The Crazy Rackelhahn (Rackelwild) - Rakkelhanen (English subtitles)

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The Rackelhahn (Rackelwild) is a hybrid between the Wood grouse (Western capercaillie) and the Black grouse. This guy kills and abuses a Black grouse cock during a lekking game in the woods. Strong scenes!
Copyright of Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK). Broadcasted 7. October 1999.
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Rakkelfugl er en krysning mellom storfugl og orrfugl; halvt tiur, halvt orrhane. Denne rakkelhanen dreper og misbruker en orrhane under en orrlek i skogen. OBS: Sterke scener!
Dette klippet er fra «Ut i naturen» på NRK, sendt første gang 7. oktober 1999.

[@jannetteberends8730]

That’s a psychopath bird.

[@sculdermully480]

*psychopathic

[@ryanmccloskey4292]

Wow, that's a murder and rape machine, nature can be brutal.

[@Buledde]

Too good, they are infertile.

[@sigurdmodin9594]

@@Buledde well they actually arent, some of them are fertile and can reproduce. there has been one recording of it happening in norway

[@motherlandbot6837]

Wild male Capercaillie rarely rape hens, who gather (sometimes in groups of more than 10 individuals) at the display grounds of usually solitary favored males for mating. The extreme aggressiveness of breeding male Capercaillie increases survivorship among their offspring as well as that of incubating and parental females by making breeding males attack potential predators, which they either drive off or fall victim to in lieu of the much less conspicuous hens and their chicks. It also skews survivorship in favor of hens. This hybrid male is attracted to lek aggregations of the socially displaying male Black Grouse, but is also as aggressive towards male Black Grouse as male Capercaillie are towards adult rivals of their own relatively asocial species, which does not usually tolerate close proximity of displaying males.

[@gelphaze1229]

Kill then rape the body dame!

[@mrs.kelevra]

Jetzt ist mir schlecht, danke Olli.

[@SimplyTim]

Echt jetzt 🙈 ohh man Olli

[@AstorThalis]

I think the beginning of American History X is less brutal than this.

[@Bonpu]

I shouldn’t have watched this right after watching Midsummar.

[@Mr.Wpunkt]

Ollis Krafttier.

[@motherlandbot6837]

Renowned wildlife artist John James Audubon observed tom Wild Turkeys mounting and mating with rivals that they had killed in fights. Robert Scott, leader of the Terra Nova Expedition in Antarctica, was horrified to repeatedly observe male Adelie Penguins mating with the frozen corpses of colony mates who had died in approximations of the crouching posture of soliciting female Adelie Penguins. These birds had not been killed in fights; most died during storms.

[@iskog.831]

But man, we gotta represent mixed individuals as killing & raping machines.

[@MortenErCrazy]

I can't help but wonder if the social alienation from the other birds plays a part. In humans, our worst behaviours are usually cultivated by ostracism. It creates a sort of generalized misanthropy and distrust, and sometimes predatory tendencies. Maybe this doesn't require a primate brain to occur.

[@FixedFace]

y o u w i I I n e v e r b e a w o m a n

[@MortenErCrazy]

@@FixedFace what

[@malteasermidnight7200]

maybe thats the case given that the bird is a hybrid and doesn't find many like its type, maybe the other grouse just don't like him idk. Good theory

[@necrophile8486]

@@FixedFace bro did your brain fall out?

[@kelvliximab2362]

No, Capercaillies are kill-fuck machines. It inevitably got this from the Caper half. Have you SEEN what capers do? They'll mate with and try to kill you too. They're 100% bite, 0% brain. Us humans are merciful on this Satan spawn. Interesting thought, but a stretch. These birds are not intelligent enough for that. All they're meant for is breed and kill.

[@paulhomsy2751]

What a messed up bird.

[@MarshaNPILoveCanada]

🇮🇩 I think it's because the testosterone are way too high since he's a hybrid and both of the chromosomes and DNAs are dominant. Maybe that's why... It can happen in nature. Including us.

[@cannedpiss5178]

@@MarshaNPILoveCanada yes, i have seen the same reasoning applied for their aggression to humans. ppl enter their breeding grounds which triggers a surge in testosterone; typically they will disperse when 'disturbed', but when this happens often they become aggressive instead. plenty of vids on youtube lol.

[@jungi001]

Nice to know at least some animals come close to us humans

[@johannesschult4170]

Dolphins are even more close to us and they rape for fun. Not every dolphin but some just like humans. They even have an entire language

[@bayarea_pyro4159]

@@johannesschult4170 I thought that they did it as a form of dominance not just purely for fun😳 There goes dolphins for me

[@lhistoiregeoetlecommunisme8222]

This is an hybrid between capercaillie and black grouse. It has killed this black grouse because it is more strong and bigger.

