Wow, you must be so strong and well liked, talking in such a shit, disrespecful and disgusting way about a defenceless animal. Hint: No, you are not strong and well liked, thats what I was trying to say
@@guywithacreativename5134 Congratulations. You get to sniff out this Scooby-doo. Just remember when you are posing and prancing in from of the judges to keep that shaved behind of yours held up nice and high like the proud little puppy that you are. And when it comes time to hand out those blue ribbons, it will be such an exciting time for you, it really will be, but for the love of God virgin, you gotta try not to squeeze out a dookie in the future cause you get hang up on these meaningless things, because ah-I mean God forbid you were every an embarassment to a meaningfull life right?
Theres consequences to your dumb comment, ie. This. Informing you of how dumb you sound. Did you attend infant school? Whos typing those comments for you? I think your mother with downs syndrome is getting tired. Lollll
Teaching implies they're actually absorbing the information. This bird has learned nothing from the consequences of its hubris, because seagulls exist to spite the gods.
It is always hilarious to me how, in these situations, always without fail birds manage to look either utterly baffled or unambiguously offended by what just transpired. This seagull, in this case, is definitely the latter.
That's what I've learned about seagulls ever since I started paying attention to them: just when you think you've heard all the weird noises they make, they go and make a new weird noise. They are the strongest contender for Alien Pretending To Be A Bird Species where I live.
This mans monotone "ouch. owie. ouch." And then laughter at the seapigon using its most powerful weapon proves that this guy can beat a goose in a fight without any scratches.
I love how calm you stayed through all of that, and the respect you had for the bird. Like, "Yeah, we're not chill. I caught you. I get that." Looked like you were being pretty gentle with them as well. Poor bird was probably more confused than anything XD Cool video. Definitely a cool experience.
@@loliconenjoyer9770 birds can't breathe if you press their chest. They don't have a diaphram. If you want to hold a big bird like that you have to cup their sides (wings) with both hands so their chest can still move. Stops them flapping around and hurting themselves as well.
Pigeons are prey, they would always run away. You cannot catch one without doing a leap. Seagulls (at least in my city) have no natural predators and that's why they have no fear.
@@cplcabs dude, if you been living somewhere seaside, forest area, you might see frequently guys who shoot animals for pleasure only y'all, the seagull bite him a lot, he didn't seize it, he got a few pics and let go y'all
@@ibrahimal_menesy4l yep, I have seen it and I applaud when the animal bites back. If you are going to hunt an animal there should be a valid reason, such as feeding your hungry family.
Hey, animal rescuer here (I mainly rescue birds). I just want to warn everyone not to replicate the actions shown in the video. Why? Seagulls are prey animals, which means that they get really frightened when you catch it. If you’re wondering why the gulls are comfortable getting close with him, it’s because they are used to human interaction. Everyday, people give the gulls food scraps. This desensitizes the birds and makes the birds feel comfortable enough to approach you. This makes the birds susceptible to dangerous acts performed by people who don’t have good intentions. Even if the bird is desensitized (properly called habituation), if you catch it (it’s still a prey animal, remember), the bird’s body will produce a lot of adrenaline. This might not kill them immediately, but it could damage its heart in the long run, even if you only hold it for a few minutes. Also, if you catch the bird in a wrong way, you can severely injure the bird. Birds have delicate bones, and it’s very easy to break them. In addition, it’s illegal in most places to catch or harm a seagull. Seagulls are migratory birds after all and most migratory birds are protected. Remember that seagulls are just like any other birds. They deserve love and respect too. If you do not want a giant dude to catch you, then leave the birds alone. Seagulls only steal food because they are hungry (they are only comfortable enough because they have been desensitized). If everyone refuses to give the seagulls scraps (and try not to let them steal), it will force the seagulls to find food somewhere else, and eventually they will stop bothering you (and others) as much as before! If you have participated in these acts, but you did not know that it would potentially harm them, then it’s no shame at all! Forgive yourself, move on, and don’t do it anymore. Have a good day! -Frodo 🕊️
I live by a beach, from my own experience with seagulls, they will treat you the way you treat them: So if you are a douche towards them, by deliberately scaring them off, antagonising them, or causing fear or harm to their young, then expect to get dive bombed at every opportunity. My neighbour learned that the hard way when he killed some babies, next thing you know every sea gull in the area was attacking him, yet they were just fine with everyone else. That’s another thing: they wont turn against everyone if a couple bad apples treat them bad, but they will hold a grudge against those specific bad apples. That being said, if you respect their space, and/or treat them with kindness, then they will leave you and your close ones be. My mother used to give water to the babies during the scorching summers whilst the parents were out. The little ones would often bathe in the tubs she gave, and drank the water. One time a parent caught her in the act but they didn’t do anything. After a while all the sea gulls respected her, and even trusted her enough to the point that when one of the babies wandered into the house and had to be escorted out they were completely unfazed. All i will say id ffs keep your chips to yourself! You feed a few to a lone bird next thing you know you have triggered a feeding frenzy.
Yeah, being mean to their babies is the quickest way to make any animal with a degree of sentience hate you, and the more intelligent the animal the worse the outcome.
