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I swear Australia is just filled with real life pokemon


At some point England will have to ask himself if it was something about his parenting that made his kids turn out this way.

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18th October 2019
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Shotwells

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5 years ago #9823423        
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For those wondering, the reason the birds do this is because they are accustomed to catching the various prey that get flushed out trying to escape the flames.

The behavior was actually noticed by local aborigines who incorporated it into their legends. It's really interesting stuff.


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Zenon

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5 years ago #9823490        
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Australia: We didn't start the fire, it was always burning since the world's been turning


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Ysabet

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5 years ago #9823475        
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Yep. Nailed it. I mean, seriously, it's like the gods went to Australia and New Zealand and went on a huuuuge bender and then made animals. "No, no, ya gotta-- we gotta add something else! Hey, let's make it POISONOUS. And, and and and, let's give it a beaver tail! Hahahahahahah!!! --hey, hand me that bottle--"


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5 years ago #9823421        
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Hmmm.. What's next, kangaroos entering the King of Iron Fist Tournament? Also, doesn't Canada have a knife-wielding crab? Good job, dad.


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5 years ago #9823483        
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Short answer? yes, it was England's parenting. :D

minando

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5 years ago #9823453        
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Well there's no law that prohibits birds to be jerks.
That's for humans only.
Aaand it doesn't work anyway.

RyanW

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5 years ago #9823434        
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People of my generation who grew up in the US will no doubt remember the "I learned it by watching you!" drug PSA. Seems apropos.


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Hinoron

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5 years ago #9823419        
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Wildfires DO stop if the fire spreads to a place that's already burned up. Done properly, it's a valid way to control a fire, and keep it from getting huge and unstoppable.
...Admittedly I'm a little hesitant to put my faith in the strategic abilities of a bird with a brain smaller than my thumb.

Also, who else noticed that this bird has just set its own head on fire? :P


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5 years ago #9823536        
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@DanishPride it must be HAWKWARD trying to convince people to protect that one


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5 years ago #9823437        
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You dump a bunch of convicts someplace and leave them largely unsupervised, you really shouldn't be surprised they come up with firehawks.

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