No way its to avoid a predator, bird instincts dont do that. Ive watched plenty of documentaries about birds to know they arent that stupid to fly straight into the ground even when chased by predators, they usually keep it high. This could be something else, hard to say which.
I love all you armchair experts down here in the comments on random ass videos. Please Einstein, enlighten us on what actually happened, I would hope you know since you’re resorting to calling “other” experts on the matter fools.
Have seen huge flocks of birds all my life. Was a bird watcher many years. Birds have been navigating skies, winds, weather changes, predators forever. Planes can be a problems for some. But, this is not a normal occurrence.
@@guakamoli222 It is *very* normal for birds to gather in masses like this. It's just that many breeds don't. I could name some, but don't know their names in English so would need to look for latin names and cba to do that :P
I think we can all agree this wasn’t a predator attack… the question is what happened to cause all these birds to crash into the ground. Their impact created a giant dust cloud…
Magnetic anomaly, pulse. Birds as a flock, lost their up/down bearing same as stunt aerobatic pilots sometimes do during manuevers. Entire flock dived, lost track of how close to the ground they were, slammed into the ground full speed. Most got up, flew away but a number of them died on impact.
I have never seen anything like this happen before. But when I was a child, I once saw an entire flock of birds land in my backyard. I was a liyule freaked out by it so I ran out the door to scare them away. Well, a few minutes later I looked into the front yard and there they all were. It was truly quite the sight to see! I’m talking hundreds of birds just milling about.
Most likely a migration some birds travel in packs or groups I use to see 100s probably thousands of these black birds in my yard and grandparents yard during spring each year or fall they would appear for 15 or so minutes and move away haven't seen them in 6-7 years
Did you just say you've never seen something like this before then proceed to tell us you've infact actually seen something like this before? Dafuq my g?
My biggest fear is birds so this is... terrifying. I can't imagine standing on the sidewalk when taht happened. That said, this is horribly sad for the birds who didn't make it!
It’s laughable that whoever developed this video thought that anyone would buy the asinine assertion that a hawk caused hundreds of birds to crash into the ground. Do they really think that we’re stupid??
The fact that the they said that all the birds falling down looked “pretty amazing” when some of them likely got killed is kind of worrying, and not to mention insensitive
If it were a predator, this kind of behavior would have been seen in the past. It’s some kind of disturbance that effected their flight path. Either a wind sheer or maybe a dip in the magnetic field or something. Something that disorganized and disoriented the birds so much they slammed into he ground with lethal force.
It looks like they didn't "fall" but instead were "blasted" with air. Very strange. The idea that the flock did this on their own to avoid a predator is ridiculous btw.
@@yukit119 Yea I'm not sure of the physics, it's also not the first report I've come across about birds falling from the sky. I recall seeing and article years ago, there was a photo of some dead birds in a dessert that apparently all just died and fell form the sky at the same time.
It was indeed a predator another bird in fact. The react to them same way a school of fish reacts to predators. The whoosh of dust was the air from birds flying down that fast. Youd be surprised how much air even 1 bird can move.
My guess is that their flock was to low above ground, then one of the birds spotted some threat then moved in the wrong direction and the swarm navigation sent them all downwards. It's because when they fly in the swarm they don't really look where they're going, they just look at the distance, direction and speed of the birds directly around them and try to maintain the desired position without regard for the movement of the whole swarm. They practically follow only two rules: Try to stay in the center of the swarm and maintain a proper distance to the other guys. If one bird moves downwards the birds around it will do the same and birds next to them will do so as well. A chain reaction. In this case it was the wrong move. But the toxic gas cloud (carbon monoxide knocks anything out for instance - although it would be unlikely in high altitude) and electric shock theories aren't far fetched as well. I could also imagine that a strong magnetic field from high voltage lines or a relay station made their whole gyro sense go haywire. Poor things. I hope they didn't suffer a lot. 😢
Birds perch on wires all the time, and the inverse square law makes those fields pretty small (or else compasses, including the ones in your phone that make GPS work properly) would be constantly broken too. Predator, pure accident, weather issue, or even something like a drone could all cause this. The fact that most flew off makes anything like poisoning or electrocution seem unlikely.
Actually this is not at all “pretty amazing”, it’s quite sad and worrisome. I’m really sorry for the poor birds, that was a very violent death. I’ve never seen anything like it before. :(
I think it's more likely something effected the Earth's magnetic field, which birds use to navigate. Or 2, they were hit with some kind of micro burst of wind. Just a wildlife biologists guess. I think it's highly unlikely that any predator could cause that many birds to crash like that.
@@chevychelios4672you sound like a witch making superstitious curses to scare kids on the internet. Stop scaring the kids and keep your sad adult hidden on Facebook, it should be embarrassing for you....
It wasn't due to a predator, it was due to toxic chemicals and fumes, they did toxicology tests on the birds and came back positive for toxic chemicals, hard to believe a predator could do something like this
You don't think in all of time there has ever been a time whe. A massive flock of birds hit the ground and went back up. This is not the first time libtard
Wow! That reminds me of "The Birds," a Hitchcock movie. As a kid, my family watched it together on a Saturday night. When we got up to go to church the next morning, blackbirds were on the power lines and all in our yard. Freaks me out to this day. 😳
@@ingwiafraujaz3126 As a native English speaker, the contemporary use of Amazing is almost always in a positive sense. And never in a negative sense. Whereas "shocking" would more often be used in a neutral or negative context. He chose an awkward adjective there, that's all.
They don't fly individually, they fly in a collectively guided manner. If many of them decide to fly down and up to avoid a predator, the entire group will replicate the movement, even if there isn't enough altitude for everyone to do the maneuver.
Best answer out of all the other…idiotic…descriptions. Starlings do the same thing at dusk. Thousands of them move about in this memorizing cloud of birds changing directions every second.
@@yaynative I watched a bird fly down and into a window and kill itself to avoid a predator - with another bird smacking into it from behind to ensure the poor thing died on impact. I think it's just very atypical.
This is false. Fish for example swim in groups to avoid predators (because predators will have to traverse larger distances until they find a prey), and when the group gets attacked by a predator they swim in all different directions to maximize they survival chances (as predators will get confused) and then slowly group up again (smaller groups first, then a big one). This same principle applies to flocks. This is explained in several books about chaos and complex systems.
