The whole process of the eagle attacking a nest of birds, with no editing 老鹰袭击一窝小鸟的完整过程，全程无剪辑，有后续

[@bFORCe2003]

Sometimes it pays to be the smaller one, they are usually tossed out of the nest by the parents. The little chick was lucky the bigger one shielded its presence in the nest.

[@userinvctrl]

The parents are not far. You can hear them going crazy as soon as the hawk lands. They just can’t do anything about it.

[@BlitheApathy]

Such a brutal end even nature is censoring it with a leaf.

[@seanlee7563]

Wow, big brother saved the little brother from predator.

[@lindinle]

I find it bizarre

[@mavisgrace5403]

Proof that we live in a simulation. The odds of a leaf being in the way are 1/100,000,000,000,000 What a coincidence that the camera was set there and the leaf grew there and the chick was just behind the leaf

[@lindinle]

@@mavisgrace5403 or god is just that kind of director.

[@adris9899]

​@@mavisgrace5403 Stop smoking that cheap weed

[@GarrisIiari]

Pretty shocked the hawk didn't come back. Birds of prey will often return to the nest and make sure they've cleared it out. Also pleasantly surprised the parents did not abandon the nest, which they will sometimes do if a predator is known is known to be aware of it.

[@syedahmed7763]

One of my friend had watched the killing of baby #2 and after that the mother bird abandoned the nest, and there was only a single leaf of the tree was left.

[@dynamicdave2647]

@@syedahmed7763so the same hawk came back for the remaining chick?

[@Диолетовый-ь2ф]

​@@dynamicdave2647eagle: I eat you SHUT UP baby bird

[@代金岗]

拍摄的为什么不赶走老鹰呢！残忍的老鹰！

[@KATSUYATAIRA1976]

@dynamicdave2647 I assume so,

[@eduardomolina9312]

What kind of bird It is ??

[@Xyimorjovii]

Ястреб

[@The-KP]

"Junior, where is your brother and sister?! Didn't I tell you to babysit while I was shopping?"

[@georgemccartney8906]

Youch, that bird got straight-up lobotomized. It's pretty messed up that it was still able to make a few squeals when the top part of its head was completely ripped off

[@schronbergers5954]

Yeah myself wonder how that's gonna work

[@kaleoy7584]

It may have been the surviving chick that was chirping after its sibling got its head torn off.

[@georgemccartney8906]

@@kaleoy7584 That would certainly be a more sanity-friendly explanation

[@eddunn3021]

@@kaleoy7584 if you watch the video closely 4:40 - it was the headless bird that made the chirp through whatever peace of stem was remaining. The smaller baby bird only made noise after the second wing pull because the sparrowhawk talon dug in it.

[@Errant_Gaming]

Birds make their sounds with their unique respiratory system. Any air moving in or out of the lungs can be used to make chirps. Unfortunately this means the squeals you hear are probably from it still breathing and panicking.

[@specialtofu]

is the parent eating the leftover bits scattered in the nest?

[@ericasnow5622]

I Would Love To See That Happen To A Cuckoo Bird After It Gets Rid Of The Other Chicks n Eggs And Grows Larger And Then A Eagle Lands On It For Dinner 😂😂

[@TheresaJordan-ds1ig]

This is true!!!!!

[@Byron-b6b]

Would

[@divinatoledo7903]

Seria ótimo

[@FinkDaMushyCat]

He legit ate the baby's head, you can even see what's left after he ate the upper skull/beak

[@dynamicdave2647]

Savage… even after the head was torn off, the beak and tongue kept moving… and was still able to produce crying sounds

[@fatherbewithme]

Yeah that was crazy

[@mrsDubbs844]

Aww poor little guy 😞

[@haonamtran8374]

Tao muốn xem video giết chết chim con mới tuyệt vời 😂

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

Somebody tell me that's a nerves or something

[@joseeagletailsoundtracks785]

@@michaelcorcoran8768Probably muscle memory. Sometimes animals will still move/flinch after being killed.

[@DestinySkycloud]

1:37 Landing 5:34 Flew away with one of the babies, after half eaten it.

[@seekerkdh]

Thank you for marking!😉

[@ridhima_vlogs_]

Yes

[@keithkim8777]

1:38 wow thats so powerful landing ever.

