Mother Protecting baby birds in Severe Rain by Drowning herself in Rain || Bulbul bird nest EP 12 

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Nearby animals: "Aww.. how heartwarming, I need them to feed my babies"

Sometimes we have to kill. For others to survive.

Given that butterflies don’t care for their young at all…

Isn't God so amazing. How he creates such small creatures and gives them intelligence

@@dalisobanda5575 yes he is!

I love whenever the smart people come along to explain everything. It’s as if I see if a whole different way.

Ah ok. Title was kinda alarming

@@PrazLeo can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not

Relevant comment.

Yeah, that's what I figured too.

And to eat the poop too, apparently

Nice

And the poop gives away the best location

it is either for clicks, or maybe english isn’t his native language

😭😭😂😂😂

@@CATsissta definitely not native language, spelling mistakes can be seen all over the video

even if hes not english speaker its really far reach for a 'drowning' word. im not a native english speaker and i find 'Mother Protecting baby birds in Severe Rain' to be descriptive, and the rest is clickbaity. in this reality i have at least ten drowning birds on my window every rainfall (out of flock of about 30 that visit daily).

@@MrKfadrat In my mother tongue, it is called "big rain" :-)

It also prevents her babies from predators

@@rocky-jy5nx how?

the poo smell will give away their location

@@Nyx-Lynx the poo smell will give away their location

And if the mother bird were to drop the dookie on the ground it would give away the nests location

Yeah that had me too🤣🤣

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I thought I was tripping 🤮🤮🤮

Looooool I know eh? Oh mother !

It's more of a sack rather than what we usually know as poop. Their digestive track isn't all that complex when they are babies, so there are still a lot of nutrients in it. When they get older, it nolonger becomes a sack but more like poop...

Me too, I kind a felt bad for the smallest one in the beginning😅

It isn't greedy its hungry

He’s just testing if it is able to swallow it or not

@@Gnexz. she

I watched too much Hood Nature on how unfair birds are to their younglings, refreshing to see 'em equally cared for.

@@iamgoat5863 educational bird slander

for real like dropping it probbaly would have been less effort, i wonder why they do that

She does that to keep the nest a little bit cleaner instead of making her babies sleep in poop

@@connieheflin9964 I understand removing it from the baby, quite a few animal species do that. But why eat it? There’s a nice 30 foot drop right there

@@infl they do that because it gives away location of the nest

Maybe that’s why she only had 2 chicks. Imagine if you have 6 chicks, burp 🤢

LOL

Human mom: Here comes the airplane! :D Bird mom: *FEEDS* *AGGRESSIVELY*

*_EAT IT_*

Not all,, some mothers they do not DESERVE that salute I know and you know ,,WE have very loving mothers and very bad mothers If every one perfect, we will not see CHILDREN in the GARBIGE or born and dump intoilets or bathrooms 😢😢 so sad ,but that is THRU

Brother ks mother 😭

Not all mothers are motherly - mine would let me drown! No salute from me

Shut up MEG

LoL. Somebody generalized with the word 'all' on the internet. Get her

All Mothers in this universe are Good(God)❤️

@@Amit-dq4oo You didn't think that comment through, huh? Not all mothers are good. Some mothers, from both sides of the animal kingdom, can be bad. You're giving respect to all mothers, including the ones that abandon, torture, kill, sell, abort, s*xually abuse and straight up hate. 🤔 You're giving respect to not just the good mothers, but the bad ones too. You're wrong for that. And wild animal mothers can do some of these things too. Although that's more in tuned with their instincts and nature, but still. Some fathers as well.

@@Amit-dq4oo Bad comment

@@Amit-dq4oo So your saying Mothers who gave kids PTSD are good?

fr 🤣

If I’m thinking of the same video, I think the caterpillar was a centipede and the bird died from getting bitten by the centipede rather than choking

@@OldRCHSBandVids I saw that same video, the one where the daddy bird feeds the chick that centipede?

I saw that too

@@jettandprincess yes that one! I’m not sure if that is the same video the OP is referring to but that’s what it made me think of

He's a competitive eater

I think of opposite

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Too bad that the water is eternal, and will outlast her for many an age.

She doesnt puff them in anger. They puff them up because it creates a larger air gap in the feathers, insulating their bodies from the cold.