It happens with starlings when they group up really big. The back half of the flock cant see through the flock so the first half turns out of the dive and the second half doesn't have enough time or room to pull up.
This is what I was looking for. Some sanity. The predator theory is asinine. A hawk? What did he round up all the birds first? The concentration of birds did not come close to confirming that conclusion. Sorry about the c's. Unintentional. Your theory makes sense. I think their expert should have thought about it a little more.
I've seen this several times. They're merely flying along with the group like how sheep would follow each other without knowing where they're going. They just go with the flow. Some of the maneuvers involve sharp dives. Obviously if you're flying in a pretty dense flock, you're not going to be able to clearly see what's ahead of you, this is what caused some of the birds to smack into the pavement and die. Imagine you're running in a dense crowd headed towards a cliff. The people at the front will see the cliff and move aside, but the people in the middle will not be so lucky and end up falling off by not reacting fast enough, and/or by being pushed off by an equally oblivious group behind them..
After what happened at Astroworld, I avoid dense crowds like the plague. "Fall off a cliff"..more like compressive asphyxiation or trampled to death before you even get to the cliff
Amazing does not mean good, it means somebody is amazed. I can be amazed sometimes how bad my kid is. Although he did have too much of a smile in his actual voice when he said it… Dang
What about those two helicopters that fell out of the sky on the same weekend......one in Los Angeles and one in Miami........wouldn't doubt if this is all related.
This happened near where I live. A couple of years ago the same thing happened right outside my house. It was very sad to see all the tiny birds on the ground. Edit: damn I wasn't expecting all the angry people in the replies. This happened near a small city called Rubio that is minutes away from my hometown of Cuauhtémoc, in the state of Chihuahua, México. A similar event happened right outside my house a couple of years ago. The same type of bird too, they migrate from Canada in the winter. No one really knows why it happened, but some say it was due to the smog. I kind of agree with Angeline in the comments though, about it being a magnetic anomaly. Weird stuff happens around here.
I feel like a lot of people have never even seen flocks of black birds like this. It’s pretty normal. Used to see them all the time making weird shapes in the sky and completely covering power lines as a kid but as I got older I feel like it was less and less. Nice to see them again
Umm, but this isn’t a flock of birds flying around? It’s a flock of birds flying so fast into the ground that dozens or more of them died. I see flocks of birds flying around literally all the time it’s an extremely common thing to see here in upstate NY, but never seen them fly into the ground and kill themselves like that. C’mon, it is not “pretty normal”
It is less and less and it will be less and less. Big Agra and pesticides, pollution and many other issues have decimated the bird population. Butterflies too. When I was young the yard was thick with them. Almost never see them now. It’s sad.
@@nate-the-fate6584 Dude grow up. Youre how old? Calling someone a snow flake for having empathy for animals that died on impact because they were in danger is not neing a snowflake its being a decent human being.
@@krazeelety Amazing isn’t necessarily a positive thing. It just means something was worthy of causing you to be surprised or astonished. That many birds falling out the sky like that would definitely leave most people amazed
If this was because of a predator, wouldn't we see the predator flying after them and grabbing the ones that were left on the ground or flying after the ones that took off?
That's not how an entire flock responds to predators. The ability to fly does not leave them when a hawk or other predator birds single out one bird among many. This was an Electronic Pulse of Frequency that made them all dive simultaneously and plummet to the ground. THAT IS NOT NATURAL!!
What would be 'going on with the world'? We don't need animals "acting strange" to know about climate change. So what could it be? There could be many explanations for this, sometimes some birds flock up too big and lose direction, it may have been an electric wire, a predator, etc.
Just because this was recorded doesn’t mean it’s just happening. You do realize camera footage hasn’t always been around right? This isn’t a plague it has happened before
As someone who works on AM radio towers: they probably had just turned on the tower after workers were on it - and their little bodies usually can't handle it. That's why there's so many bird carcasses in tower compounds.
That happened to me riding my bike in my neighborhood! They were hundreds of birds that suddenly dropped down and covered the street. I've never seen it before!
Did the fly down and land or were they pushed down like in the video or did they free fall ? Serious question I'm only asking because we have huge flocks of crows that land in our adjoining field sometimes and it's amazing to watch. They all take off together and it darkens the sky as they go over it's crazy cool.
While I was duck hunting one morning I saw two huge flocks of teal fly directly into each other at what appeared to be 30 mph or more. I expected them to hit each other and fall to the water but instead they instantaneously formed one larger flock and never touched each other. It was a phenomenal sight.
It's never happened with a flock, but I've had birds run into my house's tinted window about 2-3 over the last 10 years. One of them died from the impact, and the other two times the birds were just stunned for about an hour, and then flew again after recovering from the impact. They were parrots all three times, and I live in Asia.
When I was a kid, a bird smacked our window and landed on our dog house. I took a picture of it and won the junior high photography contest. Soon after the picture, the bird bloated up from eternal bleeding and died.
It really broke my heart, I feel so awful for some of the birds that died or got seriously injured. I wonder what it was that made them do that. It looks like that old horror movie with the birds attacking (not sure what it’s called) I hope it wasn’t toxic fumes or electrocution, makes it hard to believe it’s a defence thing because I’ve never seen anything like this or heard of such thing. This is a unique situation but yet a lot of animals do crazy things for self defence so we really don’t know for sure. Edit: thank u for letting me know what the name of the movie is.
I’ll give it to them, amazing does not always mean a good thing. I can be pretty amazed at how terrible things can be or how bad things can be sometimes
@@4ourty5ive I agree, people sure love to nitpick everything that they think is negative for them just to get clout and likes without considering anything at all. Such an Amazing society we have here!
That’s the combined force of a hundreds birds hitting the ground and the dust plume is the result. If you go to a dusty place and throw a pillow on the dusty ground you’d see the dust plume.
At first I thought it was a predator, but I'm starting to lean more toward the act of nature thing, with the mighty cosmic force of the microburst being the leading contender for this ornithological disaster.