[@GregorKehl]

Olli Schulz... Das sind vielleicht KZbin Tipp's 😬😬😬

[@franzbraun9937]

Ich bin auch seinem Tipp gefolgt😅

[@Sir_Tr0ll]

Danke Brammen

[@davidudiivi.ii.1492]

Also ganz erlich xD jetz bin ich verstört

[@devcatx]

I see that the human being is not the only murderer in nature

[@oliveryt7168]

We're animals too... Of course there will be other animals, that did it before us.

[@manfredlaub1776]

I did find it interesting knowing from the wildness of the Capercaillie which i used to rear in captivity including the Black grouse of course the Caper is mainly mean and deviant during the breeding season here in North America Prairie chicken and Sharptail grouse cross breed if they happen to be on the same range of course they are smaller birds and don't kill each other , greetings from B.C. Canada

[@MarshaNPILoveCanada]

🇮🇩 I see 👍🏼 Hallo from Indonesia

[@giorgiorocca8477]

great footage here!! thanks for sharing! i've found a rackelhahn in a black grouse lek arena here on the alps and i was getting informed about it... would be a kind of sad to see something like this though :/

[@markuse3472]

Hannibal Lecter: I never thought of the perverse part before. Huh...

[@michaelnagle8250]

"Now we're going to watch something really nasty." (Big grin.)

[@sulpert]

Grouse still made it to be a decent Lunch for a camera dude

[@paparoe1835]

😂

[@ahr7730]

I dont know how I'm here but I will never see them the same way as I did...he rapped him after killing. Wtf

[@bohdaj]

I am interested - SO THIS IS THE CROSS BREED (actually I have never heard that it is possible to cross breed between woodengouse and blackgouse) BETWEEN THOSE SPECIES, BUT HOW ABOUT THE PUREBLOODED WOODENGROUSE ? DOES HE ATTACK THE PURE BLACKGROUSE ALSO ? OR IS IT ONLY IN CASE OF CROSS BREEDS INDIVIDUALS that are so aggressive ? as we can see it in the video

[@LaurenticAspie]

The parent species prefer different breedings grounds, with wood grouse preferring forests or their immediate vicinities and black grouse preferring open fields (as shown here). Since most rackelwilds are fathered by black grouses, they have a greater tendency to join the latter in their competition. As for the aggression - well, we do know that at least wood grouse cocks have a serious overload of testosterone when in heat, and, in the absense of hens, will physically intimidate and assault anything that moves and even go after fleeing targets. (As many Finnish "hullu metso" videos as well as those in other languages here in YT demonstrate.) Black grouse cocks show off more than they fight, but the males of most polygynous bird species have at least a hidden capacity for aggression. The males of both parent species also rely on the quality of their very specific mating calls and gestures to advertise their fitness to females in order to minimize mutually destructive fights beforehand, but the hybrid's postures stick out too much and his call is an alien grunt unattractive to hens of either parent species (in the wild at least). So I guess the one in the video gets frustrated and cracks up.

[@p_roduct9211]

@@LaurenticAspie Thanks for the informative post. Are you experienced working or hunting these birds? It's interesting to see the bird pummel it's wings like that, so terrifying their hormones can do this.

[@LaurenticAspie]

@@p_roduct9211 Mostly just read and watched videos about them. I've only ever seen a few wood grouse hens IRL.

[@motherlandbot6837]

@@LaurenticAspie Studies of communally displaying lek grouse indicate that the location of a male's display territory within the lek area may sometimes be the single most important factor in their selection by females. Here in North America, male Sage Grouse, Greater Prairie Chickens, and Sharp Tailed Grouse, have the most success in mating if their territories are in the center of the lek area. This does not rule out the possibility that these very successful males may simply be able to claim territories away from positions in the periphery that are most vulnerable to predators simply because of their status in the lek hierarchy.

[@Pentagram666mar]

It s like tea bagging in multiplayer games

[@luporis2375]

It's the Ken McElroy of birds

[@Michaelkaydee]

It has the temper of the capercaillie with a dose of hybrid madness 😄

[@stoneeh]

If you want to feel better after this, search for "wood grouses vs eagle". You're welcome! (Yes I know, the Rackelhahn is not technically a wood grouse. But it displays the exact same fighting style and over-aggressive, reckless behavior. I think that's close enough.)

[@stoneeh]

The Ted Bundy of birds!

[@dataexpunged4784]

Nah man, this is some Ed Kemper type shit

[@ronward3949]

No Wood grouse means this guy is just responding out of principality to other larger birds, females or males, so he jumps into this Action.

[@toybarons]

The aggressive behavior is pure hormone rage. The poor Wood Grouse is turning around expecting to shadow box one of their own. Instead they are met with the equivalent of Mike Tyson in the Rackelwild male. Then the ending. Mating with a dead bird is not that unusual. Just check out penguins like the Adélie. Male turkeys have also been known to hump a bird corpse too. They are not picky.

