Fourth is redundant~2022-06-04~White stork's nest in Lyublevo. Poland

[@greg_1492]

Anyone notice the siblings got real quiet after that thud.

[@georgesealy4706]

It didn't seem to be unhealthy, just the smallest. I guess it was the last egg to hatch. The parent didn't want more than 3, and that was that.

[@shizlittlebam]

If you read the description...this chick survived and went to a rehabilitation center.

[@stewartteaze9328]

Izkierka... which means "Little Spark", "Sparky", or "Sparklet".

[@matthewhowe3727]

......and grew up to take revenge on it's siblings for being mean and it's parent for tossing it out of the nest.

[@Willtellthetruth]

Wow. Even storks can't escape sending their kids to rehab.

[@racegirl6924]

Thank god

[@simplycurlyde]

Poor baby. It seems like if it's not the 1st 3, it's chances of being killed by parents are likely.😞😢

[@kevinrobb86]

This is what happens when you don't eat all your food and grow up big and strong kids

[@hmongdestinyband1259]

This is a sad life. Looks likes he know he will get pick. Next life time don't ever born to be a Stork again...

[@dallbauossenn6325]

Someone should just go and "steal" the smallest stork at a certain time of their nest growing. Raise it in captivity togehter with other small taken stork chicks til they grow old enough to be released into the wild. But hey, i don't know.

[@rebeccacaraska4112]

Then they would just kill the next smallest one.

[@BarvGwydh]

@@rebeccacaraska4112 that doesn't make sense. they don't just do it randomly because they are triggered by small babies. there's a practical reason for it.

[@cynharman6866]

The smaller ones won’t be strong enough to migrate

[@Krafty]

Some people do. I’ve seen videos where they remove the smallest one before this happens, especially if there are 4 in the nest.

[@chilly777]

What for 🤷‍♀️ they're gonna do the same to their babies.😢

[@shornsheep3118]

I guess that insistent feeders exhaust the mother once the babies are eating over a certain amount. That probably triggers this behavior. You could test it by having easy food within reach, or feeding some of the chicks on the sly, and seeing if the weakling still gets dumped from the nest. Easier to pitch the smallest over the side.

[@yourdaddy6030]

Plus it's a lot more fun

[@Dan-oi4kt]

They don't just kill them they torture them first. This is like the 4th video I've seen where instead of just tossing them over the edge they let them dangle before doing them in. Evil f'n birds

[@erismana2105]

I agree 💩parents

[@manbeard8678]

Think they are just teaching the other chicks which one to kill if they become parents... Teaching takes a while you know lol.

[@erismana2105]

@@manbeard8678 🤡

[@alox1098]

@@erismana2105 🤓

[@sithlordhibiscus9936]

they only have beaks… try doing anything with just your mouth.

[@jasse85]

Everyone: "storks are not evil, they are just animals and this is survival" Stork: *drops chick, goes down and picks him back up to the nest, and drops him again* Stork: *turns slowly towards the camera*

[@HooDooBrown]

"I'll do it again *HYUCK* " -Stork

[@therealbahamut]

Right? She didn't just throw him out; she came back up with blood on her beak at 10:40. She could've just dropped him and said "Nothin' personal, kid." But no. She went down there to finish the job. I guess storks don't like counting to four.

[@thathungrypanda4386]

​@therealbahamut The baby was attacking the brood and the mother gave multiple punishments. She finished him off so predators would be enticed to get the others

[@cwatson42785]

​@@thathungrypanda4386 Funny you say that as this one was the second video of its kind I've seen and both videos had one thing in common....The tossed baby before hand kept pecking at their siblings and seems that might be the main reason they get tossed. To protect the others when one baby is aggressive for no real reason

[@Tevi_L7151]

@@therealbahamut oh god, maybe she rushed down to kill the chick because that would have been more merciful than if it had died below in agony from broken bones and internal organs for a long time. Animals have no idea that someone can pick up a chick to care, because only we, humanity, do it. By the way, somewhere there was a broadcast channel from a nest in Ukraine, where the storks managed to feed all 5 chicks approximately equally. Unfortunately, the broadcast was stopped due to the recommendations of the security service to turn off online cameras in Ukraine, but the last recording clearly shows all 5 healthy chicks same size, the channel now posts regular videos . From this we can conclude that in other more urbanized countries of Europe, storks simply do not have to found enough food to feed all the chicks

[@Oxzilion]

That chick wasn’t too much smaller than the next smallest, so I can assume all 4 hatched different days. It doesn’t look sick, or weak. I wonder if food became an issue. I just watched a stork nest with 6 chicks, which is more than I’ve ever seen in a stork nest, and the mother ate the smallest one, but it was MUCH smaller. I always wonder, but I guess nature will be nature.