@@seriousdopamine4404 coulda been, but I have seen hawks get them worked up into a diabolical frenzy and cause them to lose their minds. The way we would probably act if a lion or bear was chasing us.
Invisible wall? Ummm I saw very visible asphalt they flew into. The oddity is the fact they flew directly into the ground, not that they were suddenly stopped by some invisible force.
It feels like a wind! You can see the wind swirling with dust when the birds try to fly away after the impact(don't know if it was caused by birds though). It could also be that they did indeed inhale something toxic along the way that they fell off.
I’ve seen flocks of birds, but never in my life have I seen this many birds together at one place, and i’ve definitely never seen them pour out of the sky like black liquid
Back when I lived out the country thousands of these black birds would put on little air shows. It look like black clouds were waving through the sky. And when they all landed in the yard or pasture they covered the entire place. One little tap on the window and they would all take off though lol.
I mean seriously. A hawk attack? There’s no way this could have been the result of a hawk attack! Either the “expert” is joking around with us, or he was just being an idiot or something!
Oh please say 5g without explaining what it is, how it works, why it caused it, why it doesn't happen constantly. Just say 5g, research it, and government done tryin to kill us like everybody else.
This happened to us once. There was a huge flock of birds going from yard to yard so they came to our yard for about 5 minutes and then moved onto the next. Definitely not THAT many birds but there were still a lot
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There's NO way ALL those birds were THAT freaked out by a hawk or a predator, it had
to have been something else.
🤣🤣 yeah it was a big scary ufo that made them do it
Godzilla has returned!
Exactly! We're bring deceived.💯💯
UFO
They saw a cop
The footage is insane. It’s hard to believe what I just saw. Would birds fly into the ground to avoid a predator?
I think it’s more like they were more focused on what attacked them than what was bellow them
Maybe.
Maybe the pesky hawk did that high speed vertical drop
No way its to avoid a predator, bird instincts dont do that. Ive watched plenty of documentaries about birds to know they arent that stupid to fly straight into the ground even when chased by predators, they usually keep it high. This could be something else, hard to say which.
@@loveiswaytruthlife995 oh you watched documentations 😂😂😂😂
Birds like this have been attacked by predators before and yet have never done this. This is mostly definitely something else
Exactly
fr
I agree.
Honestly it could be wind shear
Methane
This is not a predator at all. Only a fool would think it is.
Or a fowel.
It definitely was a predator, just not the one they mentioned
@@moodforever 😂
I love all you armchair experts down here in the comments on random ass videos. Please Einstein, enlighten us on what actually happened, I would hope you know since you’re resorting to calling “other” experts on the matter fools.
It was a chemical. Anyone who believes this is supernatural isn't going to Hell because there is no God.
Could you imagine having been walking on that exact sidewalk at that exact moment? 😭😭😭😭
“yea i got crushed by a flock of birds”
Since there is video footage, you could back up your story too!🦅
that is definetly bad omen especially black birds
@@Brucelee89896 Racist lol
I’ll LITERALLY DIE☠️
Something caused every single bird to fall from the sky simultaneously. It’s like something you’ve seen out of a movie.
5g tower
@@dididhbdde6571 no
@@dididhbdde6571 🤣
@@dididhbdde6571 yep that is
@@dididhbdde6571 in Mexico dude
Have seen huge flocks of birds all my life. Was a bird watcher many years. Birds have been navigating skies, winds, weather changes, predators forever. Planes can be a problems for some. But, this is not a normal occurrence.
Seeing that many birds flying together in general is not normal … THIS .. this is definitely unnerving
@@guakamoli222 It is *very* normal for birds to gather in masses like this. It's just that many breeds don't. I could name some, but don't know their names in English so would need to look for latin names and cba to do that :P
@@guakamoli222 actually it's normal to see birds flock like this, especially during migration seasons, but not all bird species.
@@guakamoli222 emmm its actually normal for birds to fly in big flocks like this
@@Mycenaea wow I had no idea. I never see soo many birds flying together at once.. definitely interesting
They died, and you said that's amazing.
That it is
Fentanyl!
@@SpongeSebastian zzzz boring troll
@mrjeansainvil They died, it was amazing and tragic
Yes
I don't believe I would have said "pretty amazing" knowing dozens or even a hundred of birds that died on impact.
yea! I agree. thats a really poor choice of wording.
Exactly!!! Especially with a smile on her face. That’s effed up
*would've
EDIT: Thank you for correcting your comment.
Exactly what I was thinking... How does anyone say amazing after watching so much death. That's twisted & cruel.
More like horrifying and sad.
I think we can all agree this wasn’t a predator attack… the question is what happened to cause all these birds to crash into the ground. Their impact created a giant dust cloud…
How can you not agree?
The speculation is they hit a giant cloaked top secret aircraft..
@@chuckwaardenburg496 how do you know
@@chuckwaardenburg496 yes or the government is killing birds to make vaccines.
i mean if its not a predator it could literally just be something as mundane as a plane or helicopter
Magnetic anomaly, pulse. Birds as a flock, lost their up/down bearing same as stunt aerobatic pilots sometimes do during manuevers. Entire flock dived, lost track of how close to the ground they were, slammed into the ground full speed. Most got up, flew away but a number of them died on impact.
Wow, thanks for the explanation. That is sad.
makes sense! thanks for explaining it in a way for this idiot to understand!
@@carolynhazlett6973 I mean, the high is nice. It coulda been crack…
you're a superstar, Angeline. puts my alien theory to shame. :)
Those computer brained birds.. make more mistakes than a crumbly ol tezla..
Hawk: wassup fel-
Birds: TERRAIN, TERRAIN. PULL UP. PULL UP
Hawk: las…
STALL STALL
You, solitary now.
this one right here officer 💀
I have never seen anything like this happen before.
But when I was a child, I once saw an entire flock of birds land in my backyard. I was a liyule freaked out by it so I ran out the door to scare them away. Well, a few minutes later I looked into the front yard and there they all were. It was truly quite the sight to see! I’m talking hundreds of birds just milling about.
Most likely a migration some birds travel in packs or groups I use to see 100s probably thousands of these black birds in my yard and grandparents yard during spring each year or fall they would appear for 15 or so minutes and move away haven't seen them in 6-7 years
That happens every winter here in Indiana. I go out and feed them.
