Imagine being kidnapped and death is almost guaranteed. Then, suddenly, some entity, a higher being of enormous size, appears out of nowhere, saves you and takes you back home to your family.
@@thirien59 "Never seen before" they’ve never seen the other thing before either, it’s not in their DNA to know that birds attack other birds or that birds get killed from their nests, it’s something that they learn just how they learn what humans are
@@Icetea-2000 you're actually wrong. You ever heard of cuckoo bird? Also, DNA plays a very big part in the fundamentals of learning. Why do you think most people are instinctively afraid of snakes or small rodents like mice?
Chicks are very competitive & isn't unusual for the strong getting rid of the weakest. They didn't blink when their siblings fell, but they freaked out when the sibling was back
I actually love how all the chicks react. At first, they huddle together for protection. Then, when their sibling returns alive, they're like "AH! A ZOMBIE!" while their sibling is like "How, the fuck, did I get back here?". XD Nice of you to help them though.
@@NAIF-vq8iw ironically, the purpose of life for every living thing is to die. But postponing that purpose, even for a second, is also the purpose of life. Kind of out of context about your reply logic, but I guess I needed to say this.
@@NAIF-vq8iw Humans have already fucked nature up enough, why can't we do something kind every once in a while? The bird box is man-made, so there is already intervention there. Jackdaws are in the corvid family, and are opportunistic feeders. It's likely that it saw the chicks as easy pickings and isn't necessarily going to starve to death. It's like getting mad at someone for taking a plastic bottle out of the ocean because a crab or a fish might live in it.
I don't think you guys noticed, but the jackdaw pulled the chick out of the nest TWO SEPARATE TIMES, and both times they were both unharmed wonder if the jackdaw was even trying to eat it or it was just bullying them out of spite (apparantly the parents stole this nest from a pair of jackdaws)
Other three chicks are rather surprised (and annoyed) to see a chick taken out of the nest safely back by a human than the chick being dragged out out of there by a jackdaw. (I understand that's only their facial expression though.)
@@JamieVegas I mean if this is the same one that was pestering their mother they know mom can handle it. But imagine as a weak vulnerable chick that some undescribable meat like hand appears before you with your Brother/Sister in their meaty claws.
Kestrel chicks crack me up so much...... they always look so horrified/appalled at any surprise occurrence. The returned chick is like, "Damn, y'all look like y'all seen a ghost."
In their tiny little minds in whatever way they understand things they failed to understand how the chick that was dumb enough to get pulled out was also strong enough to fight it off and fly back up/command something to raise it back up to the nest. I don't think we saw them get startled. I think we saw their minds get blown
Chicks seeing Jackdaw right out of their nest and willing to force them out:😐😐 Chicks seeing Human hand returning their brother to the nest: daaaaaaaaamn😱😱
I like how the three lil' homies in the corner were freaked the hell out, meanwhile the one who was brought back by the hand was just chillin like, "Oh, hey guys."
🤣 helping himself by creating vulnerable nesting and filming it for ad revenue only person he is helping is himself , just another typical pathetic human putting wild animals in vulnerable situations for profit. Thanks for supporting the largest animal abuse organization in the world youtube. Humanity is vermin.
@@ledgago6771 he probably said some shit like "its nature, they derserved to die" or some shit, which he isnt technically wrong, but hes still a bitch for deleting the comment, but just because nature is cruel, doesnt mean that so do we. We cannot replace a mother bird or teach their children what they must know, but we can at least give them a hand if we can. Not because its our duty, but because we care about the preservation of life.
Yeah but it makes sense though lol. A giant hand-like abomination that spits back out lost siblings? That's completely beyond their understanding of predator-prey relationships
I love how the Raven looks so baffled, like: *"Bruh, how tf did you get back here ?!"* Edit: I get its a Jackdaw, please stfu in the comments, ya nerds
@@Mabra51 Er, if they were the same I won't point it out. Though the guy above you is correct. If the terms used is Corvids, then they are both in said category.
looks like the chick got pulled out twice and returned twice. We just didn't see the first time. Also I think the chick got used to being brought back as it didn't huddle up with it's siblings when the Jackdaw returned.
I mean, I'd also be a bit freaked out if one of my brothers got dragged away by a lion only to be returned home by a massive disembodied hand of the gods
Wildlife documenters refrain from helping for the purpose of it being nature, it's cruel but we'd be screwing them over in the long run if they just reply on us all the time. These appear to be farm/pet(/city) birds so it's natural ppl wouldn't want them dead.