[@chlopca]

I think she maybe did it because the little one was agressive...

[@Oxzilion]

@@chlopca a lot of nests if you watch the bigger ones are much more aggressive and end up killing the smaller ones. I’m just overly curious about something I’ll never fully understand.

[@erismana2105]

💩 parents

[@dkchen]

Probably a combination of food for the rest and it being the smallest

[@sandraaguayocastillo4680]

The father went missing, 6 mouths to feed for two were too many, for one parent it was directly an impossible task.

[@dynamicdave2647]

So disturbing! The mom is just staring for like a minute at the chick she tortured… and its almost as if the chick is trying to play dead so mother will leave it alone

[@GraceNichols-bn4cg]

I agree! So sad. Makes u want to rescue that poor baby!😢

[@32f32f]

Vegans everywhere 😅

[@exidy-yt]

Storks are absolutely the worst parents. We all know that if there isn't enough food or the youngest chick is too small to push past it's siblings to get the food that is delivered, it will die. But stork parents don't just benignly neglect the smallest when food is scarce, they cold-bloodedly decide that one will die, and not even always the smallest. I've seen storklets yeeted from the nest for simply asking for food by tapping Mom's bill. And they don't JUST chuck them from the nest, they peck them, haul them up in their beak by the neck and strangle them, crush their bellies etc before FINALLY tossing them out of the nest. That's beyond nature's hard-but-fair rules, that's outright cruel to your own young.

[@Ghostlyslime]

I know you're serious when talking about what has occurred in the video but I can't help but chuckle that between all the seriousness you say: "Yeeted", it's so funny

[@exidy-yt]

@@Ghostlyslime Heheh no worries. I think I used it deliberately to evoke an image of how fast and brutally they can grab and toss a young storklet out of the nest, and didn't want to repeat the same words doing so.

[@xxfree-forevloverxx9325]

stop humanizing wild animals, they don't know how to put a deadly injection or what humanely euthanize is, this is in the wild

[@BanjoSick]

Hey, come on. Often they eat them alive as well. Birds are creepy.

[@johngear1415]

Agree to disagree. I think human parents that choose to keep downs and tarded babies are the worst parents in nature. Selfish.

[@doti7168]

Biedny maluszek 😥, jak sie chowa za rodzeństwo ,silny jest chce żyć❤

[@adriansekscinski2191]

Po obejrzeniu tego kompletnie przestałem lubić te zwierzęta.

[@barbarakulig-filipov4837]

Prawo natury. Pewnie by nie przezyl. Ale ciesze sie, ze zyje. Poz.

[@jayhouse3149]

Ma don't take me, look how tough I am, watch me peck on my larger siblings, I'm stronger than they are! C'mon Ma, please don't hurt me please don't toss me outta my nest STOP MA STOP

[@adamanhavengarde]

you've had your chance. If only you listened to me when I told you to eat your frogs.

[@jayhouse3149]

Too Funny!

[@erismana2105]

stupid comment

[@kikirikikirlafsdfskd]

@@adamanhavengarde But I am stork, not French!

[@KebabMusicLtd]

This must be the ultimate rejection for the chick. Imagine the years of psychological turmoil it will now face, having been brought up and cared for by a tree-hugging garden gnome.

[@KebabMusicLtd]

I've watched a few of these type of videos now. I wonder what thoughts go through the mother birds head. Really, the runts days were numbered since the very moment it hatched, but why is it only at this moment that mom-bird decide its time to throw it out? What is it that the mom bird is seeing, when she looks down on the runt?

[@nikkiwestwood6127]

I think it's so wonderful how the stork babies come together to protect the smallest of their sibling that Mom targets... U can clearly see in this video how they continuously tried to shield it with their bodies

[@courtneyyandell6637]

I wouldn't mind if storks went extinct.. awful horrible creatures...

[@CeurComplex]

I totaly lost interest in the protection of this species. Extinction is underrated.

