@@OfficerPorkchops take a good look at a bird. They’re actually dinosaurs evolved from the velociraptor. They can’t have a birth day if they never passed through a birth canal and nursed from the mother. This is what makes a mammalian, born then nursed with mammary glands. I guess you’d prefer to be ignorant?
A pet peave of mine is when "researchers " compare animal intelligence to that of a two year old child. What human child can survive in the wild, fly, build a home, feed offspring, etc. No humans that I know of, child or otherwise!
Intelligence just refers to the ability to learn new skills. Most animals are just born with strong instincts rather learning a ton of new things throughout their lives@@KarePassion
What a phenomenal story. May all hornbills and their healthy/robust environment remain safe in the full range of their native habitat. May all males survive/thrive while their mates are incubating their eggs/young.
I would guess not too many predators would want to try to enter thru that hole to try and get the eggs cause mama's beak is surely capable of snapping something off.
I can sense those women getting upset, unconsciously extracting some allegorical meaning for themselves and immediately wanting to let the universe know they don't want to be a "regular hornbill." I'm sure we'll get a Disney-Pixar movie about it in a couple years.
For anyone wondering, they're evolved to never need to drink water. They are especially efficient at processing water from their fluid-filled fruit-rich diet.
I am from Kerala and it is our proud as it is our bird Also hornbills are poached by people to prepare medicines earlier Now they are protected by some tribals in Forest …(I mean it was in previous days)
The eye staring out of the hole into the world shows so much intelligence. Incredible
😂😂😂
❤❤
Imagine seeing them at night
@@ASAL2022 Hey, what's funny??
@@ASAL2022 what is funny?!!!
I love all the hornbills. They are quite attractive and charismatic. What a sweet man to bring his mate fruit and insects.
That animal is a bird.
Some male would only bring insects but no fruits 😭like how my husband shoped for me, only meat but no vegetables/fruits 😂
Although they have born as birds, it is still sensed that they are compassionate and faithful to each other.
Birds are not born, they’re not mammals. They would be HATCHED
So only humans can have those emotions?
LMFAO!!! 😆
Birds aren’t born they’re hatched 🤷🏼♀️
@@islandbirdw🤓🤓🤓🤓
@@OfficerPorkchops take a good look at a bird. They’re actually dinosaurs evolved from the velociraptor. They can’t have a birth day if they never passed through a birth canal and nursed from the mother. This is what makes a mammalian, born then nursed with mammary glands. I guess you’d prefer to be ignorant?
Felt like a movie acted by actors who were birds.Incredible and divine nature🙌
Not nature its God's creatures
@@adnan2681 Mother nature is majestic and rules through and through.
Dang that’s a real man right there
and a real women !
BETTER THAN ANY BLACK GUY ON EARTH
@@grimmjowthepantera What if her partner dies, or bails?
damn he is a real provider
Nature and its‘ animals is truly magnificent. Amazing footage.
so sad if the father gets caught by hunters
she can get out, LOL.
@@JohnEastmanExAttyAtLaw, hey man the eggs would be eaten up by predators.
she can lay more eggs. she can also find another mate.@@eyeneedlight242
@@JohnEastmanExAttyAtLawshe can't, she has pulled out all her flight feathers, she won't be able to fly, without the male she is gone.
@@JohnEastmanExAttyAtLawshe can’t fly or forage. She’d almost certainly die along with the chicks.
0:05 I guess you'll never recognize who's eyes that with first try. Nature is so amazing.
What incredible footage both outside and inside the nest! Fascinating.
They are better than most human being who abandon each other when times are hard
lol
Superb feedback.
I agree with you in all.
A pet peave of mine is when "researchers " compare animal intelligence to that of a two year old child. What human child can survive in the wild, fly, build a home, feed offspring, etc. No humans that I know of, child or otherwise!
Intelligence just refers to the ability to learn new skills. Most animals are just born with strong instincts rather learning a ton of new things throughout their lives@@KarePassion
Birds will do that too
Morale lesson; protects your precious gifts at all costs.
What a phenomenal story. May all hornbills and their healthy/robust environment remain safe in the full range of their native habitat. May all males survive/thrive while their mates are incubating their eggs/young.
Hornbill peeping through hole looks so cute
That eye through the whole 😊😂❤❤❤❤
😂😂😂
Git of my lawn! My husband will be home from work soon and he'll mess you up!
one of the most incredible behaviors I've ever seen. nature always gives us new wonders
I would guess not too many predators would want to try to enter thru that hole to try and get the eggs cause mama's beak is surely capable of snapping something off.
Mother nature is amazing 😍🤩❤
Living with 2 months of poop must be quite the experience!
I Saw some birds taking they're pop and trow it outside so, probably the female gave him the pop to discard it.They are very clean tbh
What a big beautiful blue eye LOOKING😂❤
Look closer. She and her mate have brown eyes.