[@wallacejohnson6846]

The whole tone of the video changed after that point

[@prickle1998]

Caseoh

[@Walamonga1313]

We need a followup, what happened to the other one?

[@joseeagletailsoundtracks785]

Either 2 thing happened, 1: It either grows up into a fledgling and eventually left the nest And went on to raise its own family! Or. 2: the hawk came back a day/two later and got it as well.

[@taoliu3949]

The parent disappeared after Day 4.

[@svideosvid]

perty sure i saw him at kfc

[@ecgameplayer]

The way that hawk landed on the nest was like something out a fantasy movie, except it's also a nature documentary.

[@Happy11807]

sure don’t look like an EAGLE TO ME!

[@eagleseye4396]

That's not an eagle. That's a hawk.

[@jamesmadison6650]

Thank you. I was about to say that.

[@ridhima_vlogs_]

Yes

[@taoliu3949]

"Hawk" and "Eagle" have the same names in Chinese.

[@javonrabb3448]

Tuah

[@NeilMalthus]

It's all a continuum. Phylogenetically speaking, we're fish!

[@monickalynn4365]

I couldn't finish watching. This momma bird had to be terrified for her chick and herself.

[@melissamcclain34]

@1:19 😂😂😂 small one looks like an opera singer with head thrown back mouth wide open 😂

[@kelvyquayo]

and in a few minutes the big one looks like Brittney Spears from that South Park episode where she blew the top of her head off and could only sing "lalalalaaalala" with her tongue.. ...and everybody said "such a trainwreck.." lol

[@svideosvid]

@@kelvyquayo jeez, how da hell did u think of that?!?! lol

[@mrsDubbs844]

I feel bad because one minute it's being cute with it's mama ( or dad) and then while parent went out to get food, the poor bird became food

[@akeiri3296]

It didnt go to get food, that type of birds parents know they have no chance into large birds so they just run until predator leaves the area, then parent decides if he will stay if any kid is left, or just fly away if theres none

[@AlyshaOlimpicMisha8023]

А мне хорошо😂

[@cyberpunkin742]

i didnt even know, until now, that i could feel this much anger toward a leaf in my life, im literally bobbing and weaving trying to dodge it out of the way

[@EgidioRuffolo-zw1lf]

Another commenter who needs a psychiatrist.

[@cherylcooper1335]

😂yes me to lol😂

[@kdubyah8787]

It was so gay

[@criticalthinker1123]

​@@kdubyah8787I'm not native speaker but your sentence doesn't make sense even if we assumed you meant the old gay, happy, still not relevant to the context

[@sbdnsngdsnsns31312]

It makes sense because the leaf was acting gay

[@sksagor7056]

Very nice video 👍😍🌹🌹😍🇧🇩✌🐦🕊🕊🐦

[@eddunn3021]

FYI, the bird that flew back to the nest is the father bird, it was the mother bird that flew away - they are in earlier videos both feeding them. The cutscenes after that show both mother and father. Doubt this baby bird survived - it was too stunted from the lack of food primarily given to the fat bird that got eaten

[@ГаляГалина-ь1в]

Разве отец греет гнездо?

[@eddunn3021]

I noticed around the 1:00 mark if you listen and watch closely - you will hear the hawk arrival and bird chirping and see the mother/grown chick look around twice especially at 1:06 - but the bigger chick had flight capability still was loud begging for food and the mother flew off and left them

[@timgarbo493]

A mãe ficou fazendo maior barulho, voando nas proximidades, do único modo q tinha pra afugentar o falcão ! Não percebestes isso não??

[@eddunn3021]

@@timgarbo493 these weak docile birds are no match for the hawk - the mother will flee and leave those babies behind without remorse

[@timgarbo493]

@@eddunn3021 Mas a natureza é indecifrável, mesmo percebendo o risco, o instinto da mãe nesse momento é maior, logicamente que ela não vai enfrentar cara a cara o falcão, mas ela não abandonou dessa forma como vc disse, pois essa algazarra toda q se ouve é ela atormentando o falcão nas proximidades, tanto é que ele fica incomodando e nem come ou leva o outro filhote !

[@eddunn3021]

@@timgarbo493 you are engaged in fantasy - that parent bird ran away screaming and you can hear it. All that noise was other birds who were warning of the sparrowhawk first arrival. You are not familiar with sparrowhawks as sparrowhawks know how to torment as you saw in the video.