[@TheBrownsberg]

04:20 after the beheading he defiles the body.

[@RagbagMcShag]

that rackelhahn is redpilled for sure

[@diegocaballero59]

4:25 This is the most Vicious and evil brid I've see. After beheading the other chicken he preceeds to fuck it.

[@romanlukas9137]

Danke Olli Schulz 😅😂

[@johnarnekristiansen3435]

Brutal😬

[@paulo70412]

comportamento muito primitivo. certamente essa ave carrega um DNA dos antigos dinossauros.

[@69STARBREAKER]

This is brutal in Norway...

[@DJKLProductions]

Sweden...

[@69STARBREAKER]

@@DJKLProductions This is brutal in Sweden...

[@emilyvillanovanyangatgirl]

Brutal

[@hmedhmed7628]

Crazy bird

[@elmerbefuddled2156]

😳 In the US there are two species of grouse that live peacefully together but do not interbreed. Mainly because one species must sing to attract females while the other must dance to attract females. The mating rules are clear. But occasionally the two types do accidentally breed. Unfortunately this results in male offspring that do a bizarre whacky & nonsensical hybrid song & dance mating routine that confuses & terrifies BOTH species's females. The hens run away from these males in fear & horror. \🤪/?! And these poor mixed-up males end up alone in exile as frustrated life-long bachelors. Often they're seen running around & around in little circles all by themselves - dance stomp squawk squawk! Dance stomp squawk squawk! While the other grouse watch from a safe distance & just stare...

[@elmerbefuddled2156]

@@albatross8361 Yes. And you'd think the female chicks that result from these two different birds mating would be receptive to their "song & dance" male counterparts? 🤔 (But maybe only males develop inside the eggs.)

[@albatross8361]

@@elmerbefuddled2156 maybe, plus they might be sterile, like the rackelhahn.

[@elmerbefuddled2156]

@@albatross8361 👍✨

[@Pinkielover]

like some humans

[@YujiUedaFan]

He reminds me of Melon from Beastars.

[@brendanjordan6780]

It's not Disney for sure. 😨 😨 😨

[@caitlynryder8639]

WTF man!?

[@jurhumlantong302]

Jenis Burung apa. Hidup dan berada Di Wilyah Negara Mana

[@Vindheyrandi]

Northern Europe, Northwest Asia and in the mountains of the rest of Europe

[@eatwhatukiii2532]

I’m so glad that her gentle voice calmed me before watching the violence. Well, I was warned. I should say, anyone who is a bird hunter would make hunting these hybrids a priority.

[@akseli654]

These hybrids are super rare. There is no way you can hunt those but if I ever get lucky enough, I will shoot one

[@sk.43821]

You want to cure nature from nature. How stupid is this.

[@therealpartyboy1271]

Funk: sucht das lieber nicht auf KZbin. Ich: …

[@ronward3949]

Colder tempatures and could mean limitong food stores or habitat quality issues, even up this Hybrid is obviously aberrant behavior warranting Documentation, now Actions should be broadly discussed recognizing Issues.

[@flashskape5]

lmfao wow wtf!

[@ishareall1069]

It is very dangerous to fight animals in nature

[@MeinCreep]

Was für ein kranker Fest und Flauschig Fan bist du denn, dass du dir das nochmal in HQ anguckst. Schäm dich.

[@timtheodor1]

Scheisse, erwischt.

[@Gordon8988]

😂😂

[@shiinaanon8008]

XD

[@Wolfrage76]

Probably that Black Grouse insult him for bein' mixed and the Rackelhahn didn't like it and kill him out of rage. And the lesson here is: "Never pick a fight ya know ya can't win" and "Never turn your back on an enemy". That bird's hormones got haywired and lose his sense of self and made him do such insane things.

[@-Gilver]

So it killed (and by killed i mean ripped to shit) the other bird then raped the body?

[@grunzgrunzibert6223]

BESTER VOGEL!

[@maikxxx6792]

Krass

[@romeoponce5670]

Esto es lo mas salvaje ke evisto

[@manhavai]

That bird will be nice roasted

[@tamar597]

Psychopath birds exist?

[@zuri6752]

Vegans: hunting is brutal and inhumane! Meanwhile mother nature:

[@dudalina9223]

I don't think vegans contest that nature itself can be brutal

[@AnnaMarianne]

@@dudalina9223 I sometimes see people say we should learn harmony and tolerance from nature and animals. Of course, someone simply being a vegan doesn't mean that they're this alienated from nature. But as much as I love nature and nature conservation, it's unfortunate that among the other "nature lovers" there appear to be many who seem to love some mental image they have made up in their head, not the real existing thing.