Это природа, однако. Ведь скорее всего, пустельга ворует и убивает маленьких птенцов галки. Только галчат в этом случае обычно не защищают. Она стремится сделать лучше для своего потомства, чтобы хищников было меньше. Жаль, что в комментариях люди так любят воспринимать все в черно-белом свете, даже начинают думать, что один вид животных "плохой", а другой "хороший". А ведь в природе много жестокого, к сожалению.
So getting kidnapped is a regular thing for them and they don’t give a shit. But when a human sticks their hand in bringing one of their siblings back it’s like they just witnessed a murder
Thank u for saving that baby chick u did good finding a way to keep them safe great job that those birds are safe now They’re good thanks to your kindness and help in caring your much appreciated.
Great Job.. Normally would say.. Let nature be.. But we really need all Birds of Prey.. They are a great help to Rodent infestation. and Jackdaws are actually a pest in many places.. But they are some funny birds.. But did you see the face of the other chicks, when they saw that big hand.. HAhahaa....Looked like they were screaming...
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you are a real pos
That was good of the guy 👏👏 a bit more protection
I'm surprised this vid isn't 10yrs old or more
thought thered be actual content in the commentary my guy
@@mangotap fr i was so disappointed
Imagine being kidnapped and death is almost guaranteed. Then, suddenly, some entity, a higher being of enormous size, appears out of nowhere, saves you and takes you back home to your family.
Family : BRO WHAT THE FUCC YOU BACK? WHAT HAPPEN?
The guy : eh... hello again comrades
if animals had religion humans would definitely be deities to them
reality for them a fantasy for us nothing but evil up there
Thats right brothers! God is on MY side!!!
@@ItsRyanHello We'd probably be more like eldritch horror creatures to animals than deities.
I like how they're more scared of the hand returning the chick than they are of the chick being pulled out in the first place lol.
"Oh damn, Terry is definitely dead"
"WHAT HOW, AND WHAT *IS* THAT THING"
They thought it was the hand of god😂
One at Least looks like a bird. The other is a living branch made of flesh with no apparent eyes and ability to grab like a claw.
@@RogueT-Rex8468hi
@@RogueT-Rex8468That would be like humans seeing biblically accurate angels
I like how they freak out more from you returning one of them than from the bird yanking them out.
one of them being snatched out is an expected outcome in nature, a human hand bringing back one of them is a never before seen occurence.
One is another person taking another person and the other is an alien airdropping one of you
@@thirien59 "Never seen before" they’ve never seen the other thing before either, it’s not in their DNA to know that birds attack other birds or that birds get killed from their nests, it’s something that they learn just how they learn what humans are
Hand is big
@@Icetea-2000 you're actually wrong. You ever heard of cuckoo bird? Also, DNA plays a very big part in the fundamentals of learning. Why do you think most people are instinctively afraid of snakes or small rodents like mice?
*chick gets snatched*
"Welp, I guess Carl is gone."
Carl: "Hey guys-"
"JESUS, WTF?!"
"whar" - Carl
ROCK……….AND………….STONE!!!!!!!
😳😂🤣
@@Summer_ant HEAVE HO ,ROCK AND STONE
*CONFUSED SCREAMING*
I like how all the huddled up chicks just look at their missing sibling like: 😨
And the sibling that's returned just stares back like: 😐
Like jesus remeeting the deciples after that little cross misadventure
It be more like 😮
The three birds: "AAAAHHH!!!- oh hey, Bennys back"
Benny: What the fuck just happened?
Yeah my man just acts like nothing happened.
And the jakdaw like:🌚
It’s kind of hilarious but also sad that they were more startled and upset that the hand put the bird back then when they got taken out🤣😂😅
Well, to be fair, if you saw a giant you'd freak out too.
@@undertyped1 yeah but you’d think the reactions would be more similar
Chicks are very competitive & isn't unusual for the strong getting rid of the weakest. They didn't blink when their siblings fell, but they freaked out when the sibling was back
@@undertyped1 They didn't blinked when their siblings fell, but freak out when the sibling was back.
i wish a giant hand magically came into my home and gave me shit too
Their facial expressions are hilarious! And you helping them was great. Lmfao love this
Ha, this is one of the reasons I love watching kestrel nests...... the chicks always look so horrified when something crazy happens.
@@Sasser2015well can you blame them?
LOL my exact thoughts too! They're facial expressions are almost humanlike haha
@@Literally_Ant they are just looking theres no expression at all
just looks like prison
I actually love how all the chicks react. At first, they huddle together for protection. Then, when their sibling returns alive, they're like "AH! A ZOMBIE!" while their sibling is like "How, the fuck, did I get back here?". XD
Nice of you to help them though.