[@timgarbo493]

@@eddunn3021 Falou entendido ! Então pq ele deixou o outro filhote vivo sabichão ???

[@shannonspage9360]

This is one of those times being the largest and up front chick doesn't work in your favor.

[@Akira625]

The surviving one could too end up on the hawk's menu in the future.

[@kiotthekiller2588]

What bird Is this?

[@TitaniumTurbine]

@@kiotthekiller2588 I believe that is a northern green-winged cockalet.

[@fatherbewithme]

Yeah poor lil buddy stood out like a sore thumb! Even with no head it still cried out 😕

[@thomasmleahy6218]

​. Reminded me of a cardinal in terms of the beak and the tuft on top of the head. Not red, of course.

[@UserR-wl6rr]

What species are the bird who was eaten by the hawk?

[@Putin_Hujlo103]

Кукушка

[@jamespayne80]

Boy that bird pounced on that nest I thru it for a second lol. Woe it was even crying with most of its head gone poor lik guy. I feel so bad for it. Natures so cruel sometimes.

[@amlmohamed-ep1ui]

ماشاء الله طبيعه جميله احلي لايك فيديو ممتع جدا ❤❤❤❤ طيور جميله صغيره صوره نادره تحياتي ❤❤❤❤❤❤استمرّ

[@furmama1393]

Unrelated question. Why do the baby birds have their mouth open is that how they get cool off?

[@syedahmed7763]

The baby birds usually open their beaks when it is too hot and they get direct sun shine on them. The mother bird also opens her beak in the same situation. I believe all the birds do open their mouth to get more air. I will ask the birds soon.

[@ezstreete]

​@@syedahmed7763Or more food. They are always hungry...

[@danielnelson3136]

@@syedahmed7763 Yes, you're right plus it's to signal to the parent it wants food, and they do rapidly grow.

[@kvngsly2x186]

Bruhhhh what are the odds the leaf is blocking perfectly

[@RAPGOON]

bro the eagle came in like the main villain

[@JeromUyrman]

Орел съел главного злодея.

[@DCMUNI-pi2kk]

What species of the bird in the green?

[@fly.man-55]

辛うじて残ったひなが成長する姿は、感動です！

[@ridhima_vlogs_]

Ok

[@田中雄一-t5g]

親鳥が見捨てずに守ったから諦めたか、もう一匹の存在に気付いてなかったか、雨が降ったから臭いが消えたり植物が一気に育って上空から見えにくくなったか。

[@syedahmed7763]

There is Editing Dear Brother. Please don't mind. When the mother bird came back she is with the Second Baby Bird. It was not raining that time, but after that the camera position was changed a little bit., and showing that the rain was started. You had -posted several videos right from there. You also did not show when the eagle ate the second baby bird's feathers. I have saved all those previous Videos which you posted in the past, because I, my family, relatives, and all my friends in USA love to watch your videos and we subscribe them as well. Sad to see what happened with the first baby bird. I request you to please post rest of the videos before the rain. The mother bird was drenched by heavy rain protecting children. You have added that video at the end. Thank you so much. (From, Seattle, Washington. USA)

[@naturebird]

您好，您可能看不懂字幕上的中文，从下雨那里开始，是剩下1只小鸟的第二天，后面每变化1个场景是1天，一共4天。

[@naturebird]

从鹰袭击到鸟妈妈回来保护剩下的那只孩子，是没有被剪辑的，完整的。后面是幸存者每一天的变化，一共4天。下雨那里已经是第2天了。谢谢您的关注和支持。

[@naturebird]

From the eagle attack to the mother bird's return to protect the remaining child, it was not edited. It's the second day since the rain. Each scene change is one day, a total of four days. Thank you for your attention and support.

[@syedahmed7763]

@@naturebird Thank you so much for your quick respond. As you have mentioned above that from Eagle attack to Mother Bird's return was not edited, I believe you are cent per cent right because the Video is playing smoothly all the way where it is raining. Absolutely, there is no sign of Editing. My question is, How and When the Eagle attacked on 2nd Baby Bird who is still alive & badly injured in the nest? During the whole process the Eagle kept focus on the 1st Baby Bird, and killed him & flew away with the chick's remaining body. If you have the Video when Eagle ate the feathers of 2nd Baby Bird, then please post that video too. Highly Appreciate.

