27 Rats Attacked my Birds and I TRAPPED all of them Alive 

U felt sorry for rats

@@whiteking8341life is valuable

@@whiteking8341even if they are nasty or ugly, still is life and u only get one of them

Tactical warfare

​@@whiteking8341 Like the whole point of this channel is that all creatures deserve compassion and life. Rats, birds, snakes, random mini horses this man buys from travelling shows... They are all deserving of our compassion including rats. Rats are insanely intelligent, clever, loyal and they make great pets - these guys are wild but they aren't evil or bad, they're just surviving.

I had pet rats, they are much calmer, cuddlier and dumber than their wild cousins, but still startlingly smart, and they will adapt to anything. They make amazing pets and dangerous enemies :D

Those teeth 🤐

Wild and pet rats can run very fast if they are spooked, or scare, or getting chase by something. If a rat can fit there nose or head the rat can get though.

i have a massive fear of rodents. my sister owns a hamster 💀

Fancy rats make great pets Smart, affectionate and easily able to learn tricks. The only downside is they only live for two years.

that's why I don't feel bat for them when they're getting ripped apart

We had 5 hedgehogs in our garden and then we had none but two big brown rats! Im making this trap but the ones I catch wont have a favorable outcome!

@@AceBanana100 Dej jim pokoj.

Weirauch do the job 👀 wild rats are lethal with diseases from pee/defecation

They are frighteningly like we humans.

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They dont learn any lesson. So they will be back.

Unless he went many miles away, or they found a better place on the way back, you are indeed likely correct.

unlikely. Rats dont migrate far

we bought a likewise trap a long long time ago. only much smaller, meant for mice. it indeed works amazing but they did already exist. as a rat owner i was so happy he used a trap like this. only scared them as little as possible

Most heartful way was to let them be in his place and not in forest where they have significantly less life expectancy..they would live up to 5 year in his bird cage but in forest maybe like 1-2 years before a snake or hawk eats them.

@@hiphopka1462 sorry but rats only become 2-3 years. A 3 year old rat is the maximum age you’ll ever see. Even pet rats in cages get around 2,5 years old and not much more. Rats can no way become 15 years

@@MaylaWaterlelie i see but still they'll die anyways sooner or later XD

@@hiphopka1462 facts 😆

watching this stoned is an experience

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@@phoebeannakal what?

​@@phoebeannakal I just watched it stoned but I am just noticing about the comments nobody says how smart the rats are

No, most of movies bad guys die at the end.

I saw one kill a young starling. Broke my heart.

Me too had no ideas she could attack bird

I used to have alot of chickens and ducks free range. The rats would come out as soon as i broke up the old bread and chucked it on floor but also alot of song birds also would come including pigeons. The rats got used to birds appearing when the was bread on the ground and stopped coming out for the bread they would rather ambush the birds. Night vision air rifles made short work of the rats though.

@@michaelbinney9913 Those rats didn't want your lousy bread, ha!

And I'm the opposite

heehehe, true, and good person :)

Absolutely! I found the whole thing quite touching.

Ano...😘😍

I agree. I hope his birds are okay, too. And his scared little squirrels too.

Rats can leave behind nasty infections, and most rat bites end lethal for most animals, if not cleaned and disinfected properly, you could end up losing the animal who was bit, or the animal could end up crippled. Another reason people get rid of rats by killing them is the fact that once they know where to get food, there are chances of them returning, and rats can also give Rat-Bite Fever, which can be a mild fever, or in worse cases, death. Wild Rats are also animals that carry many diseases. That doesn't mean they necessarily have to have diseases with them, but if they are carriers, the animals in the sheds who were attacked could be infected with pretty much anything.

@@phantamanta4453 yeah, but cats (and pet lizrds/ hamsters/ birds for seperate conve reasons) can also be nasty, they are just domesticad so cat scatch fever is less common in humans, and cats coextist better with fellow farmed animals so they simply don't bite/attack them which would give diseases. anyone who lost a cat to immuno deficiancy knows they sure can carry stuff too... Rats are always hunting or being offence/defencise to protect their food/territory / nest, and its no telling the the rat that stuck the magpie was scared or hungry. all that matters is that rats are incompatible with food storage, which farms are the crucible of because feed/harvests ect.

@@phantamanta4453 They also make amazing pets because they're so smart and social! 🫠

@@DelightfulDissident You are correct on there, but only those who were bred to be household pets. Wild Rats never make for good pets, they only bring diseases and infections, as wild Rats will eat everything, even decaying flesh, and that decay stays between their teeth, necroting your flesh if they end up biting you.

