Sniper McBlaze
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Holy fuck LOL!
Recommended NOT to watch for anyone remotely squeamish. Jesus Christ.
Fuck meeee. I've watched some really bad stuff, but this is up there at the top.
Holy fuck LOL!
Recommended NOT to watch for anyone remotely squeamish. Jesus Christ.
I never understood why there is a lack of reaction with the other birds :|
I was going to click The turtle eating The mouse one but looking at the reaction, I AM going to stay away. Gaf is usually a tough crowd, só this shit must be hardcore.
The op video was uneasy enough for me.
I need this turtle in my basement.
Turtle vs mouse was brutal, but octopus vs bird was just straight up crushing. Damn :\
Lol that seal just seemed so resigned to its fate.
Other birds standing around like "Sorry Paul, it's out of our hands"
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Damn, his squad ain't loyal...
and here, a pelican try to eat another pelican.
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Meh.
http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view5/3309874/goliath-bird-eating-spider-o.gif[IMG][/QUOTE]
Nooooope.gif
Meh.
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I just sat open mouthed at that mouse one. jesus.
Was that Pelican one an accidental thing from a BBC news report? is there video of it - wondering what the presenter's reaction was.
Meh.
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Pelicans are the worst :/
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tbh that was pretty lame.
Turtles do it better
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oh god this thread... also poor pigeons nobody respects them
and here, a pelican try to eat another pelican.
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and here, a pelican try to eat another pelican.
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This looks like an adult pelican feeding her young.
Can I get a detailed explanation of what happening here? Don't want my day ruined, lol.
Can I get a detailed explanation of what happening here? Don't want my day ruined, lol.
Yep. A bit weird, but not nearly as fucked up as how Koalas feed their youth (other than with milk).
Warning: slightly disgusting picture.
http://abload.de/img/skye20and20joey20koaltobtc.jpg
I'm sorry.......what the hell is happening in this picture? And I hope it isn't what I think it is...
When the joey is about 6-7 months old it is ready to begin weaning from milk to gumleaves. To do this, the mother Koala passes on to the joey, the micro-organisms in her stomach that are necessary to make the digestion of gumleaves possible. She does this by producing a substance called pap which is a specialised form of faeces (or koala poo). Unlike normal hard, dry Koala pellets, pap is soft and runny in consistency.