[@BarvGwydh]

This is how nature goes. All mothers in nature have an extreme sense of compassion for their offspring, thankfully the bird had a stronger sense that she cannot raise all 4. You have a cat in your avatar, cats are equipped to have 10 or more kittens sometimes, do you think those survived often in nature? Probably close to 0% chance that a cat can keep its litter of >8. Maternal infanticide is common, I think most mammals do it. Imagine wishing for an animal's extinction because of your own ignorance. And at the same time such people wonder why humans destroy nature, it's because of poor understanding like this.

[@misty28882]

I AGREE 💯

[@DokiSarosi]

I have the same opinion on humans.

[@BarvGwydh]

@@DokiSarosi Sorry that you had a poor relationship with your parents

[@Mustafa70116]

Glad it survived

[@angiescarberry4339]

These birds are the worst birds ever! Evil as hell

[@zojamasarova9365]

Да чтоб тебя... как же жестоко. Бедный птенчик,так уже хотел жить. Ненавижу этих птиц. Никогда не думала что аист птица такие жестокие. Думала,что аист на крыше счастье под крышей. Мир на земле.😢😢😢

[@gals6353]

Зоя, птенец выжил. Пройдите по ссылке под видео и узнайте его судьбу..

[@Tevi_L7151]

Nature is cruel, because the chick is the weakest, and the stronger ones must be fed as a guarantee for the survival of the species. Plus, this is where the stories about the stork bringing babies come from - it's the sound of fallen weak chicks or their corpses that died of hunger because they couldn't get food for themselves

[@MagdalenaStokoska-wb2ff]

no co za bociany wezmie zabije i nawet nie zje a ja glodna jestem

[@FireGrave]

C'est la vie et c'est la sélection naturelle, quand la nourriture est moins abondant qu'il reste beaucoup de petit à nourrir, la mère ou le père n'ont pas d'autre choix que de laisser tomber le plus faible, se qui est normal, c'est pratiquement pareille partout dans la vie sauvage, seul le plus fort et le plus robuste peu vivre.

[@robertbraun7155]

Family driving by- Little girl in the back seat: "look momma! Pretty bird!! Mom: Yes sweetie, that's a stork! Daughter: Whats a stork momma?? Mom: A stork brings new babies home, just as a stork brought you home to me and your Daddy!!.. Meanwhile in the nest it's pandemonium and bloodshed!! On their way to the park to look at the pelicans next to the lake swallowing ducks whole! 😂

[@milfirm]

That baby is weak causing the mother to give up raising it, pushing all resources to stronger babies.

[@henryt169]

If they didn’t want so many off spring, why hatch so many in the first place?

[@may1978ad]

That was savage! 🥺

[@tatiananuzhna519]

Естественный отбор в деле!

[@MrG3ST]

That baby bird would do the same if it gets to grow up.

[@GLING17]

Brutal! Threw the baby out and you can hear it hit something below. Poor thing. 😞

[@mukulsharma2413]

Why these stork parents do such unkind thing always. I am sad 😢😢. Murderers ☹️

[@BanjoSick]

they call it the rule of fours.

[@valerieteti1755]

The baby stork was rescued and survived There’s a link to video 👇🏽

[@chinsiewtow7678]

Evil parents, very cruel. Torturing their chicks. They have a right to live even if food are scarse.Cannot compare with Benjamin's parents (Stork family) where they kept some fish for him in their beak separately for him.

[@valerieteti1755]

@@chinsiewtow7678 In nature no creature has a right to live. Animals have no morals to answer to. As I pointed out upthread the chick was rescued.

[@joelormston2128]

loving mother

[@iAmIronMan0605]

If only it were that simple

[@tommyhan6864]

So beautiful video~

[@equaliser2265]

You can see it was biting attacking the other birds, she was disciplining it. Removed it from the others to see if it would stop.

[@charlesrock1328]

Trouble maker was eliminated

[@Le-Korl]

No. This behavior is instinct and encouraged by the stork-parent. They purposely withhold food supply so that the storklets fight and kill each other to reduce energy burn of the parent-stork.

[@maciejfedak1258]

No. Birds dont care if a baby is agressive, in fact the most agressive offspring are usually the most favored, since they beg for food the hardest and push away the siblings, and therefore get fed the most and grow bigger. Storks almost always toss out the smallest and weakest baby, even if the food isnt scarce. By being agressive it tried to weaken its siblings and make itself seem stronger so it wouldnt be tossed out. Mom wasnt buying it though

[@dizzzave357]

Maybe if she spent more time gathering food and less time figuring out which chick to throw out of the nest, she wouldn't have this problem.