He has a very mature and empathetic understanding of animals in general. Every single animal he keeps has the potential to be 'cruel' in the right circumstances. Squirrels (just like these rats) will also hunt and kill birds to eat if the opportunity arises. Pigeons and magpies will behave badly too when they must. He knows this about his own animals, which is why he forgives the wild ones.

Rats are an invasive species in the America's brought by the white devil on his sailing ships. Kill the rats and stop releasing them. Stupid white people.

I don't really like this idea. Yah if someone is hurting me then I can forgive them. But after that if the same guy go to someone else and hurt them that is unacceptable. Wouldn't that be my fault that I let him go the 1st time? I see it this way.

@@nightrider6830 these are animals though, they don't know any better and act on instinct to survive. Humans hurting other humans is a different story as we are way more evolved and many other things play a factor into our actions.

@@laurenw4660 Well in a way you are right. But still I have a pet bird and it's like a family to us. Ain't no way I'm gonna let any other animal hurt my bird. But I guess this guy is just too kind 😅

Rats will return to their house

Well, they still have to eat, so it is still very easy to comprehend Extremely sad, but it's just nature. Poor guys have to survive, so they ate everything they found, which in this case was a pigeon and almost a magpie lol

​@@DINGD0NG... in the video he mentioned one pigeon gone missing and next day 1 injured and then he shown magpie attack video and realized rats can attack such big birds too

@@DINGD0NG... then would you let mosquitoes suck blood from you? after all they are doing it for survival as well

@@animatedmvs8818 if they don't give me the itchy juice? Sure. But since they do I continue nature's cycle and kill them, they'll be food for some microbes

@@animatedmvs8818 he would catch and release them some ware :)

Bacon grease also covers human scent .

He had gloves on.

One more thing,if you will use mouse trap,you have to burn or smoked this first to remove the human scents.😅

I don't think the rats care. They don't mind investigating and chewing and crawling on and into anything else we have touched. I think caution about entering a trap has more to do with just being cautious of a new thing than the fact that a human touched it.

The more rat scent on the trap the safer they feel. He did have gloves on and did everything right!

its pretty Ballsy to attack a Magpie, but then again if an animal is hungry enough- they will take more and more risks. You should also hope your neighbours find a solution to getting them off their property, (this video shows that it can be done humanly), because its only a matter of time before their problem, can also becomes your problem as well... We had a neighbour who lets just say- nice person but lazy, they often failed to put their bin out for trash pick up and instead just threw the bags in their own garden- well it piled up and naturally attracted the rodents, (my cats soon learned the rodents were there and spent every spare moment- trying to get them), eventually I guess least someone must of complained because then the local authorities investigated and then demanded that the neighbour clean up their garden, as they were in breach of their tenancy with their mini Staten Island- so after many, many, many warnings- they eventually do clean up the trash. But- now there was a colony of rodents who now had to find a new home, they didnt have to look far- as neighbour also had many holes and entry points on their property too, so the inevitable happened- they moved in and when the neighbour couldn't take the invasion anymore, they just left the house and went to a relatives. Those rodents were fine for awhile but eventually food in the house ran out, so they needed a new source and because the neighbours property was attached to our property- those rodents started making their way over to our side- in search of food and loh and behold- they became our problem too and also the neighbour next to us on the other sides problem too and so on. Also because we had maintained our properties- those rodents had to do a fair bit of destruction in order to get around in the buildings, and boy were they destructive. Let me tell you- it was a hell of a job to remove them and clean up and fix all their destruction, they did an extraordinary amount of damage, theres nothing they don't chew...

​@@ProwlingTiger1 My neighbor threw food waste outside. Yikes! Rats invaded my garden. I had to remove a roof & insulation & put wire & steel wool in every crevice of one structure. Not fun & yes costly. With a rat zapper, peanut butter & patience I eliminated them. I didn't use poison or glue. Relocating makes them a problem for someone else & helps decimate local bird & wild life populations. We all need to get educated about this problem. Rats are not in danger of extinction... Compost tumblers are a must.