Did you just say you've never seen something like this before then proceed to tell us you've infact actually seen something like this before? Dafuq my g?
How come you been Liyue if it hasn't even existed 🤨
@@sylbiee genshin fans smh
"Whatever the cause, it's pretty amazing"
We lost hundreds that day Jim.
Jim: did I studder?
😭😭
The definition of amazing fits here perfectly
When did Amazing apply only to good things? Amazing, fantastic, and awesome all apply very well.
@@thehat4244 Look up connotation vs denotation.
My biggest fear is birds so this is... terrifying. I can't imagine standing on the sidewalk when taht happened. That said, this is horribly sad for the birds who didn't make it!
Why you scared of birds🐦???
Really out of everything a 2 pound bird Is your biggest fear?
@@bobfernandez7762 poopoo
jesus christ
Oh my God... Me too!!! Finally saw someone who understands me😰😰😰
It's at the same axis as that electrical line. They probably got shocked.
The birds would have to be in contact with both the ground and the electrical line at the same time.
Considering they came from what looks to be powerlines id have to agree
I don't think a predator, or even a massive group of predators could cause something that drastic
exactly.
Agree
Most likely it was a methane gas pocket.
They did look like they flew away from something chasing them.
I agree. I honestly feel it was something else.
It’s laughable that whoever developed this video thought that anyone would buy the asinine assertion that a hawk caused hundreds of birds to crash into the ground. Do they really think that we’re stupid??
Yeah they do lol.
I doubt it was a Hawk. Maybe an Oman
I mean they believe anything else they tell them…why not this?
thousands? where do you see thousands?
Well I mean people believe masks protect them from Covid.. So Yeah people will believe anything. What else is new...🙄
"You can see some of them died by the impact."
5 seconds later: "its pretty amazing!"☠️
Tell us you don't know what amazing means without telling us lol
Yes i also found it very weird and even the anchor woman was smiling !
That it is
LOL
@@DarianWade, with a big wide grin... 🤦
Everytime the birds fall it sounds like theyre picking up a SKATE letter
I wouldn’t describe it as pretty amazing, I would describe it as pretty sad. It’s crazy how it happened for sure though
Agreed! His comment and her "That it is" made me have to dislike this video.
@@-EricaCartman Yeah, when they said 'pretty amazing'. I was thinking WTF?!
I thought the same thing... I was like amazing???
Damn guys, there's war going on right now; a global crisis, and you're worried about how the news anchor said, "amazing" (which means surprising)
true dat, bet it would be sad if that was humans aye
aww those laying on the floor injured breaks my heart. rest easy little birdies.
😔ikr
Same, that’s why I cringed at the word ‘amazing’ used.
I feel bad for them
@@__maroon__ me too. Like what’s amazing about half of them dying..??
@@__maroon__ I thought the same thing. Nothing amazing about that.
Looked something out of a horror movie.. imagine walking by and seeing this all of a sudden
Even worse, Imagine walking by and ending up right below them 💀
My ass would be GONE😳🤣🏃🏾♀️
Birdemic flashbacks
"¡dios mío!"
@VHTesla AGAIN, MOVIE!
The fact that the they said that all the birds falling down looked “pretty amazing” when some of them likely got killed is kind of worrying, and not to mention insensitive
Start a petition bird
If it were a predator, this kind of behavior would have been seen in the past. It’s some kind of disturbance that effected their flight path. Either a wind sheer or maybe a dip in the magnetic field or something. Something that disorganized and disoriented the birds so much they slammed into he ground with lethal force.
Agreed, predator theory is trash
5G?
Wtf? Just because it hasn’t been witnessed in the past doesn’t mean it can’t ever happen.
Has actually been seen in the past! Interesting, right? ;)
Magnetosphere is currently failing. That was a day the sun was hitting hard.
That looks freakish and terrifying.
Research 5G...
@@MacDaddyRico Research medication and education
@@chad_usa research deez nutz
@@Equinsu_Ocha69 lmfao 🤣 you won
@@MacDaddyRico research clown
It looks like they didn't "fall" but instead were "blasted" with air. Very strange. The idea that the flock did this on their own to avoid a predator is ridiculous btw.
Agreed
Yea, if you change the settings on the video to 0.25 speed and pause frame by frame, you can see a lot of dust being blown up off the ground.
@@fucksake893 the blown up dust can come from the impact of the birds i think. but i agreed thats never a predator
@@yukit119 Yea I'm not sure of the physics, it's also not the first report I've come across about birds falling from the sky. I recall seeing and article years ago, there was a photo of some dead birds in a dessert that apparently all just died and fell form the sky at the same time.
It was indeed a predator another bird in fact. The react to them same way a school of fish reacts to predators. The whoosh of dust was the air from birds flying down that fast. Youd be surprised how much air even 1 bird can move.
My guess is that their flock was to low above ground, then one of the birds spotted some threat then moved in the wrong direction and the swarm navigation sent them all downwards. It's because when they fly in the swarm they don't really look where they're going, they just look at the distance, direction and speed of the birds directly around them and try to maintain the desired position without regard for the movement of the whole swarm. They practically follow only two rules: Try to stay in the center of the swarm and maintain a proper distance to the other guys. If one bird moves downwards the birds around it will do the same and birds next to them will do so as well. A chain reaction. In this case it was the wrong move. But the toxic gas cloud (carbon monoxide knocks anything out for instance - although it would be unlikely in high altitude) and electric shock theories aren't far fetched as well. I could also imagine that a strong magnetic field from high voltage lines or a relay station made their whole gyro sense go haywire. Poor things. I hope they didn't suffer a lot. 😢
Birds perch on wires all the time, and the inverse square law makes those fields pretty small (or else compasses, including the ones in your phone that make GPS work properly) would be constantly broken too. Predator, pure accident, weather issue, or even something like a drone could all cause this. The fact that most flew off makes anything like poisoning or electrocution seem unlikely.
No, it was a predator hawk. It's pretty amazing.
This is definately not caused by a predator.