Their helpless expression is sad but makes me happy knowing that there out there are some good guys that care for nature
I mean the other bird probably will starve to death if we keep doing that
Nothing a human can do to protect nature he just fucks it up more my opinion
@@NAIF-vq8iw ironically, the purpose of life for every living thing is to die. But postponing that purpose, even for a second, is also the purpose of life.
Kind of out of context about your reply logic, but I guess I needed to say this.
@@NAIF-vq8iw Intervene in a natural process isn't "caring for nature" lmao
@@NAIF-vq8iw Humans have already fucked nature up enough, why can't we do something kind every once in a while? The bird box is man-made, so there is already intervention there. Jackdaws are in the corvid family, and are opportunistic feeders. It's likely that it saw the chicks as easy pickings and isn't necessarily going to starve to death. It's like getting mad at someone for taking a plastic bottle out of the ocean because a crab or a fish might live in it.
@@garfield850it depends, would you as police get a guy in jail for stealing? Even tho you know hes doing it because he needs the money to survive?
To be fair a human hand grasping something probably looks like some giant worm monster devouring their brother to birds
“Do not be afraid” the biblically accurate angel tells you
I don't think you guys noticed, but the jackdaw pulled the chick out of the nest TWO SEPARATE TIMES, and both times they were both unharmed
wonder if the jackdaw was even trying to eat it or it was just bullying them out of spite (apparantly the parents stole this nest from a pair of jackdaws)
Considering the sizes, it looks like it felt straight down, allowing the human to pick it up if nearby.
I was thinking that maybe the mama bird came back and scared it off or something like that.
It was probably just pulling them out of the nest so theyd be exposed to the elements and potential predators basically a slow death sentence.
@@Kakarot64. Yeah, I'd assume that since Jackdaws are really smart this one is trying to kill off predators while they are still vulnerable.
Not true. It pulled the first one out twice (might have left it on the ground the first time) but the video starts with 4 chicks and ends with 3.
Other three chicks are rather surprised (and annoyed) to see a chick taken out of the nest safely back by a human than the chick being dragged out out of there by a jackdaw. (I understand that's only their facial expression though.)
They're just scared by the sudden human hand, understandably.
@@DonSanchez iAgreed, but it is better for the three chicks if the one is killed - more food
@@DonSanchez They weren't as scared of the sudden Jackdaw fly-in, though.
@@JamieVegas I mean if this is the same one that was pestering their mother they know mom can handle it. But imagine as a weak vulnerable chick that some undescribable meat like hand appears before you with your Brother/Sister in their meaty claws.
@@ethanwilde4716 big meaty claws!!
I like how the one chick freaks out at the hand in the nest but then realized their brothers back lol
Burd : " poor Jimmy he was a good bird , i wi.." *god hand put him back*
All burd : :0
Jimmy : "....sup"
loool
"jimmy? you're alive?"
IN THIS WORLD
@@SneedFeedAndSeed IN THIS PLANET
Probably has some trust issues now with the others. Literally did nuthin when he got SNUTCHED
Jackdaw: Imma end these predators before they became a life threatening danger!
Human: No
Baby birds: *legit vibing*
Jackdaw: And I took that personally
Predator bro code.
Human: "The game was rigged from the start."
Kestrel chicks crack me up so much...... they always look so horrified/appalled at any surprise occurrence. The returned chick is like, "Damn, y'all look like y'all seen a ghost."
0:37 when the chick's see the hand of God 🤣😂
Lmao
I love how they all went
"Oh LORD! Kevin's gone... Oh well"
To
*"HOLY FUCKING SHIT HE'S BACK AND HE'S BEING CARRIED BY A GIANT HAND!!!!"*
In their tiny little minds in whatever way they understand things they failed to understand how the chick that was dumb enough to get pulled out was also strong enough to fight it off and fly back up/command something to raise it back up to the nest. I don't think we saw them get startled. I think we saw their minds get blown
Chicks seeing Jackdaw right out of their nest and willing to force them out:😐😐
Chicks seeing Human hand returning their brother to the nest: daaaaaaaaamn😱😱
Babies look so shook after Carl's adventure. I love how we all named the abducted chick Carl
連れ去られたときの怖くて固まる感じと急に兄弟が戻ってきたときの反応が癖になるw
何でもどってきたん？？って顔してるわw
戻ることには驚いて戻らないことには驚かない
これが自然界だと知ると本当にすごい囲いのなかで生きてると思う
I like how the three lil' homies in the corner were freaked the hell out, meanwhile the one who was brought back by the hand was just chillin like, "Oh, hey guys."
