bit them an she wouldn't hurt a fly then after she was put down they said srry wrong dog put down the other one to instead I moved from that area but still found my other dog shot all they wanted was my dogs gone so they could rob my house without being bothered by dogs :( so yea lost my loves part of my family 14 an 12 yrs omg an yes I finally got me a puppy an I love her an will protect her always Amen

[@vickigonya9432]

I keep.mine in the house in my absence. I'm armed when we are outside. Anybody threatens my dogs is going to need a coroner

[@lindykaz8921]

So sorry and what evil, evil people did that to your beloved dogs. But Judgement is coming as the Lord God will be judging EVERYONE. Those who have done such evil are in Trouble big time for the evil they've done.

[@bivashbatabyal3986]

Fantastic

[@legalshieldbarbara8554]

Too long a story made it boring!

[@Marie-tc1br]

Amen

[@nancykuehnel1854]

Interesting story but the video is showing a male peacock, not a female. Only males have the brilliant blue colors. Females are brow, gray, or white.

[@lorablankenship5999]

That is a mail peacock

[@fransboerseun8708]

Sadly. But beautiful

[@connierauscher5583]

The beautiful ones are male.

[@janetwunder3000]

Great, but TOO VERBOSE

[@garyabbott3861]

One of them didn't jump out and latch onto his face?

[@lucianathevenin656]

Only God created all things even the universe.

[@vgil1278]

silly stuff. Smacks of tic toc.

[@Hamach111]

One problem is that all peacocks are male; the female of the same species is called a peahen. The birds, regardless of sex, are called peafowl.

[@MusicLovingFool1]

you can edit...hit the 3 dots.

[@DEBRAHale-ps9tj]

If only 10 then why so hundreds?

[@ibdalia69]

Comms say it all.

[@MusicLovingFool1]

lol...who comes up with these stories?

[@donaldgrimes6403]

Why refer to the peacock as ‘she’? Peacocks are male and peahens are female. Of the peafowl, only the peacocks have the plumage.

[@robertking1480]

Eggplants

[@Luceforall]

🤣

[@davidleatherneck]

I guessed they were egg plants.

[@user-su7yl3jn4q]

Maby it was SOMONE THAT KNEW ABAUT THE STORIE AND HAD A peecoock farm AND planted THE EGG'S. ♥️🇩🇰K.H.C.🇩🇰.

[@ellamaesovereign8656]

That is a male peacock not a female I had several of them and he is definitely a boy

[@user-nd5in4fn8w]

Ostriches eggs

[@doughenning4899]

These are peacocks. The peahen does not have these beautiful feathers?.

[@BeautifulTinySavages]

😇🙏🦋⭐😊💫

[@user-gd6lw8ig9e]

The story is way too long I didn't wait for the ending

[@bettywarren3071]

Repeat over and over

[@terrywallis950]

THIS IS DRIVEL

[@pamlaw5959]

It was a sweet story but the bird was a male if it had the beautiful . The story was long for just saying he loved his Sussie . People can make a story about anything.

[@tulelazule6914]

pea hens are brown

[@sherlynpatterson4304]

This is not a new story. This same story was released about two years ago.

[@lenledwidge5367]

Snakes and pigs are deadly enemies. Pigs will eat anything , anything at all. Don't fall asleep in a pig pen. Thank God, bird eggs.

[@unclegeorgechristodoulou7823]

TOO MUCH B/S TALK...

[@rickywilkinson2679]

It her babys

[@laceycampbell7350]

Take long time to get to point

[@user-eh5gj1hx9z]

So they show a MALE peacock when talking about a female one! Brilliant!

[@mikeseaton5826]

OSTRICH EGG

[@bts-usa-army1853]

Click bait and way to long for a 1 minute storyline... that's not even true

[@user-dj1wk1th2e]

I know people, it's non stop commentary, no breaths taken, because it is, I suspected, done through AI. It becomes really monotonous ie: boring. One cannot taken in what is said as it is too non stop, without break, therefore cannot stick in memory. It's a new fashion the internet has got into, so sad. And the background music, just the same, few notes in a repeat loop pattern! Phew, nonsensical, and yes, mistakes! Female is names Peahen!

[@sherrytackett571]

That was a male peacock females don’t have the long brilliant tail feathers.

[@MarthaGonzalez-jm3vn]

I think this has to be a made up story.

[@patriciamoulton2552]

To much garbage that wasn't needed

[@darrylguy2338]

Male peacock sorry 😅

[@craigfrank1727]

Get to the point

[@helenminehan4356]

You never stop sharing things that are not important your voice is so annoying telling so much that is not needed share the important things then stop.

[@jeanettehughes9347]

Story to long😮

[@rgriffith3000]

HE SHOULD HAVE GOOGLED IT ?????

[@MrErik038]

Shit video stretched toooooooöooooooooooooooooo looooooooooooooooooooooong.

[@patricklee5653]

I am certain this is the most stupid I have ever heard...

[@Annie-jc8ic]

Thats a male thats they have there and they can attack and they are very noisey

[@lisa23245]

❤❤❤❤❤❤🦚🦚🦚🙏🙏🙏

[@lorim8070]

Get to the chase! Why drag on and on and on. Get to the point please.

[@francisfischer7620]

Get to the point. Oh forget it. You never will.

[@debrasnowkelley7083]

first off the females are not all blue n green....they are pale compared to the males. the pictures do not coordinate with the video dialog.....................such a shame

[@letruesdale756]

Dum dum. No smart.

[@georgeesteve1601]

Waste of time.

[@ladydragon3648]

I hope you know that was Bird you keep showing in a boy Peacock not a girl. & the girls are brown & the boys are Blue Unless they are the white ones.

[@granniesb8145]

Phony , phony ,phony phony !!!!!!!

[@marshalldressel9615]

Sorry to be a kill joy, but the author of this story clearly knows little about peacocks (males) and peahens (females). If this orphaned man came from a farming family, they would have certainly known this! There are many other factual errors which leads me to suspect this is another one of the myriads of concocted stories generated by AIs. This and a number of other stories I clicked on (and almost as quickly clicked off) all bear the AI signature of a lack of background knowledge in culture, prose styles, farming facts, etc. I hope these experiments in AI story telling a experience short and poorly viewed existence.