They rip the flesh off of sheep's genitals and backs. while they're alive. They're essentially intelligent parrot vultures which realized they could also attack the living, not just the dead.
I recently heard that they build playgrounds in New Zealand to distract those mischievous little cuties from cars and other property. Don't know if it's true, but if it is that's such a great idea.
FUCK THA POLICE COMING STRAIGHT FROM THE LONG WHITE CLOUD / YOUNG PARROT GOT IT BAD COZ I'M BROWN / AND NOT THE OTHER COLOUR LIKE YOU MIGHT THINK / WE SQUEAK ADORABLY, AND DESTROY YOUR PROPERTY
Power Boat Seems like you guys need a "middle ground" policy. If they are actively messing with you car, they should be disposed of. Those that act peacefully should be left alone. Eventually the ones who have more vandal behavior will die out.
Power Boat You New Zealanders. Being all ethical and nice I gotta hand it to you guys. Being civilized isn't always easy. I say this with no sarcasm, you are great folk and should be proud of your country. Most people in the U.S. would go ballistic over such a bird lol. We could learn from NZ.
When I was a kid in the village where i lived, someone had two pet ones.they would just fly around from house to house destroying stuff just for fun! They were like the little ratbag kids you didn't want in your backyard and couldn't wait for them to bugger off! Most people loved them but I know a couple of people that must have been pushed to the limit!!👍
Most adorable and amusing!! I hope I see Keas when I save up enough money to visit NZ, maybe next year or the year after. NZ is my dream country, my heaven on earth and nuclear free. I wish I was born there.
Aquariel Charm you can stay at my place i have a spare room and i live in a beautiful part of the country plus i know all the best spots. It would be a good place to start :P
@@marksanchez8962 No not yet, and now everything is in limbo for me as far as long distance travel due to covid and the never ending parade of variants.
oh my lord xD I love keas, i am even from their country!, New Zealand! AND From the south island! (If you did not know, keas are only found in the south island of New Zealand)
Hello, we would potentially like to use this video in a children's TV programme that we're making for CBBC. Do you hold the copyright and do you have a private email that I could use to discuss this further? Many thanks