[@naturebird]

Fortunately, the eagle did not come back to eat the surviving birds

[@yeowhweeyee4009]

I like this video very much hope every day got live to watch. 👏👏👏

[@rondj1965]

What was creepy was the whimper of the bird without his head! 4:30

[@LeNoLi.]

I need to stop watching bird videos. They are the most savage animals ever

[@ezstreete]

Yeah, it's better watching Kommodo Dragon videos, at least you know where you stand with them...

[@TheresaJordan-ds1ig]

They are indeed ! I found out that I don't like them after all! Vicious!

[@dangerzone9747]

Excellent video. Hawk ate well.

[@TexasDragon]

You especially hate to see it happen to young birds about to fledge from the nest

[@ハイアース]

what's the name of this eaten bird?

[@ReRe-xy6xx]

Bulbul

[@ezstreete]

Chick McNuggett...

[@Akira625]

Lunch.

[@050Hidden]

Birds nests are natures drive-thru 😂

[@HL-fk8wq]

树叶的位置恰到好处，把最血腥的部分挡住了。

[@Powercreeper327official]

你是對的

[@Temible_Gabriel]

最有趣的部分没看到​@@Powercreeper327official

[@Game16290]

頭整個被吃掉 夭壽

[@Fettigkeit]

No cap

[@ArturLaban]

That chick lived so long. Even without top of head it's still breathed. Horrible death.

[@ezstreete]

And was still begging for food.....

[@TheHoggcast]

@@ezstreete that wasn't begging for food, that was sharp in takes of breath as it was in shock.

[@apricotjamwithcreamcheese1578]

"DUDE HOW?!? IM STILL ALIVE"

[@baldislavep00pczynski68]

@@TheHoggcast no

[@chermarl5955]

It was the most horrific death of a young bird I had ever seen!😬😥 go to peace.😞🕊🙏

[@laplumeebouriffee4037]

No there is also the woodpecker making a hole in the head of the offspring to eat the brain while still alive. This is quite.... also.

[@chermarl5955]

@@laplumeebouriffee4037 The natural world is often cruelly straightforward.😥

[@laplumeebouriffee4037]

@@chermarl5955 Yes it didn't even show any emotion, at least fright regarding the noise and the movement caused by the attack of its sibling, itself being under this sibling eaten in the nest by the predator.

[@chermarl5955]

@@laplumeebouriffee4037 And that's the line that separates all of us (Human) from "Animals." But sadly, there are still some human beings who are still wandering around to find that dividing line.😔

[@karumaldumal1983]

Its fun

[@mrsDubbs844]

Why was the baby bird doing that with it's mouth around 2:30 or so? I'm just curious

[@dimenor2021]

was chewing gum 

[@mrsDubbs844]

@@dimenor2021 lol 🤣

[@zerorush9296]

looks like one of the hawk's talon is dug in pretty deep, might have pierced the lung or throat area which was making it hard for the baby bird to breathe.. just a guess though

[@mrsDubbs844]

​@@zerorush9296that's sad, poor little guy

[@SONORSQ2guy]

Best nest invasion I’ve ever seen great videos. Thanks for sharing. 👍🤟

[@EgidioRuffolo-zw1lf]

Sick.

[@やるやん-k1v]

3:57 この瞬間、巣の右上に雛の肉片が…

[@BirdPlusNest]

So beautiful❤❤

[@lavosier2]

O mundo das Aves é o Mais Brutal de todos. Caracaaaaaaaaaa. Brutal demais.

[@aeroglyder24]

how badly injured is the super young one? i notice a huge difference in his behavior before the incident vs after, im sure hes in shock too...

[@maureenmiriti3199]

Thank you for complying with our request.. always make the videos longer

[@ReRe-xy6xx]

How did the chick still twitch when his brain was already eaten?

[@alfredmamba]

Muscle reflex

[@syedahmed7763]

That was the first baby bird whom the eagle took with him after eating his whole face and brain. This is the 2nd chick which was underneath the 1st dead baby bird. Although, I am not the owner of the above video, but tried to solve your question. Thanks

[@ReRe-xy6xx]

@@syedahmed7763 Perhaps you `re right.

[@syedahmed7763]

@@ReRe-xy6xxThanks a lot dear brother. If you watch the above video closely and attentively, you can see easily that this baby bird was underneath the dead chick whom the eagle took and flew away with him. I am not the owner of the video but tried to solve your question.