カラス来た時よりも0:37の時のが驚いてるのほんと笑う
Oh I’m about tired of that jackdaw !!! First fighting mama, now stealing chicks!! He must be stopped 😂
Now Jackdaw is arrested lol
The jackdaw needs to go to birdyjail for harrassing the little guys
Ae need to lay out in wait a blast the fucker out of the sky
Да да, видать она охотилась не за мышкой
A blast from a shotgun or airgun shall do the trick.
兄弟が落とされた時よりも、助けてもらった時の方がビビってて草
0:36不思議そうに戻された雛鳥を見てる
0:37 ここのびっくりしてる顔が面白すぎて何回もリピートしてる
帰ってきた子がなんかあった？みたいな感じでケロッとしてるのも好き
0:47 全員で隅に固まってるのもかわいい
全員「ひょわぁぁぁぁ！！！」って感じで口開けててかわいいw
最初の子はどうなったの？駄目だったの？😢
生きとったんかワレ！
I just want to express how great it is to _finally_ see someone that actually helps where possible! You definitely earned a sub and a like 👍 🥰
🤣 helping himself by creating vulnerable nesting and filming it for ad revenue only person he is helping is himself , just another typical pathetic human putting wild animals in vulnerable situations for profit. Thanks for supporting the largest animal abuse organization in the world youtube. Humanity is vermin.
@Nuyki Roger that, next time you need an ambulance just suck it up. Strongest survive.
@@ledgago6771 As humans we have the luxury of not being at the mercy of nature
@@ledgago6771 he probably said some shit like "its nature, they derserved to die" or some shit, which he isnt technically wrong, but hes still a bitch for deleting the comment, but just because nature is cruel, doesnt mean that so do we. We cannot replace a mother bird or teach their children what they must know, but we can at least give them a hand if we can. Not because its our duty, but because we care about the preservation of life.
Wrong, we are at the mercy of nature. Hurricanes, tornados, volcanos, earthquakes a joke to you?
I love that the hand freaks them out but not the black bird that repeatedly and violently attacks them and throws them out of their nest.
Yeah but it makes sense though lol. A giant hand-like abomination that spits back out lost siblings? That's completely beyond their understanding of predator-prey relationships
i love how the owner immediantly builds a cage
Secure contain protect
連れさらわれた雛が帰って来た時の残りの雛「お前…生きてたのか…」
みたいな顔が好きwwww
笑😂😂
0:37 i like how when the chick get put back no the next, the other 2 got so scared that another one just appeared on their back
The chicks were like: "Carl..? 😨" after you brought their sibling back lol
Okay but isn’t it so cute how there’s always that one baby bird that protects the others?
仲間が帰ってきた時、ドン引きしてるの好き
うわーっ！！戻ってきたーーー！！
0:36 神がトリの世界に介入する瞬間👼✋
They're so expressive for non-mammals it cracks me up lmfao!
0:38 mark is top tier. Seeing The chick in the front OMG reaction to their sibling being returned by a 🤚 was amazing
sibling gets pulled out: 😶
sibling gets put in: 😱
The huddled chicks face:😰
The chicks when the guy put the other chick back:😮
After seeing a giant hand returning the missing kestrel, those chicks are going to start a new religion.
They looked like they just saw a ghost
I love how the Raven looks so baffled, like: *"Bruh, how tf did you get back here ?!"*
Edit: I get its a Jackdaw, please stfu in the comments, ya nerds
Jackdaws are not ravens. They are crows tho.
@@LargeBanana so corvids.
@@LargeBanana same thing
@@Mabra51 Er, if they were the same I won't point it out.
Though the guy above you is correct. If the terms used is Corvids, then they are both in said category.
@@Mabra51 Ravens are twice the size of crows, don't be disrespectful.
Jackdaws, the Killer Whales of the Sky
0:37 Literally the best thing I’ve seen today
looks like the chick got pulled out twice and returned twice. We just didn't see the first time. Also I think the chick got used to being brought back as it didn't huddle up with it's siblings when the Jackdaw returned.
I mean, I'd also be a bit freaked out if one of my brothers got dragged away by a lion only to be returned home by a massive disembodied hand of the gods
got an ad about barbequed chicken before this played
0:37
帰還鳥 ｢ただいまー！｣
鳥ーズ ｢うわぁ成仏してクレメンス🙏｣
Finally a video person that helps when possible!!
Wildlife documenters refrain from helping for the purpose of it being nature, it's cruel but we'd be screwing them over in the long run if they just reply on us all the time.