@@slickstrings ik but it's still pretty funny to see it like that xD

Birds fluff out when wet to get clean and cooled off so she wasn't angry (they also do it when nervous or comfortable or sleeping)

It reminds me when I stubbed my toe on the door then I told my mom to beat up the door- She actually did 😃

There is no need for humans to procreate... What benefits are there for humans to procreate to the Parents? Are the world or the earth gona promise financial aids, free housing, free education, free child bearing care system, free medical care, etc2... Compensation for the parents for having children? something beneficial in return? Nothing whatsoever!

@@minyauminyau6498 don’t be an idiotic pessimist

@@CorporateShill costner... please elaborate on ur statement... and which part is it that u think is idiotic?

@@minyauminyau6498 Children take care of you when you get old

@@CorporateShill nope. Not all of them will take care of you in your old age. The abused kids don't. Some are just waiting for you to die. I've seen it. Again, going back to the original comment. Those birds are better parents than some humans are to their children.

Oh ...I clicked really thinking the mother bird killed itself by drowning to save babies.

Yeah ur right

Click bait I think

The narrative for this story is using English, but that is clearly not his/her first language. So it is not click bait, but the author of the title and narrative clearly struggles with the right words to use. It is a good story nonetheless.

Great I can leave while the commercials are still on

Probably should toughen children up for the world the same way. All teeth have grown in? Time to get a job.

that's mothers love

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The mother is eating the fecal sacs of the baby birds and she actually gets a lot of nutrition from those fecal sacs because the baby birds cannot fully digest their food yet. Many birds do this in fact. These birds are called bulbul are found in India.

@Sal Perea Not an assumption because researchers have studied this phenomena for generations. An assumption is a hypothesis and researchers test a hypothesis and collect evidence to prove a theory. And that theory can be well supported by evidence. That's how science works! That's what researchers do. The bottom line is that the female parent would not be consuming the fecal sacs unless she was getting some benefit from it.

Others lick and then eat it lol

if they be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor

Thus Thee

Thou

It was not mother nature. It was Father God. Nature cannot exist nor do anything without being created first. Genesis 1:1

@@Justatreecutter Who made God? Also, mother nature is beautiful, shut up, let them be.

She gets tired actually but she still doesnt get rest and cares for her children

some species of bird carry the poo away from the nest, while other eats it to absorb nutrients left behind

@@spoingal that makes since….thanks for info!

I wish the birds that made a nest on my balcony ate the poo. There's a giant mountain of it there and now I have to move it.

@@almanac4150 LOL

If they drop it off the location of the nest will be given away

Thwomp lmao

lol

And then the mother poops and the memory of you will rot on the ground, grow into earth and nobody will know you are gone

😂

Bruh

i guess the mother knows which Butterflies are eatable for them and which are not.

A lot do it actually. Baby birds poop what is called a 'fecal sac', and essentially they're just disposable diapers. The parent usually carries it away somewhere else so that the smell won't attract predators. Although it looked like she ate it in the video, birds have an organ called a crop, where they can store swallowed for for regurgitation if necessary. She likely threw it up somewhere else.

All birds do , seen my budgie do it

If they don't do that, the poop will cause infections and all types of nasty bugs and fungus. All chicks will die. So its a way to keep the nest clean.

@@suchomimustenerensis5302 why then doesn't she just pick up the poop and then drop it out of the nest? 🤮

@@jasondelpy6425the smell of that poop can attract predators. If thrown near a nest, its dangerous for its babies

Ikr

Dogs also do that....

@@TaahWaiiSonam same, dogs are nasty but I still love them

White gold tasty for the mother.

She eats it because if she drops it off the location of the nest will be given out

There’s no indication from what we see that the bird actually “drowned” - that is, died from inhaling water. I think whoever posted the video, and composed the caption, did not properly understand English terminology. I suspect the meaning that they really wanted to convey was closer to “drenched”, than “drowned”. That is, the parent bird got soaked with water - but not fatally so.

She is doing three important things to survive by that single act 1) keeping nest clean 2) not dropping the shyt dawn or nearby so predators can't track her nest n kids 3) as the food is not completely digested so she not only save time to watch out for kids but also eat and absorb nutrition which cut off her hunting time.

@@Deformographia You’ve clearly never thrown away anything in your life. It’s like literally 3 millimeters to the left and she could drop it 20 feet to the ground. That was just disgusting

@@headhunter_nj1727 It almost seems like you’re trying to convince me that it isn’t poop. It’s still Poop

Yeah, but also to get some nourishment and to keep predators from finding the nest.

Humans* Did you by chance have a stroke?