[@JG_DeadColor]

let open a twitter thread about her pal

[@misty28882]

Wow I posted the same thoughts!! 😅😅

[@ЗевсКронос-л3н]

И после этого, аисты считаются символом семейного счастья и появления в семье малышей, верности, преданности и родительской любви, и что птица всегда живет в паре и разделяет заботы о птенцах???

[@ViachslauM]

Это легенда. Такая же как про лебединую верность.Оказывается, лебёдушки подгуливают не слабо.до 50 процентов пар имеют птенцов от чужих самцов.

[@Tglass]

It seems these are not very smart birds, instinctive yes, but not smart. They know what they're doing when thinning the family, but they'll go at it for awhile torturing the chosen one, (as someone else noted) then suddenly stop as if they forgot what they were doing. Then they restart the process and just seem to drag it out. Sometimes the older ones get involved and they do that sort of ritual where they rear their heads back clapping the beak. I guess the whole family participates in a way at times. And then the ones that get eaten if they're small enough....tough species to be born into!

[@chinsiewtow7678]

Evil parents。The chick has every right to live. Storks are evil, torturing their selected chicks to death. Cannot compa 4

[@iskandar0155]

Kelinci anak nya banyak ga segitunyah,itu klakter induk ,yg taboleh ditiru

[@marybyars9642]

Nature my ass! They are fricking sick ass birds!!

[@tunkamtungkhang2465]

once pointed out will never be spared as observed,but if all big chiks are hiden away for while and rejected chik is kept on nest will parents accept, please try

[@Arfabiscuit]

The honesty of nature fills me with joy brilliant stuff

[@FOMO-f8m]

It's always the smallest that is the most vicious

[@AlexandreMouliere-hk2le]

Sa fait mal au cœur de voir sa 😢😢😢

[@Chino_does]

Is this another video of stork killing their young

[@habar8866]

Когда родная мать, так поступает с дитём своим, на чью помошь опираться птенцу? Как же жесток этот мир😪😪😪😪

[@zatoonbano4479]

Why they don’t broke the egg

[@Resenbrink]

Why dont they just get rid of the 4th egg

[@lucylulu1544]

She throws it over the edge and then flies down to kill it?

[@RebeccaLavihomefinderagent]

Can someone explain to me ,why the mom didn't want the youngest one? I am so upset about it

[@vonmatterhorn6656]

Storks are known birds to kill their offspring because of food scarcity. They do this to be able to feed the storklet with best chance of surviving. They are also known for killing their offspring for no reason.

[@erismana2105]

💩 parents

[@nikolaikolev8433]

Even sometimes try to kill one of them and then stop for some reason. Why would bother trying to kill it and then leave it, potentially injured and small.

[@waxkopp]

The stork simply didn't get childsupport.💶💸💴

[@FelixS.]

@@nikolaikolev8433 They absolutely never stop once they decided one will go.

[@ilovemeforwhoiam]

Outer beauty is nothing if you have an evil mind.. nature shows some creul reality here. .. generational trauma😂

[@bguntern]

He is really a mean guy

[@christopher9000p]

After that, nobody ever complained about dinner again.

[@classicalroach]

Nature is beautiful

[@supiferous9739]

Okay I'm gonna lay this out. I am a birdwatcher, and though I don't have a degree backing up what I say, this is actually a common practice for larger bird species that nest. The reason I've assumed is because larger birds are often high ranking predators on the food chain, so they need to have a certain level of maturity and respect for the world they live in. As you will often see in these videos, I beleive the mother is noticing that the child it plans on throwing out of the nest has a behavioral issue. They often peck, are annoying, immature or unkind. Even to the point of fighting back against their own parent. As some have mentioned, I don't think they are "torturing" the child. They are trying to prod it to judge it's reaction. And often they find a hostile and aggressive response from the child, which leads them to believe that perhaps the baby stork does not have the cunning and respect it takes to be a large predator. So instead, they kill them so that one day they don't make these mistakes as an adult.

[@gals6353]

I am not an ornithologist. Perhaps my assumptions are immature and naive. I think that the chick thus makes it clear that he is strong, he can stand up for himself no worse than older brothers and sisters. But the parent decided otherwise ...

[@Nature-lm7ul]

I agree with Gals regarding this episode . I am no Opthalmologist either, but this poor chick was clearly targeted for merely being the last born of this gaggle.