I so agree... no way that is from a hawk! That is so not what would happen if that was the case.
5G Towers?
@@thejulien911 how would a hawk even kill several dozen birds in one move, and force hundreds of others down to the ground?
@@jasonvargas7564 i agree!!, I have no idea
@@brokenillusions244 y’all just be sayin stuff 😂 no one knows what happened su weirdo
RIP! My condolences to their friends and families!!
I, um, think you're in the wrong comment section.
🙏
@@dog_e8539 birds have families too....
@@Arccos3D Sorry.
@@dog_e8539 these birds have families you heartless creatures
Actually this is not at all “pretty amazing”, it’s quite sad and worrisome. I’m really sorry for the poor birds, that was a very violent death. I’ve never seen anything like it before. :(
@Somar Chimon how would a human do that...
@Somar Chimon you sound like an absolute crazy person
@Somar Chimon no. Just no bro..
yea , i own birds and this broke my heart. I can't imagine walking by hundreds of dead birds :(
@@ARSENICKMUSIC no she doesn't. don't be so damn mean. that's what the news said. Not her
It created a major buffet for any carnivore on the ground.
I think it's more likely something effected the Earth's magnetic field, which birds use to navigate. Or 2, they were hit with some kind of micro burst of wind. Just a wildlife biologists guess. I think it's highly unlikely that any predator could cause that many birds to crash like that.
Right ? And a hawk doesn’t go for crows it’s the other way around and when there’s that many there’s no way…
For as smart as that dude says he is, i think that not even the dumbest hawk would try that and even if so, they would never cause that recation
The electro magnetic field is f-ed bc of 5 g
I saw somewhere that the Earth's magnetic field has changed most recently
@@MasterVirusGaming_MVG is that true?
Feel bad for the ones that died on impact, though... :'(
lol why, their death was 10x more painless than what bacon or beef go through
@@ianmendoza8599 mmm. Bacon thanks for reminding me
I don't
They’re birds. Get out of your own way
same ;(
“TOO LOW TERRAIN. PULL UP. PULL UP”
this
SINK RATE, PULL UP
MINIMUM MINIMUM
THIRT- TWEN- TE-
*ALTITUDE ALTITUDE ALTITUDE ALTITUDE ALTITUDE*
Humans always have a reason to something they don't know,it only the birds that can tell their story.
Lol !
Bird FLU 😷 HAS returned!!!!!
@@JasmineThanai when's giraffe flu coming?
Lol!!!!!!!!!!!! Only the birds and God can tell their story
Everybody is an expert nowdays
Hello, i just contacted a reporter
He's searching one of the birds who witnessed the scene to make an interview
I’m not a bird expert but definitely was not a predator. Something deadly was in a air that caused the birds to fall like that!
5g tower
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Yes girl I love to see that your thinking with your own mind instead of believing what u hear always trust ur intuition 💚
@@chevychelios4672you sound like a witch making superstitious curses to scare kids on the internet. Stop scaring the kids and keep your sad adult hidden on Facebook, it should be embarrassing for you....
i honestly said that too! pretty crazy!
It wasn't due to a predator, it was due to toxic chemicals and fumes, they did toxicology tests on the birds and came back positive for toxic chemicals, hard to believe a predator could do something like this
They were mass dumped from a ufo after being infected with a virus to spread. Keep up with it and I bet there is something new in Mexico disease wise.
Toxic chemicals probably came from the chemtrails in the sky but 5g towers & electromagnetic frequencies could also cause this
@@danger5489 I probably would've believed that if you didn't mention UFO lol
@@danger5489 it's also toxic fumes from bidens government issued crack pipes lmao
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They were trying to escape that foul HAWK Tuah girl.
1. This is NOT caused by a hawk! It has never been seen before. 2. Some people in the comment section need to realize awesome doesn't mean "cool".
Well what does awesome mean then
@@skyyy710 I think it might also mean « awe-some »
You don't think in all of time there has ever been a time whe. A massive flock of birds hit the ground and went back up. This is not the first time libtard
@@saadamahmoud8108 awe some bird acting crazy awesome
Awesome originally meant something closer to awful. As in something that inspires awe. It can be positive or negative
Rip to the little birdies that did not get back up again. 😢💔
😭😭
The reporter said “it’s Pretty Amazing”.
I’m like What… Seriously.. this is scary and some birds even died.
And
I mean it is in fact pretty Amazing.
What exactly do you think the word amazing means?
Amazing doesnt mean good just because thats the only way you know how to use it 🤦🏽♂️
Well if the wording wasn't unusual. Her expression was definitely odd considering the story.
Some Bird told a Really Bad Joke
hawk 1: did you see hawk thr-
hawk 2:
Wow! That reminds me of "The Birds," a Hitchcock movie. As a kid, my family watched it together on a Saturday night. When we got up to go to church the next morning, blackbirds were on the power lines and all in our yard. Freaks me out to this day. 😳
Definitely reminds me of The Birds.
That movie scared me pretty bad when I was an 8 year old kid in 1963. I never watched it again.
I just watched that movie last year in my film class and this totally reminded me of it.
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“its pretty amazing”
THERE’S DEAD BODIES EVERYWHERE
Himmler visiting a concentration camp.
It's not meant in a positive sense. Look up the definition of the word and you'll find it fits quite well.
@@El_Presidente_5337Calm down mr President. They're birds who killed themselves accidentally. Not humans in concentration camps.
@@ingwiafraujaz3126 As a native English speaker, the contemporary use of Amazing is almost always in a positive sense. And never in a negative sense. Whereas "shocking" would more often be used in a neutral or negative context. He chose an awkward adjective there, that's all.
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“It’s pretty amazing” after literally stating that a lot of those birds passed away..💀
That it is~
It's mesmerizing
it is tbh
At least the feral cats will have something to eat
i dont know if 'amazing' would be the best choice of word here, but.... it is what it is.
They don't fly individually, they fly in a collectively guided manner. If many of them decide to fly down and up to avoid a predator, the entire group will replicate the movement, even if there isn't enough altitude for everyone to do the maneuver.
Best answer out of all the other…idiotic…descriptions.
Starlings do the same thing at dusk. Thousands of them move about in this memorizing cloud of birds changing directions every second.