[@dudalina9223]

@@AnnaMarianne I suppose so. I guess it just kinda frustrates me seeing people just making fun of vegans completely unprovoked. I'm not one but frankly it's a pretty reasonable ideology

[@unmu1392]

That's my spirit animal

[@ruizhenwei69]

😭😭😭😭😱😱

[@signorRobinzon]

Убил и ... надругался

[@spielmann1647]

Legend

[@ronward3949]

Heed the female Black Grouse not normal that Guy.

[@fernandosoares8619]

estes passasros sao babadeiros

[@neami2020]

I used to like them and like how brave they are, but now after the fight and the big one killed and did the small one😔 I don’t like them no more and if I found one coming to me in the wood, he will absolutely be my lunch 😁 with no mercy at all🥴

[@AnnaMarianne]

You mean the hybrids? Or the pure blooded capercaillie/wood grouse? The pure blooded capercaillies fight among themselves like this. They're all large, strong and aggressive birds, who have impressive boxing matches among themselves. It's not murder, but an even battle with both combatants having a chance. Meanwhile, the black grouse are much smaller, more delicate and less aggressive, and don't get their "hands" on each other. This capercaillie x black grouse hybrid here is too small to fight a pure blooded capercaillie, but too large and too aggressive for the poor black grouse to handle. It really shouldn't be on this arena at all. But it won't find success among the capercaillies either. It's an unfortunate and messed up situation, but it's not the fault of the capercaillies.

[@Apaz0001]

Ken Jeong: haaa gaaay

[@igorivanov4421]

Looks like blonde enjoyed it.

[@meenakshivetri4848]

Illegal love 😇😇😇

[@93Krlos]

still no more disturbing than being eaten alive by hyenas. I respect this bird for doing a fast kill (maybe not even intentional, and not talking about the rape)

[@Bruckmandlsepp]

Try african wild dogs

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[@ThiccBobby888]

Wtf

[@germes9355]

Глухарь "путин" никак иначе !

[@user-dm1vp5db8n]

Это межняк - гибрид тетеря и глухаря, пришел шатать тетерей

[@germes9355]

@@user-dm1vp5db8n не знал , респект тебе !

[@Kastriot.Kass05]

😡😡😡😡

[@ronward3949]

The Dominance factor is functional,yet here not quite inspirational. Hybrids size and locational situation A.D. it moves in on a lek of the smaller grouse species dramatically swaying the outcomes, and behaving rather ruthlessly, strange, just like "blood lust' in feral digs is dangerous, triggers and being more like a Wood grouse, certainly, was aggressive, without females mating with this Imposed bruiser, hope someone might just bag it in the area to prevent such situations from happening. Such footage, you are amazing, just more local and endemic or generalists, this Species does seem to present Issues.

[@tolitsdterrible4785]

That hybrid should be eliminated to protect the species.

[@nemoname6854]

У вас в Европе уже давно мужики с мужиками живут и это не считается извращением. Еще немного толерантности и будут совокупляться с трупами. Сама природа показывает вам, .что это - тупик.

[@user-mo9rp4jh4m]

Согласен. Европа стареет и деградирует. Ещё пару поколений и она вымрет окончательно.

[@sarmedalneemy2066]

😠😠😠😠👎👎👎👎

[@noname-xo5mp]

Russian bird

[@crimecat1483]

So uncivilised, Yes i know that lions kill aanimals to eat but

[@vlad.vasilev.94]

Trans in women sports be like....

[@komovi7530]

The answer for dis is on the Bible Evels can go inside of some people or animals ... Sorry, my English is very low and I don't know to explain good in English ...

[@mczeljk]

Sorry no...there is no answer for this in the bible. there are no answers in the bible anyhow simply because the bible was written in parts more than 2000 years and people back than had barely a clue of the world around them

[@johannesschult4170]

@@mczeljk you have to see the whole picture mate. Not everything in the bible is good or even smart but there are some true things. Buddha lived even earlier and said even more true things. There can be truth in every age. But to be clear i do not believe in the christanity version of god nor do i belive most things the bible says

[@midnightblue1874]

@@mczeljk Nature followed man in his fall from grace

[@i7Qp4rQ]

@@mczeljk You are only fooling yourself. The Bible seems to have answers to everything. This thing is about the nephilim, just in a lesser form. People had a clue, specially ones who were in contact with the Creator, who made the universe, the world, and all in it. They knew about dinosaurs, dividing continents, atomics realm and what not. Here is what hybridization of species/kinds do: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYKre4WGls1mmqM The whole video has _very_ much information to sink in, but this timestamp has some statements about this issue.

[@mczeljk]

@@i7Qp4rQ Seriously man, you don't have to try to preach to me. That doesn't work. Do you have any proof for that claim:" They knew about dinosaurs, dividing continents, atomics realm and what not."?

[@L0co123]

The result of no racial hygiene.