[@FellOnMyKeys]

The only time you will see aggressive behavior in a storklet is if the parent tries removing it. It pecks and bites it's siblings to provoke them into moving around, making it more difficult for the mother to grab it. Storks are a non-competitive species, which means they don't engage in siblicide. When food becomes scarce, the mother has the responsibility of removing the smallest/weakest of the brood to conserve resources. At this point her survival instincts will begin conflicting with her nuturing duties, which is why it's not a quick process, until the storklet is finally removed.

[@FellOnMyKeys]

​@@Nature-lm7ul*ornithologist

[@maciejfedak1258]

No. Birds dont care if a baby is agressive, in fact the most agressive offspring are usually the most favored, since they beg for food the hardest and push away the siblings, and therefore get fed the most and grow bigger. Storks almost always toss out the smallest and weakest baby, even if the food isnt scarce. By being agressive it tried to weaken its siblings and make itself seem stronger so it wouldnt be tossed out. Mom wasnt buying it though

[@usmc6157]

Eviction day rough around that Big Brother house!

[@dynamicdave2647]

Lol, after dropping the chick to the ground, the mother flies to it to make sure she killed it?

[@ahmadabdulwahid9148]

Chick usually fight other when attacked by stork. Why?

[@gals6353]

I think he wants to show that he is strong and should stay in the nest.

[@ahmadabdulwahid9148]

​@@gals6353 yes i think like this. Stork is very Sharp and hurt. Chick storklet shows us about sudden habit

[@eddiegarcia7289]

This is awful and answer is always NATURE, So the youngest becomes the sacrifice for the other's to survive. Is there a study or research of these experiences..

[@cheetah595]

All these stork videos are about the mother killing the smallest one. And people always are writing that it’s because of lack of food sources. Is it? It looks to me like it’s just something they do regardless of how plentiful food is. The smaller ones don’t look unhealthy to me. They are probably smaller because they were born last.

[@ESPRESSO-COOKIE500]

If you’re the weakest then honey no,you ain’t surviving.Sadly that’s how it is in nature,no matter if food is scarce or not,the parents need a strong offspring that’ll be able to continue their blood line.

[@meatrealwishes]

@@ESPRESSO-COOKIE500 There are videos showing storks don’t kill weak babies. At least one never grew up and eventually died without being thrown out of the nest. The mother didn’t care that his siblings were looking like giants in front of him. In some others, there was no shortage of food and yet the stork parent did the deed. The last kid is not always the victim either. I would also add that storks eat mostly from ponds, rivers and seas. They don’t even abandon their safe nests fully. The adults, however, routinely die. Shoebills have been accused of coming close to extinction for their practice of infanticide.

[@myladyd.winter5079]

any news about the rescued stork-baby?

[@gals6353]

He is alright. Grows and develops: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6ubp5WZid6Sgqs.

[@shadowkiller20]

@@gals6353 Thank you for saving it. 😍

[@_Chessa_]

Making this into AI and replacing the storks into humans.

[@michaeljack6277]

storks are like na zis.

[@stamossaros7641]

🤔The irony is that our first year they told us that Storks brings the babies. Bullshits😡.

[@LindaD0905]

Lol, indeed. Bring babies? They kill them.

[@donnydoit7678]

I tell you guys something satisfying. I can’t save that bird for you guys lol but I will give you something to offset your anger a bit. Type in stork and jackal. I am sure it will bring some peace to you.

[@НадеждаКучеренко-ц8т]

Удас! Злые птицы.

[@SarkaSvet]

Oni maji svůj rozum, jednoduché je nekoukat

[@badmasis]

poor chick begging mum don't eat me

[@desmondshannon5360]

Thus is nature people. They are the parental pokemon. (Wait thats a kangaskhan) do continue. Anyways nothing DESERVES to die. But thats the animal kingdom, be it death by parent or death by disease, or death by enemies, the weakest is doomed..always.

[@Le-Korl]

You call it nature, but this is one of the few birds that do this. Observe the blue tit! Or the great tit, they have up to like NINE babies and most of them survive if in safe conditions. And they ALL receive the attention they deserve. Storks are huge damn birds, yet they are too lazy to actually go hunt for their babies most of the time (seen through brood reduction and encouraging the other babies to fight and kill each other by PURPOSELY limiting food supply). This is why these birds are looked down upon and are demonized. Why? Well, because they are. Their instinct is absolutely subject to scrutiny because this is a maladaptive behavior - meaning it actually DOES NOT benefit them at all to do this. Further, look at where the nest is - there is likely plenty of food supply and whatever else needed to survive. The dumbass Stork spent more energy and time trying to infanticide than to actually care for its babies. That’s why these species are always teetering on endangered. Further, storks are hardly a benefit to the ecosystem.