I feel like humans behave in similar fashion
Still doesn't seem like a typical outcome of a predator attack 🤔
@@yaynative I watched a bird fly down and into a window and kill itself to avoid a predator - with another bird smacking into it from behind to ensure the poor thing died on impact. I think it's just very atypical.
This is false. Fish for example swim in groups to avoid predators (because predators will have to traverse larger distances until they find a prey), and when the group gets attacked by a predator they swim in all different directions to maximize they survival chances (as predators will get confused) and then slowly group up again (smaller groups first, then a big one). This same principle applies to flocks.
This is explained in several books about chaos and complex systems.
“Lots were killed on impact “ - 😞 “It’s pretty amazing “ - 🤩
Yeh wtf
Yes very weird comment...amazing is not the word
Then the, "that it is" with that smile like what the actual 😧
I'd like the reporter to try falling from the sky and not surviving, I'm sure it will be pretty amazing
@@jaimerafaelledesma3488 lmaooo
It happens with starlings when they group up really big. The back half of the flock cant see through the flock so the first half turns out of the dive and the second half doesn't have enough time or room to pull up.
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This is what I was looking for. Some sanity. The predator theory is asinine. A hawk? What did he round up all the birds first? The concentration of birds did not come close to confirming that conclusion. Sorry about the c's. Unintentional.
Your theory makes sense. I think their expert should have thought about it a little more.
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@@zorro675 Amen
No, the leader of the flock was trying to impress his girlfriend and got his buddies killed
“Pretty amazing” not my words, it’s sad, look at how many died.
I've seen this several times. They're merely flying along with the group like how sheep would follow each other without knowing where they're going. They just go with the flow. Some of the maneuvers involve sharp dives.
Obviously if you're flying in a pretty dense flock, you're not going to be able to clearly see what's ahead of you, this is what caused some of the birds to smack into the pavement and die.
Imagine you're running in a dense crowd headed towards a cliff. The people at the front will see the cliff and move aside, but the people in the middle will not be so lucky and end up falling off by not reacting fast enough, and/or by being pushed off by an equally oblivious group behind them..
Thank you for saving me from typing this exact thing.
Funny how experts just closes the case.
What’s even worse is the people in the middle and back push the front ones over to. This happens in formation runs all the time lol
After what happened at Astroworld, I avoid dense crowds like the plague.
"Fall off a cliff"..more like compressive asphyxiation or trampled to death before you even get to the cliff
That makes perfect sense
Looks like a potential microburst, which is a strong downdraft in a specific location. Well known in aviation.
Way more plausible than a "predator" lmao some expert this guy is
RIP million birds fall down
looks like a pretty calm day. No indication of downdraft, microburst or turbulence.
I just wrote that too after finding out what they were yesterday. Definitely looks so
Thanks. That’s a lot more believable than the predator idea 😅
A hawk or a falcon has the capability to have two hundred birds “free fall”?! That’s ridiculous.
Chemtrailz
They just flew down
they probably get stuck focusing on the one in front of them that a split second direction change is fatal
@@unityrichardson9131 Correct, coupled with The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program, or HAARP
New theory: this area of the simulation needed a nature boost. It glitched and did an unauthorized daylight hours bird dump.
😂😂😂 I like this…. Imma chose to believe it lol
It's not amazing , it's heartbreaking. 🥺
I know what is wrong with these news people.
You realize "amazing" doesnt mean "good" 🤦🏽♂️ It means "causing great surprise and wonder"
@@chocolatechick729 amazing doesnt mean good just because thats the only way you know how to use it 🤦🏽♂️
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Not really!! It's prophecy!!
“It is pretty amazing!” “That it is 😇😃” - excuse me? That was horrible lmao
True. Hahaha
I know, right? Didn't a bunch of them die?
Amazing does not mean good, it means somebody is amazed. I can be amazed sometimes how bad my kid is. Although he did have too much of a smile in his actual voice when he said it… Dang
It was definitely amazing. Not bc they died but bc of how it happened. That’s almost never seen. It was a sight to see.
@@sergicalcantara i think you forgot that she smiled at the ending and observe their voices. Something that they're happy.
That’s crazy!! Could it be some sort of air pocket or weird gust of wind?
I doubt the “toxic air” bit given how quickly they recovered.
Looks like wind indeed..
What about those two helicopters that fell out of the sky on the same weekend......one in Los Angeles and one in Miami........wouldn't doubt if this is all related.
@@fernandoerives3245 they fell of the sky? Wtf
@@fernandoerives3245 that never happened
@@orbitron2330 either your plain ignorant or just a fool. It's literally in the news.............
Birds : dies
Man: it's pretty amazing dayyyummnn
This happened near where I live. A couple of years ago the same thing happened right outside my house. It was very sad to see all the tiny birds on the ground.
Edit: damn I wasn't expecting all the angry people in the replies.
This happened near a small city called Rubio that is minutes away from my hometown of Cuauhtémoc, in the state of Chihuahua, México.
A similar event happened right outside my house a couple of years ago. The same type of bird too, they migrate from Canada in the winter.
No one really knows why it happened, but some say it was due to the smog. I kind of agree with Angeline in the comments though, about it being a magnetic anomaly. Weird stuff happens around here.
The _same_ thing years ago? Same amount of birds? 😳 You guys gotta inspect the area! What is going on!
It happened near where you live but right outside your house? Confusing
@@mattyp7582 maybe read again...🤭🤭🤭
@@mattyp7582 reading is fundamental
@@mattyp7582 read it again, but slower
I feel like a lot of people have never even seen flocks of black birds like this. It’s pretty normal. Used to see them all the time making weird shapes in the sky and completely covering power lines as a kid but as I got older I feel like it was less and less. Nice to see them again
It’s not normal for them to drop dead though
Umm, but this isn’t a flock of birds flying around? It’s a flock of birds flying so fast into the ground that dozens or more of them died. I see flocks of birds flying around literally all the time it’s an extremely common thing to see here in upstate NY, but never seen them fly into the ground and kill themselves like that. C’mon, it is not “pretty normal”
No kidding, the video is showing them crashing into the ground!!!!!!! Did you see that too
I don't think you grasped the point of this video at all
It is less and less and it will be less and less. Big Agra and pesticides, pollution and many other issues have decimated the bird population. Butterflies too. When I was young the yard was thick with them. Almost never see them now. It’s sad.