[@ReRe-xy6xx]

@@syedahmed7763 Thank you friend. I watched the video several times and realized that it was another chicken moving.

[@32mack82]

2匹とも食べるのかと思いましたが、量が多かったのですかね。

[@beefchimichangaSalvo]

Let’s be thankful we don’t live in Dino era or we be that little bird 😞

[@jcwarrior2788]

They knew somthin was up already stressed well before the landing mom knew somthin was wrong

[@Toihoi2034]

Baby bird so cute 😍

[@chermarl5955]

Yes it's so cute but.. you should watch until to the end...😞

[@laplumeebouriffee4037]

And tasty !!!

[@Toihoi2034]

@@chermarl5955 I couldn't finish watching it. It was too depressing.

[@chermarl5955]

@@Toihoi2034 But for me, I had to patiently watch until the end to make sure and see that another little bird is safe.😆

[@boneeh]

Yeah...But this is not a video of cute baby birds, this is a video of an eagle being an Eagle

[@flagshipbowtie]

So did the survivor fledge?

[@GojiraGuy-vm4uc]

1:55 the way he stared down at them like a boss fight

[@Major_TLo]

Anyone but me noticed that Momma bird ate part of the remains of her baby chick 😮 17:19

[@thaily1977]

Helo ❤😮

[@jakubhaska3707]

One of the most shocking videos of birds nature.

[@ericasnow5622]

The Other Bird Scared Shitless...😂😂

[@AlyshaOlimpicMisha8023]

До усëру😂

[@syedahmed7763]

Nobody knows except the owner of this channel that what I have been asking for weeks. This is my answer to all those subscribers/birds lovers. Thanks to all the friends.

[@user-zd2cm1gkcp]

Great! This is the nature!

[@cliffbot638]

Why was it plucking at its feathers like that?

[@boneeh]

If you were an eagle and you wanted to eat little feathered babies, would you eat the feathers?

[@eddunn3021]

@@boneeh you twice said it was an eagle - that is a sparrowhawk. Sparrowhawks and goshawks torture their prey in a sadistic way, eagles do not do this

[@boneeh]

@@eddunn3021 thanks for the information, but no animal are sadistic or cruel, just doing what nature orders them to do

[@eddunn3021]

@@boneeh you know little about raptors and underestimate the intelligence of animals such as raptors and crows - they fully are aware of how to inflict pain and mess with other animals. Keep your feelings out of the facts - they are very intelligent and does inflict cruelty

[@boneeh]

@@eddunn3021 i know about that ones, but calling cruel an animal for feeding him is just, stupid

[@khucngantieu]

Surprisingly they knew it was an enemy, kept quiet and not open their mouth when the hawk landed. That last baby bird is also doomed. It's only alive right now because it's too small. The hawk will come back for dinner. This is just lunch.

[@ezstreete]

It's amazing how greedy baby birds are even in death still wanting to be fed....

[@FinkDaMushyCat]

I believe its a natural instinct

[@eddunn3021]

That chick was capable of flight - it was frozen in fear, not “kept quiet” tactically- if something that huge landed near you like that you would STFU as well

[@zorkmid1083]

​@@ezstreeteNo, it was crying out in pain and fear at that point, but of course, no one was going to help it.

[@LifeMuguti]

😂😂😂

[@AuntieSalisbury]

Good job for showing this video and we know

[@masafumioka9512]

鷲も持ち帰った雛の死骸を自分の雛に噛み千切って給餌してるかもしれんからなんとも、、、

[@cyberpunkin742]

that survivor bird is broken, never seen one act like that before

[@ジュン-c5t]

ここまで育ててありがとう美味しく頂きますって言って持ち帰りました笑

[@sazanka]

amazing video.

[@BirdOnTop-sh9xq]

Bayi burung korban keganasan burung elang.tapi itula siklu kehidupanburung di alam liar

[@valariesrisingsun7937]

The one that survived was too frightened to even let out a sound when mom came back. He's traumatized!

[@19koffing]

4:27 GOOD FUCKING LORD!!!! also cool

[@cliffbot638]

I couldn't believe it was still alive at that point.

[@ckkrzuwwhotchi1465]

I've never been more pissed from and grateful for a leaf in my life.