[@eizol568]

If only humans could do the same 🤔

[@sayjustwordstome]

Just do it, Grab a stork and throw it down

[@travisshelley9778]

They do, they just don't look them in the eyes when they do it. They pay someone to do it for them.

[@bonnieleelee9936]

Mommie dearest is here darlings

[@ghost.ranger1628]

WHY DO YOU KEEP HURTING ME MOM ?????????????????????????

[@Oxzilion]

Seems any time I see these, the mom pecks the baby, the baby pecks another, then that one pecks another. Storks just seem so violent

[@sithlordhibiscus9936]

it isn't torture. it's hard to do anything with just a beak. they are birds，not primates. no opposable thu mb! no arm s.

[@bezsie8518]

Great idea to do the same to my neighbor. 🤔

[@edithtrinitaria8121]

this is the nest that a cuckoo should lay its egg on.

[@Dabrixmgp]

Guess it should have learned to fly

[@hamidi7284]

Anak yg paling lemah akan dibunuh karena dianggap tidak akan mampu berkompetisi.

[@myinbox6401]

please tell me what happened to the chick whose mother threw it away? did you pick up the chick, helped the chick to survive?

[@gals6353]

Under the video there are links about the surviving chick.

[@muffdiver4973]

He was targeted for termination.

[@KaozZapp79]

I thought the BAD parents are the ravend ones

[@valkarkauskas9488]

Mothers Choice

[@crisjapopcris1564]

😢 poor scapegoat chick

[@pamelaparker2352]

I don’t have the courage to watch the video.

[@gals6353]

The sight is certainly not for the faint of heart. It's comforting that the chick survived. He's fine and in rehab. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqurlJKqhp2kj5I

[@sleeper9728]

RELAX TRUMPER 🤦‍♂️

[@amaraljose4154]

Lansou fora o filhote Puts q dor Deus

[@tatjanakim4597]

Какой кошмар 😢

[@lallianhmuaka9216]

you paid with your life for being the smallest?

[@notthefather3919]

I wonder how many people who are sad about this pro-abortion?

[@KaozZapp79]

I HATE mothers habit, thizz look in her paranoid eyes

[@miredo]

Why this little storklet flushed out anger on its siblings whenever the adult touched him

[@gals6353]

I have seen this in other nests as well. Perhaps the chick wants to show that he is no weaker than his brothers and sisters. But that's just my opinion. I have't come across any other explanations.

[@miredo]

@@gals6353 thanks! Yes this behaviour are sometimes seen in other nests too. (Adding: including in some human behaviour). What i could think of is these birds are still immature physically (vision) and mentally. Well can animal hardly be called mature in mentality as human. I dont know. Yet to find out...

[@gals6353]

@@miredo We do not know much, but we are trying to do it.

[@shabitaple]

I think the 4th storklet attacked it's siblings because it sustained neurological damage from when the parent was pecking and grabbing it. With its usual brain functioning damaged it would have been unable to recognise it's surroundings and only having primitive behaviour left

[@FleszYr]

Dobra robota 👌👍👏 Słabe osobniki fora że dwora 😂

[@Madmaximuss]

Storks are some nasty birds.

[@Samuelx123x]

Little booger keeps resisting and trying to get back into the nest.. give him credit at least for that. 🤣 Btw, 10:06 is when the money shot takes place.

[@ND-jl9jq]

The mother was hardening her heart before doing it. It was like, I have to do it. Did anyone notice the wings of a dead fledgling under the weak one as he tries to hide? The mother is in a quarry due to shortage of food. I think birds prefer giving their young a quicker death than a slow one.

[@Butterfly-mt5ml]

🤦🏾‍♀️

[@Nature_is_metal]

Don't use human emotions on everything.

[@FelixS.]

They absolutely don´t care.

[@richy69ify]

@@Nature_is_metal LOL then the Stork writes a sad poem.

[@wilfordhermannii9685]

Last born first to go

[@greatmindandbelieve6732]

Shed rather break the egg early than kill it as a teenager

[@r4_5436]

Nature can be cruel