This is so heartbreaking.
How?
What ever ya say snowflake 😂
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because a lot of those poor birds died 😢
@@nate-the-fate6584 Dude grow up. Youre how old? Calling someone a snow flake for having empathy for animals that died on impact because they were in danger is not neing a snowflake its being a decent human being.
Imagine walking in that street while that happened
Amazing how the camera caught it perfectly.... not just to one side... a corner... right smack in the middle with the action....
And it's not 144p quality!
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Unfortunately, it didn't catch it above it to see what caused it
Imagine walking down the road, and then a swarm of bird just fell on you
I'd imagine the impact would be surprisingly violent. Death by a thousand beak cuts
My wildest dream comes true.
*flock
It happened to my auntie Delsy in 1922 San Diego
@@Ana20arAwhaaaatt… you can just drop that and walk off… What happened?
“My best guess is it was a predator “ this guy literally knows nothing and just guessed, what a pro!
Right! lol 🤯😂
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All he had was a video. Being a pro is being able to offer your best guess when your knowledge is limited.
Lol right. And they chose to put him in the news clip for what? His guess was not much of a contribution.
Yeah, I mean, he said it was his best "guess." You couldn't do any better. Not even close.
That’s a level 100 whole curse out on that building
This is sooo sad! The poor birds! RIP to all the birdies that didn’t make it and I hope that all the ones that have injuries make full recoveries. 🥺
Ikr how can they say it's amazing?
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@@krazeelety Amazing isn’t necessarily a positive thing. It just means something was worthy of causing you to be surprised or astonished. That many birds falling out the sky like that would definitely leave most people amazed
@@cjeff99 true, my apologies.
i hope someone gets a good meal out of these birds :(
If this was because of a predator, wouldn't we see the predator flying after them and grabbing the ones that were left on the ground or flying after the ones that took off?
@@Grrrola but why? Couldn’t they have shown??
That's not how an entire flock responds to predators. The ability to fly does not leave them when a hawk or other predator birds single out one bird among many.
This was an Electronic Pulse of Frequency that made them all dive simultaneously and plummet to the ground. THAT IS NOT NATURAL!!
The video camera is pointed low, the action probably happened on top. . U conspiracy 🤡
They think we're stupid.....
@@khismet what do you think it was from?
This is quite worrisome though if animals start acting strange out of the ordinary something might be going on with the world
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@@MarvelGamer2023 Yes
What would be 'going on with the world'? We don't need animals "acting strange" to know about climate change. So what could it be? There could be many explanations for this, sometimes some birds flock up too big and lose direction, it may have been an electric wire, a predator, etc.
@@MarvelGamer2023 lolololololololololololololololololololololololololol
Just because this was recorded doesn’t mean it’s just happening. You do realize camera footage hasn’t always been around right? This isn’t a plague it has happened before
It’s a microburst meteorological event. Cold air falling rapidly. Many aircraft have gone down as a result of them while landing.
As someone who works on AM radio towers: they probably had just turned on the tower after workers were on it - and their little bodies usually can't handle it. That's why there's so many bird carcasses in tower compounds.
Thats beyond sad 😢
That makes sense , but it doesn’t as being some kind of wave we could identify . This speculation is good .
I completely agree....a disruptive sound wave to their bodies. How careless of humans
sadt
It makes you wonder what it is doing to human bodies🤔...
Something definitely messed up their GPS and I don't think it was a predator.
Birds don’t work like that.
@@splitdragon3004Birds don't work like what?
Look up something called "Electrosmog" in regards to migratory birds.
My guess is 5G waves. It's been happening everywhere.
Yeah, I'm not sure I buy that many birds were chased by a predator, I mean the way they fell...
A call for an uprising covered this.
Probably 5g
That happened to me riding my bike in my neighborhood! They were hundreds of birds that suddenly dropped down and covered the street. I've never seen it before!
Did they fell on you?
Did the fly down and land or were they pushed down like in the video or did they free fall ? Serious question I'm only asking because we have huge flocks of crows that land in our adjoining field sometimes and it's amazing to watch. They all take off together and it darkens the sky as they go over it's crazy cool.
truly birds in the hood gone wrong moment
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> that happened to me
> i've never seen it before
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Imagine if you’re going for your regular run and you suddenly see hundreds of birds drop above you
Reporter - Many of them died.
Also Reporter - That is pretty amazing.
Lol I was so thrown there
Exactly. “Amazing” is a bad choice of a word here.
@@ES11777 yea if a bunch of people started swan diving out of the air he wouldn't be saying that
@@xOrionNebula2708 Crowd crush would be the closest human equivalent but yea.
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While I was duck hunting one morning I saw two huge flocks of teal fly directly into each other at what appeared to be 30 mph or more. I expected them to hit each other and fall to the water but instead they instantaneously formed one larger flock and never touched each other. It was a phenomenal sight.
Interesting
a beautiful sight and then u shot at em
Cool
That's weird how they can communicate with each other.
Wow.
There's the hawk's food storage for years to come.
FR LOL if that was a hawk id say that was a pretty successful hunt😂😂
It's never happened with a flock, but I've had birds run into my house's tinted window about 2-3 over the last 10 years. One of them died from the impact, and the other two times the birds were just stunned for about an hour, and then flew again after recovering from the impact. They were parrots all three times, and I live in Asia.
When I was a kid, a bird smacked our window and landed on our dog house. I took a picture of it and won the junior high photography contest. Soon after the picture, the bird bloated up from eternal bleeding and died.
@@reednokleby1420 😂
I had abald eagle hit my window and break it. I found it dead under a bush a week later. They did a necropsy and found a brown liquid in her gut.
@@reednokleby1420 lol
I have like 5 birds a day all year long run into my bay window
It really broke my heart, I feel so awful for some of the birds that died or got seriously injured. I wonder what it was that made them do that. It looks like that old horror movie with the birds attacking (not sure what it’s called) I hope it wasn’t toxic fumes or electrocution, makes it hard to believe it’s a defence thing because I’ve never seen anything like this or heard of such thing. This is a unique situation but yet a lot of animals do crazy things for self defence so we really don’t know for sure.