Let's face the facts. If there are rats on your neighbour's property, they are already scoping out yours. I am fortunate to live in one of the few areas where there aren't any rats (google it, its obvious), but where we lived before we had to deal with a pair of rats. We caught one in a trap, but had to rig another one to outsmart the other. It wasn't a pretty sight, as we are inexperienced in dealing with wild animals and we were in a basement rental. My husband was traumatized by it (he loves animals and is so gentle he wouldn't willingly hurt a fly)

@@susanmorgan995 Dumb move from your neighbour- they either don't care about consequences or they are underestimating how smart and resilient Rats are, they are expert food finders, unfortunately we had to eliminate the rats we had too because it illegal in our area to release certain wild animals once caught and rats are one of them, plus where we live- they would of just become someone elses problem. You did the right thing by not using poison and glue as those are horrible methods. Theres no pleasure in it but if it is unfortunately nessary to eliminate animals- then you want the quickest and cleanest method possible. A friend of mine has a farm and he has problems with Raccoons, they too are smart and resilient and also hugely over populated- which affects the natural eco system as well. To his credit- he tried everything possible and i mean everything possible to stop and deter them from entering his property- sadly nothing he tried worked and like Rats,- Raccoons are quite destructive as well and in the end, to protect his animals, his livelihood and his property- he had to go the elimination route too, there was no pleasure in that either but he would of ended up going bankrupt if he did nothing about it.

​@@susanmorgan995 my neighbors use poison and sadly it always makes the rats go to my roof and die there. Its annoying af

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i love Joe's channel !

The real "natural" way is often far more brutal. Anytime I hear people moan about how humane some ending-method is, be it for livestock or vermin traps, I recall any of the number of videos you can find on here of wild dogs in Australia/Africa that will eat a pregnant deer alive and give it a forced "c-section", then brutally devour the child while barely born. Mother Nature is far from the gentle sweetheart some delusional people think.

@@Ryoko53027I so like Joes channel as well! So interesting 🎉

He’s a furry 🤣🤣🤣 jk haha 😂

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Btw releasing them is against the law

It is “a chick called Albert” so…..

Many years ago I had a cat that had 6 kittens. Before adopting out and fixing her, the kittens were 3 months old and some rats got into the house through a hole under the sink. The mom picked the rat up like a baby and gently released it outside! Ha! It must have been her motherly instincts over wanting food or teaching her babies how to hunt.

@@mspears_bobobuddytheseniorcat That rat must have been confused for life!

@@klauserwin9860 Haha! I'm sure it was! It's also kind of funny because my cat I have now I found outside and before being exclusively inside he used to gently catch lizards and cuddle them and fall asleep and then let them go without any injury whatsoever! Haha! Both Lena (the mom cat) and Bobo Buddy (my current cat) are from the same neighborhood, so distant relations must have still bred a gentle side of some sort! Also ironic because Bobo Buddy used to get attacked by birds when I first found him so the presumed prey became the predator in this case! 😹

@@mspears_bobobuddytheseniorcat That's really nice

same! after foundin a kitty last year and adopting him i saw no rat or mice at all! i didn't know the will leave

They carry diseases . Coyote food maybe.

This! ❤

Yes they are💜 i have 2 as pets

Plus it’s likely that a poisoned rat can kill a hawk or fox or something else that eats it. Poison is the worst. 😓

And so sweet.

wait in a month or two when the rat will start to attack his daughter

Hitler said the same thing when the Angel Gabriel was giving him a second chance at life, listing all the countries he invaded, all the promises he broke and all the lives he cost. Adolph turned to him and said next time it will be "no more Mister nice guy"

You can’t release them back in to the wild and expect them to stay there chances are they’ve already made a nest near your place and will easily return as it had good food source and most definitely had pups in one of their nests, sounds harsh but food poison and silent CO2 air rifle at night is best way to eradicate the adults then pups will starve or eat poison adults bring back.

Exactly they will come back again

@@aurynwestwield1682 Poison is incredibly cruel, and secondary animals can suffer and die after preying on poisoned rats, I have had to euthanise foxes and owls amongst other that have ingested rodenticide, vile way to die, your really need to amend your ways.

I would've dispatched them the 1st time. Very destructive and invasive species. They caused 1/3 of all humans deaths with the black plague.

Rats are not kind are they, if you fell over and was incapacitated . they will start to eat YOU!!!!!!!!!!

I mean they ate a whole ass pidgeon.

Yes, they eat all my 4 quail's. Rats are greedy carnivorous at it best would leave human cupboard bare. withiut any emotionl attachment then it multiply even in winter. Rats will /attacking any creature that are slow moving. It probly thoughts, magpie was easy/ slow , if 2 rats at it, that magpie would be lunch. Especially if any caged up pets ,they be, all you can eat buffet. Rats are like coockoo nest. My niegbour chicken and peacock was eatern by rats.