[@bluebirdsnature5551]

Very nice baby bird👍👍👍👍🤝

[@LegionnaireCorporation-m5h]

3:19-3:39 i realize the hawk is taking the feathers off the babies so they can't escape which i did not know incredible intelligence!

[@wotanvonedelsburg1610]

And cruel.

[@Athlon426]

17:18 this mum look so anxious and concerned as she felt sth wrong, and chewed some twigs, explored the surrounding, trying to figure out wtf had just happened splashing blood on twigs and everywhere. sooner that day, she calmed the surviving sibling, and got back with the largest "engulfable" food 19:56 the very next day indicating, she no dumb at all. gotta move as soon as her ass's ready be4 the next RAID... .

[@ixcas]

nature is pretty cruel…

[@banjoe7727]

You know its bad when even nature is like "look away"

[@Dronkey64]

Aw this was like a tragic animated movie parent death 😢. Birds live hard lives. They don't pay bills but w their lives.

[@chrysology]

Love. More please.🙏🏻

[@winneytsai4160]

Sick

[@mohammadwaheed5059]

I am glad that one survive

[@Forte.in.G]

The mother was aware since the start, was trying to protect baby but baby was demanding food

[@Forte.in.G]

And then became it

[@boneeh]

Baby birds are stupid, useless, and edible

[@Forte.in.G]

@@boneeh that isn't wrong

[@ezstreete]

It still wanted food after having it's beak ripped off.....

[@sagefields]

Boy, you could say that bird family really got.... torn apart!

[@noelchristianmacasling424]

a sadistic joke

[@EgidioRuffolo-zw1lf]

Sick.

[@zerorush9296]

@@noelchristianmacasling424 Gonna cry?

[@AL_YZ]

Sibling: Woohoo, now I get all the goodies! POS got it coming anyway.

[@syedahmed7763]

Dear Sir, Today we again watched this video after about a month. We humbly request you to please upload or post the video of the surviving bird #2, which was also killed by the same eagle attack at a later time. Thanks a lot. Appreciate (From, Seattle, WASH)

[@hiramlee2338]

They prolly left the nest. That's what the subtitle says.

[@zairadile]

@@hiramlee2338 That particular poster has been asking for months.

[@syedahmed7763]

@@hiramlee2338 No, you don't know. Actually, mother bird left the nest after the eagle killed the surviving baby bird #2 aa well.. The owner of the video knows all about it, because that video is in his possession. I and my friends hoping to watch that deadly eagle attack video on baby #2 soon. Thank you dear friend.

[@chengchihang]

@@syedahmed7763 How do you know that the surviving baby bird was killed by the same eagle?🤔

[@dolyharianto]

Baby #2 was killed in an unrelated car crash

[@冬スズメ]

頭なくなりました

[@MerceC]

When nature's censorship works better than YT itself.

[@floydbyrd9358]

That was a Peregrine Falcon...

[@ignacioa4114]

It was probably a goshawk. But a falcon... no way. The peregrine falcon doesn't have bright yellow and black eyes, to name one difference.

[@anseye]

難得看到放過另一隻的 看了一堆影片都整窩吃掉的 就算當時只帶走一隻過陣子應該又會再來才對

[@Toihoi2034]

ใช่ มันจะกลับอีกครั้งนึง

[@DrowningInTea]

This is not an eagle. Probably a goshawk 這應該不是eagle(鷹) 而是goshawk (蒼鷹) 喔

[@samuelquispesantamaria810]

Mi parte favorita es esta 2:17

[@84Tre]

4:42, she is gone from this moment. was a long suffer.....for me

[@spiteful_blaze6665]

Absolutely horrible. The baby birbs cries aches my heart. The little squeaks.. Why film this! 😭😡

[@crypticengine4705]

Insects eating trees, mother bird feeding insects to her young, hawk killing young bird to feed her young. This is the flow of nature.

[@fhxdshzejdrl6t7o8y]

This would’ve gotten demonetized if the leaf wasn’t covering most of it

[@abispanner3957]

The way that they both went instantly quiet and still when the predator showed up

[@andrewkreder-oy5qq]

Whats with there ALWAYS a little leaf directly where the actions happening or they conveniently face directly away from the cam its almost like its edited lol

[@waltage]

Why PETA censored it's own ads? For more tax's budget?

[@KATSUYATAIRA1976]

何度見ても痛快ですわ❤