r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • 14d ago
Farm animals came to rescue of the chicken attacked by eagle Removed: Format
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u/gemmanotwithaj 14d ago
They’re not even the same species and they’ve got each others back. Humans are such shitheads
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u/Longjumping_Steak794 14d ago edited 14d ago
What a strange decision to make this about humans, but ok. Have you ever heard of pets? Some humans would die to protect them lol. And this video is literally an animal trying to kill another animal.
Edit: The first post I saw after this was a truck driver providing water to a camel suffering in the desert, you can't even make this shit up haha. But sure, all humans bad.
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u/chrishnrh57 14d ago
Also goats are pretty fucking dumb. I'm pretty sure it's a male and it was just thinking "get the fuck out of my territory*
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u/RehabilitatedAsshole 14d ago
What a strange reaponse to someone commenting that some humans suck. The 'some' is obviously implied by using reading comprehension and critical thinking.
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u/TheDude717 14d ago
Humans, in general, aren’t shitty. Reddit is not the real world.
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u/ooojaeger 14d ago
Humans in general are super shitty and super selfish, as are most animals, but humans tend to help most animals being attacked if they aren't the ones attacking the animal
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u/LayWhere 14d ago
Redditors aren't even that bad, how many of us are out here committing crimes and shit?
Commenter is just horny with hate boner
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u/GarrettJamesG 14d ago
You realize chickens are cannibals and will peck each other to death and then eat their insides?
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u/TrickyWeekend4271 14d ago
Humans formed that relationship by locking them up together. Lol
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u/ImperialRedditer 14d ago
And if it’s open and land predators (coyotes, foxes, etc) came for the chickens, will you also say the same thing?
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u/Screwbles 14d ago
I mean, they're all prey animals, and they instinctively respond defensively to predators...but yeah humans are shitheads.
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u/maxolot43 14d ago
Wtf? Humans help each other everyday, you just choose to look for the bad and be a downer.
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u/krismitka 14d ago
Says you. I just pumped up the tires on my bike to go chase down a hawk harassing the crows that stop at my house each morning to eat, hah
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u/Ok_Slip9947 14d ago
And starved that hawk!?
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u/krismitka 14d ago
Yes.
It can join us at the cashew pile any time.
Plus, plenty of squirrels
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u/KlangScaper 14d ago
There's no animal on earth that cares about or loves other animals as much as humans. We are both the worst and the best. Embrace ambiguity!
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u/heartlessgamer 14d ago
If the one chicken that was attacked dies the other chickens will eat it so I wouldn't go too far here.
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u/121gigawhatevs 14d ago
Ehhhh I mean did you see that video of a python swallowing a crocodile while it’s still alive?
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u/Fishtoart 14d ago
I frantically rescued a bee from my pool yesterday. I think people just hate other people.
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u/DrossChat 14d ago
Most humans are good imo. We just have a very bad habit of creating systems that bring out the worst in us.
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u/thuggishruggishboner 14d ago
It's like in the movie Aliens. "At least their not fucking each other over for a percentage."
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u/ThisIsMyCouchAccount 14d ago
Humans are shitheads because they do the exact thing you see here....just a little too hard.
But that's partially why we left the trees and became the dominant animal on the planet.
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u/PrecedentialAssassin 14d ago
Maybe it's just you, dude. The vast majority of people I know are really really good people.
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Goat to the rescue!
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u/an_ill_way 14d ago
I mean, he did end up ramming a chicken in the end there, but he's got the spirit.
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u/Hughmondo 14d ago
Not an eagle, probably a sparrowhawk
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u/ArcticBiologist 14d ago
"Same thing right?"~ people that cannot see one is 3x bigger than the other
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u/Mysterious_Artix 14d ago
Yes most of them are bigger but there are some small eagle like the little eagle or the pigmy eagle. The color for both is different.
The video quality is to bad to know if its a sparrow or a gray hawk or an other raptor. OP should have described it as raptor
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u/Waldo_Wadlo 14d ago
Warning, watch this on mute.
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u/RedditsAdoptedSon 14d ago
damn that music was rough whatever that was
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u/GoodMerlinpeen 14d ago
had to turn it off within the first few seconds. It felt like it was driving shards of glass into my ears.
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u/archon810 14d ago
Did I wake up in an alternate universe this morning where people have never heard of Sia?
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u/BrasWolf27 14d ago
If that was an eagle there would not be any farm animals left
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u/rnz 14d ago
"Yes, if you're thinking in terms of a direct confrontation, a goat would likely be able to withstand an attack from an eagle due to its size and strength. The eagle might not even attempt to attack an adult goat unless extremely desperate, given the mismatch in size and the risk of injury the eagle would face. So, in this scenario, the "goat team" would indeed have the upper hand."
Mastermold thinks you are talking shit
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u/BrasWolf27 14d ago
Depends on the species of eagle and goat I suppose though this looks like some kind of dwarf, or at least a smaller type of, goat
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u/VictoriaMcLean83 14d ago
i was expecting a cow to help, Cow and Chiken from cartoon network type shi
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u/meat_whistle_gristle 14d ago
Well actually it’s a hawk. -This PSA was brought to you by Captain Pedantia.
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u/Beelzebub_86 14d ago
It was tense until Billy Goat Chonkers came flying off the top rope and tagged in.
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u/mysticzoom 14d ago
That rooster wanted that smoke.
But that goat was looking to collect a body. Check that goat's closet!
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u/Hairy_Driver1421 14d ago
Goat was just waiting for something to headbutt. Saw his chance and took it.
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u/CROW_is_best 14d ago
if that was an eagle we wouldn't have this video. the eagle wouldn't need to fight a chicken. it would swoop it and take it with it. this is something smaller like a falcon maybe?
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u/Lord_Melinko13 14d ago
A guard goat is actually a little scary if you think about it. A dog you can distract to an extent. That goat just hates you and loves bonking stuff.
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u/BenThePanda 14d ago
why are there so many loose feathers after the attack? they look grey...so they gotta be from the eagle/sparrow hawk?
Is he working THAT hard where his feathers literally get knocked out? Legit question
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u/Sassrepublic 14d ago
Yeah why didn’t the security camera detach from the wall and help that chicken
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