@@bellapeach5830 That's beyond terrifying!!!! 😵💔

Rats, squirrels (like those he keeps), and a few other small rodents we think of as herbivores are actually opportunistic omnivores and they will absolutely eat birds if the opportunity presents itself. It is very normal behavior for most of the rodent order - those big teeth are not just for burrowing or gnawing through obstacles. If another animal is small enough to be taken down in a fight, then a rodent of any sort will take advantage. Remember that most rodents will even eat some of their own babies to regain strength as they recover from giving birth: mice, rats, squirrels, hamsters, gerbils, etc. One friend (poor girl) kept her pet rat and snake together in her room. The snake never bothered the rat because it was too small a snake and the rat was usually just curious about the snake. But one day the rat missed a meal or two overnight and ate part of the snake without even killing it. She had to have the vet come to her place to euthanize the snake because of the damage the rat had done. : (

@@bellapeach5830 how do rats eat a full grown peacock it's so much bigger than them

A rat got into my aviary and killed my parakeet. It ate another one, and killed my quails. It was so hard to find how it was getting in. In the end my jack Russel dog caught it!

Yea, it’s so cute the way they have learned to attack and rip up birds. 😠

Yes, I wanted to say that this is a normal teeth color for a lot of rodents. They might look nasty to us because that's not a normal color for human teeth, but for rats that is a normal healthy color.

​@@debbiedobbs5800 if you look at what humans have learned we are far more cruel

Nope... these rats know about the bird cage and now have the habit of trying to get in there... there will always be more rats - these individuals would have met a pellet gun if this was my place, since they will keep trying to get back in.

@@chouseification dude just properly protect the bird cage against them, that's how you stop it from happening.

Quite right ✅️ 👍 as rats 🐀 are two a penny and reproduce before you can blink. They'll probably cause havoc in the area that they were released 😳😵‍💫😵‍💫 I can't stand them...

They don't carry disease though, it's a stereotype

@@thebeardeddragonshow yeah so who spread Black Death?

@@syedhussainabbasnaqvi3985 Fleas!

​​@@thebeardeddragonshow They carry the fleas who spread diseases, so yeah they DO "carry diseases".

Maybe not, but that's definitely what I eould have done. Glad I saw a good way to make a trap though. That will be useful if I ever need to catch some. (Likely he released them a few miles down the road. And since they're near water, they'll never need to worry about food, so theoretically, they'll never go back).

I guess you love disease so much

indeed, so glad he saves All of gods creatures, rats who are so smart and cute don't deserve to be killed off. so glad he trapped them alive, as a pet rat owner that made me very happy

So it’s better to rehome 27 invasive rats into the wild that destroy the ecosystem than just kill them?🧐

No he’s not an angle actually he can become better than an angle but if he worships God in the right way without dividing him for he is indivisible and without believing he created humans based on his form for he is unlike anything he created and something humans could never even hope to imagine for he is incomprehensible but getting to the man being angle? Umm I mean he might be good but not good enough to be better than an angle or even act like an angle but he is good I’ll give him that.

​@@AdhvaithSane please don't bring up religion to this topic

@@AdhvaithSane name checks out

@@AdhvaithSane I'm a right angle. What kind of angle are you?

CrazyCrispy thanks Craziness will be proud of you

I mean there's a reason people kill rats. They're a pest, try having one in your workplace shitting & pissing everywhere. I mean Weil's disease must just sound like a fun time.

True

They are never harmless, they will kill all the little birds there capisci?

Well, I don't know if you "capisci" that if he said he released them where they can't do harm it means he already thought on that and looked for the best place possible. But I guess there always must be a guy in the comments who is just angry with the world and can't stand people being happy with something while he/she is not... Hope you have a nice day ^^

@@FrozenVaIkyrie lol he is not angry with the world, what he says is true, they will decimate the environment if released in greater numbers than would naturally occur in that area.. no need to be salty.

In the wild, a colony of rats can completely decimate a wild population of birds, to the brink of extinction. The same thing that is amazing about them, is also horrifying.

They carry diseases, that are harmful to humans. They also carry weils disease which can kill and paralyse humans. They are dirty animal's that will eat anything. Destroy crops, attack birds and other animals. They are nothing more than a horrible pest.

I don't know if they knew it was made to catch animals. For one thing, rhe pens have been there for a long time. It's not some random new thing that popped up overnight, which they would notice and be worry of. This was an old piece of wood and probably some old parts of other pens that were made in a way the rats wouldn't mind as much. It was new, but it likely smelled like other animals, instead of a factory.

ahhh,ahh,ahh like my brother who doesn't want to kill snails , slugs and he throws them at the neighbors

It only works if they are dead.

@@qwave1322 Aren't you a monstrous charmer?

Releasing the rats - are not respekt for Nature and wildlife 😢 i am sorry about that

@@dortegladbjerg5733 releasing the rats is respecting nature

Tutor?

In this case, giving up was not a option. When ever he keeps birds he would risk the rats killing them.

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