These appear to be farm/pet(/city) birds so it's natural ppl wouldn't want them dead.
*90 likes activated* 🖖
「生き取ったんかワレェ！！」
Baby birds and mammals are so adorable! Even a baby stingray!
It's adorable how they all huddle up together in one corner
**Jackdaw gets on of their siblings**
chicks: OH NO!! so anyway..
* human hand brings their sibling back*
@@dandymaiden Chicks: "AYO-"
Imagine a titan just shows up, tosses your sibling back to you and then comes back to improve the protective wall.
I like the look on that one kestrel chick when you put back their sibling. “Whoa! TF?”
I love how the rest are like “WTF IS THAT THING?!??” And then the one that’s come back is like “hey guys. What’d i miss?”
Thank you...really appreciate your gracious ness. From Singapore
They’re looking at the returned chick like HOW TF DID HE NOT DIE
Well done on returning the kestrel chick to nest and fitting guard bars
Why doesn’t he built an actual secure nesting place?
@@ManiyaVinas It is a work in progress thing. The person who built the nest didn't know the Jackdaws would mess with the chicks.
Love how when the chick returned, the others were like
*wait what*
*how u survive*
:0
And the chick was like
*yeah idk :0*
**shrugs**
I like how the birds on the left are just in pure shock looking at the bird that has returned to them.
Buddy used monster reborn and then swords of revealing light… crazy play
There facial expressions 😆 🤣 was like he got our brother !! 😭😢 then OH SHIT HE'S BACK AND OK!! 👌 LOL.....😂😂
That one kestral believed in a higher power
I love their immediate relief when their sibling is placed back
I got scared when Fluffy was pulled out of the nest. So glad the human saved Fluffy and put Fluffy back with the siblings.
You may friend are a hero to these chicks.
And the day was saved, Thanks Magic Hand
the chicks did not want their sibling back
0:38 😂😂
hahahah
I just subscribed Your Channel bcoz You helped them ..
Great work.. 💕😊
Love from India 🇮🇳
I love how after the guy put the chick back, the siblings watch like “wtf just happened”
Понравилась реакция остальных птенцов , когда вернули четвертого в гнездо)
Those poor chicks, they're so freaked out over this experience. lol
"A terrifying presence has entered the room..."
0:36 hand jumpscare
Haha.❤ I have a baby jackdaw and he’s just the cutest thing ever😂🎉
your bird is a psycho for pulling out babies to influence nature, cute bird tho.
chicks: wait what happened?
chicks at 0:39: *mindblown*
The birds: Is that god!
0:38 lol their faces. 🤣🤣🤣
I think it was the same dopey chick that got pulled out each time. 😅 His siblings were just looking at him like "BRO! BEHIND YOU, FFS!"
These chicks are so gorgeous! So helpless and scared, I find it charming
cant wait to see the voice over for this
Это природа, однако. Ведь скорее всего, пустельга ворует и убивает маленьких птенцов галки. Только галчат в этом случае обычно не защищают. Она стремится сделать лучше для своего потомства, чтобы хищников было меньше. Жаль, что в комментариях люди так любят воспринимать все в черно-белом свете, даже начинают думать, что один вид животных "плохой", а другой "хороший". А ведь в природе много жестокого, к сожалению.
the bird really said " *you are going to brazil* "
So getting kidnapped is a regular thing for them and they don’t give a shit. But when a human sticks their hand in bringing one of their siblings back it’s like they just witnessed a murder
More like, an alien just dropped by a family member you assumed were dead.
Thank u for saving that baby chick u did good finding a way to keep them safe great job that those birds are safe now They’re good thanks to your kindness and help in caring your much appreciated.
As much as you might dislike it, this is nature. Unfortunately, one animal dies, so that another may live.
@@surq0784 Ok but what's wrong with helping them? Also the crow didn't try to kill the chick to eat it, it just wanted it dead for nothing.
That there is what you call divine intervention.
Bless u for helping the babies
Thanks for the helping hand
Great Job.. Normally would say.. Let nature be.. But we really need all Birds of Prey.. They are a great help to Rodent infestation. and Jackdaws are actually a pest in many places.. But they are some funny birds.. But did you see the face of the other chicks, when they saw that big hand.. HAhahaa....Looked like they were screaming...
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0:37 The three baby birds: AAAAAAaaaahhh….😨
The baby bird that got put back the person: sup…😐
Mr.Hand can be a hero too
Thank you for saving that baby. Now that bad bird, shame on that jackdaw
リアクションが人間と一緒ですね🤣
Returned chicks: I saw God.