This is so beautiful, animals are better than us in so many ways (loyalty, honesty, love, commitment…).
Gorgeous pictures of fascinating animals! Thanks people of the BBC.
This is absolutely amazing!!! Wow!! Thank you
Had no idea they did this. Amazing.
We the humans indeed can learn a lot from these humble hornbills.
The man is doing 90% of the work, lmao
Predator proof but not cameraman proof fortress 😊
Lol, you won't be able to see this awesome video if the're not making documentary on it. Atleast the birds are not harmed.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
how do they know to put a camera in that spot to begin with?
Dang!😂
@@matthanneman7511in most cases the nesting spot is man made
Oh ! Nature you beauty ❤
That thumbnail looked like a ghost was peeking from the tree, holy shit
David Attenborough is a legend among the animal kingdom broadcasters❤❤❤
Life is amazing no matter what species
The eye staring out the hole is the most creepiest shit ever. It looks like a person with face paint on like a cannibal 😂
Birds will do anything for their children.
Love the eyelashes on the birds
We as a humans must observe and learn from lessons from nature
Amazing!! What a well organised family to be! They make total sense! 🙌
I swear that thumbnail was Ju-On
the nature has it’s own beauty
confidence on her partner is stunning
If i was out there then seen a eye coming out the tree I would be so scared
Thank you for making this video, it's very useful!
I love it that she can peek amazing footage ❤
She really said covid ain't getting me im going on lockdown and ordering doordash
The hills have eyes 😮 so do the trees on the hills, imagine having shrooms and seeing that eye in the tree, asylum here I come 😂
Poor hornbill had to feed her and the cameraman.
Gorgeous!
THEY ARE AMAZING
🤗いつも見て感動してます！！ わずかな木のあなから、目👀がとても印象的ですね～！ お互いに責任をもって、しっかりと🥚を守ってる姿は考えさせられます。野生の世界は厳しい…この方法が少しでもわが子を残せますね、いつも素晴らしい感動を見せて頂きありがとうございます。これからもよろしくお願い致します🌸
That’s so cuuuteee
Nature is just incredible.
amazing.
📷 is everywhere 😂
Amazing Wonderful Creation...Bless All Creatures Great and Small...
Great video bbc
u are superb and my fev channel...
This is a wonderful man ❤ !
That father did more for his unborn kids in 3:20 than my father has done for me in my 42 years of life 🙁
Damn.
Lol....I feel you! 😅
🤣
Nothing can hide/scape from camera/man😂😂
Exactly 😂 Predator-proof not camera-proof
precious 💕
I wanna watch the whole thing 😩
lol "hey babe, brought you a mantis, lookin good"
This is amazing.. how animals jist take care of themselves ❤
Absolutely fascinating. And so well done 😘
Eternal love ❤❤❤
Suppose, the male bird is killed by an hunter
Beautiful.
Thank you for sharing.
Woooow This Is Very Beautiful 😍
What a great video ❤
Amazing Bird documentarie👍👍
nature is amazing
THEY ARE AMAZING ❤👍🥰
Such unbelievable stuff
💎🏆 Great insightful & fruitful video 🏆💎
Hornbills choose their couple for life
that thumbnail looks like the grudge kid eye😂
This is incredible interesting, it also makes me incredibly claustrophobic lol
I can sense those women getting upset, unconsciously extracting some allegorical meaning for themselves and immediately wanting to let the universe know they don't want to be a "regular hornbill." I'm sure we'll get a Disney-Pixar movie about it in a couple years.
How the hell u got the inside footage. Different angle also. So impress!
Lovely story.
Fascinating.
Magical 😊
Fascinating
I love this 😀
VERY NICE VIDEO 👍👍👍
Loved watching...❤
For anyone wondering, they're evolved to never need to drink water. They are especially efficient at processing water from their fluid-filled fruit-rich diet.
Amazing
How did you manage to take the footage within the nest?
0:04 "Here's Johnny!"
Had fortune of seeing a species of Hornbill in Mocambique , big loud birds
I can imagine the stench from bird droppings inside that tree
Same way i stare out at the world😂
Incredible
Salute to the camera man 👨
How in heck are they filming from inside the nest?
So cute 🥰
Lovely
Now this is a stay at home wife!
My white pants would turn brown if i saw that eye peeking in the middle of the night
Orangutan giving side eye to neighbors.
What about water? Does the food have enough water?
I am from Kerala and it is our proud
as it is our bird
Also hornbills are poached by people to prepare medicines earlier
Now they are protected by some tribals in Forest …(I mean it was in previous days)
But the national bird is peacock 🦚 Duh....
@@Dark-venom76
Yes National bird is peacock
Our state’s bird👍