Edit: thank u for letting me know what the name of the movie is.
its the drones of vloggers from some US state no in Korea or Indonesia has heard of like Utah, Maine, and Arkansas.
@@eduardochavacano what?
'The Birds'.
It’s literally called “The Birds”
@@madisong3491 who care about the birds
“Whatever it is it’s pretty amazing” 🙄 says no one given the circumstances & plausible explanations given for why this occurred 🤦🏾♀️
I’ll give it to them, amazing does not always mean a good thing. I can be pretty amazed at how terrible things can be or how bad things can be sometimes
@@4ourty5ive a volcanic eruption is amazing. But it can also mean it’s dangerous. I think the description works fine.
@@4ourty5ive I agree, people sure love to nitpick everything that they think is negative for them just to get clout and likes without considering anything at all. Such an Amazing society we have here!
I think it's pretty amazing seeing useless birds die simultaneously.
This comment section shows how many people don't know the dictionary definition of amazing.
Me finally building up the courage to go for my first jog since my injury all those years ago:
My first thought was that they flew into a powerful microburst, judging from that downwards dust plume that came with the birds.
That’s the combined force of a hundreds birds hitting the ground and the dust plume is the result.
If you go to a dusty place and throw a pillow on the dusty ground you’d see the dust plume.
At first I thought it was a predator, but I'm starting to lean more toward the act of nature thing, with the mighty cosmic force of the microburst being the leading contender for this ornithological disaster.
@@markberryhill2715 they probably just got electrocuted from the power lines
Probably something that has to do with Earth's magnetic field
@@seriousdopamine4404 coulda been, but I have seen hawks get them worked up into a diabolical frenzy and cause them to lose their minds.
The way we would probably act if a lion or bear was chasing us.
It happened in bali island too last year. Later then , the island experienced thunderstorm and cold weather
This is actually a known (but rare) phenomenon, but as far as I’m aware it’s as-yet unexplained.
Aliens
Obviously 👽
It’s the cia bird drones😂
fumes should have killed all of the birds... (possibly confused from radio waves?)
Rare phenomenon? Starlings flocking together and then being startled and diving to the floor for safety?? 'as yet unexplained.? Eh?
"Whatever the cause, it's pretty amazing." It's echoing in my ears. 😵🙉
This phenomenon has been going on around the world no one really knows what's going on... It's like they flew into an invisible wall or 🛸?
Concrete was very visible :)
5G waves microwaving their brains
Invisible wall? Ummm I saw very visible asphalt they flew into. The oddity is the fact they flew directly into the ground, not that they were suddenly stopped by some invisible force.
Lol what? This kind of thing is well documented and is no longer a big surprise amongst scientists.
Seemed as if they dropped from top and spread out
A moment of silence for all the birds that didn’t survive this unreal event!😔
🤣
Lmao 🤣🤣🤣
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@@sakurafalls2468 thank you
😂😂😂😂
It feels like a wind! You can see the wind swirling with dust when the birds try to fly away after the impact(don't know if it was caused by birds though). It could also be that they did indeed inhale something toxic along the way that they fell off.
its the 5G towers, all the news channels that mentioned that were deleted. Theyre hiding something
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That's what I was thinking. Maybe like a microburst or something like that. But it's just a thought
You have the best answer and explanation I've seen so far in these comments.
It's simple. It's called an EMP
I’ve seen flocks of birds, but never in my life have I seen this many birds together at one place, and i’ve definitely never seen them pour out of the sky like black liquid
Back when I lived out the country thousands of these black birds would put on little air shows. It look like black clouds were waving through the sky. And when they all landed in the yard or pasture they covered the entire place. One little tap on the window and they would all take off though lol.
That's very unfortunate.
you can see this in Iowa they set in trees an look like leaves til they fly way then twigs
They do that around my house annually. Looks like a million of them blanket the cul de sac. They cover the street, sidewalks, trees and rooftops.
Exactly
Damn that hawk had the best hunting score of all time that day, he can feed his great great grandchildren
bro used the grenade launcher and got a kill streak
I mean seriously. A hawk attack? There’s no way this could have been the result of a hawk attack! Either the “expert” is joking around with us, or he was just being an idiot or something!
The Hawk with 300 confirmed kills... oh no...
Weird that she is smiling after dozens of birds were killed and injured.
😊
Oh no, anyway
Agree. It's sad
She hates birds.
why do yall gotta make so many assumptions
Free chicken! A whole fridge of it!
There is absolutely no way one hawk or “predator” can cause this reaction to those birds. Something else is going on.
Yeah jesus is coming 😂😂😂
Oh please say 5g without explaining what it is, how it works, why it caused it, why it doesn't happen constantly. Just say 5g, research it, and government done tryin to kill us like everybody else.
@@parkeralan19 5g caused this?
@@lightningmcqueen1717 I believe that could be possible
@@darkm0de777 well then maybe research 5g a little bit 😂 and not on reddit or facebook that's not research 😂😂😂
It was definitely a microburst as if you look closely when the birds fall you can see a brief dust cloud blow away.
@Roboseal2
I think the dust cloud was them knocking up the dirt on the ground when they hit the ground.
This was my guess.
and the vigorous shrub movement near the house (front left)
@@mbattee Yep. 10000 aerodynamic wings coming down certainly couldn't cause an air plume.. lol, SMH OP....
This happened to us once. There was a huge flock of birds going from yard to yard so they came to our yard for about 5 minutes and then moved onto the next. Definitely not THAT many birds but there were still a lot
That’s not the same thing
Did they fall like the ones we’re watching?
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Did that fly head first into the ground? This is not a similar occurrence.
EBP electromagnetic bird pulse, most of them were deactivated albeit temporarily.
It's *AMAZING??* It's tragic.
My first thought was that they were terrified, as well. I thought something flying scared them, but not just one hawk.
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I'm sure some hungry animals will find it amazing.
I thought the same thing too girl!
@@suzs3770 It was so sad.