@@Ivytheherbert baby recently fell onto a shed roof accessed by our back garden. Mothers been giving him water and a box for shade. Even named him lucky. Every time she re fills the water or cleans out the tub, the entire sea gull flock fly overhead and the parent stays close but they dont dive bomb her or attack. Dw, lucky is fine
Seagulls are as smart as corvids imho. It can be smart to pay your seagull tax though. If you pick out just one gull, ideally the dominant one, and just feed that one, it will keep the others at bay. Save the feeding frenzy until you are ready to leave.
This looks almost exactly like Seaside, OR. It was where I first saw the Pacific firsthand, and it was impressively well-kept, considering the foot traffic.
The other seagulls are either mocking him for being caught by a human or respecting him for one heck of a bite and dump to a human. But notice that at the end, there doesn't seem to be another seagull in sight. He's thinking, "man, I just bit and pooped on a human and there was nobody here to see it. The guys will never believe me!"
1:37 Okay human, you let me go, and I let you go. Later that day Seagull: I was captured by a giant, but I escaped using my wits. I got him in a death grip til he released me.
I'm always scared of the idea of touching birds... they just seem so fragile between being so small and having hollow bones or whatever, I'm worried I'd accidentally hurt one. I lived near a duck pond as a kid and there was always one or two ducks or geese with a broken wing
I think another scary part is them simply having a heart attack while youre holding them. I had to fish out a stray swallow from my attic once, i was scared itll just up and die
My dad once broke the neck from one of his canaries by accident when we had to ring them 😅 Bird was dead straight away (well obviously). Gotta say it never happend again.
"Please let go of my finger, pretty, pretty please?" Gull: Imma ruin your whole hand's career if you don't let go of me, so you can just drop any notion you have of plea bargaining for your finger.
1:14 "so you're probably wondering how I ended up in this situation." 🤣 I like how the seagull grabbed your finger as if to say if you let me go you get your finger back. 🤣
Seagulls head when the one that get caught returns; Head: can I... Can I talk to for a second Head: what was that? Seagull: I thought I was fine Head : You thought? You though? How's that working out for you? Seagull: Not very well
Seagulls are a dual predator-prey animal. So naturally, their responses to being caught and handled against their will is gonna consist of any of the following: Clawing, biting, or defecating. It doesn't want to be eaten and will do just about anything it can to get away. And this isn't a trait distinctive to seagulls, either. Dogs, cats, raccoons, foxes, and other small predators will often do many of the same things that seagull was trying to do should those prey instincts of theirs kick in.
1:16 I am not happy with this arrangement 1:28 very not happy 2:00 still not happy 2:20 death rays with my eyes 2:48 of course I pooped - that’s what I think of you & your stupid plan 3:11 hey guys! I almost got killed back there, but I scared him off!
Yup, you’ll find that method of self defense among many animal species including humans. When a person or animal is scared they may have a natural urge to pee or defecate themselves as a method of dropping dead weight, which can aid in running away or in deterring potential predators
oooh those buggers can BITE. I have seen my fair share of gulls as a wildlife rehab volunteer. I still have a scar on my arm from a great black-backed gull. Those are bigger than these and those beaks are sharp and strong! He only bit me once but it bled immediately and was it was purple for 2 weeks.
I almost got clapped by a pelican kind of stuck in a bush awhile back. Don't think they have very sharp beaks though, and the thing is so long they probably don't have much strength at the tip. Quite a bit of momentum when they snap it closed based on the sound.
Ngl, was kinda expecting something to shoot out from the ocean and eat the seagull by how focused the camera was on the seagull as it was flying away. Wouldve been poetic.
Man some of these comments…
lol never read the replies they always veer into some crazy argument
It's amazing how you managed to capture the bird with your own hands!
I saw a whole comment thread on the other video where people got inordinately heated over someone using the pronoun "they" for the birdie XD
Yeah CZcams comments are more toxic than a vat of corrosive acid
@@PurtyPurple 😂
Seagull: The risk I took was calculated but man am I bad at math
lmao
...but bird, am I bad at math!
@@riccardoveres1567 that was bad, but at least the seagulls are laughing.
i was an eye witness
bro finally caught the one menace to society
If that was a crow, it would remember this and come back with true friends that didn't fly away when it needed them the most lmao.
That's why a group of crows is called a murder
Yeah seagulls are sociopaths, crows actually feel empathy for eachother
Seagulls are no more than the cockroaches of the sky
@@someone-ji2zb 🤭
To start with, catching a crow would be a challenge compared to one of this dumb seagulls. They may be sociopaths but man, they are dumb sometimes.
Lmao, he's fighting for his life. Shitting all over you and finger biting. Those are all of his strongest attack moves.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bite
Fly
Screech
Leer
Would you like to delete a move for Seagull to learn Dump?
@@blues03That is some different kind of mud slap XD
Wow, you must be so strong and well liked, talking in such a shit, disrespecful and disgusting way about a defenceless animal.
Hint: No, you are not strong and well liked, thats what I was trying to say
@@blues03Seagull forgot Leer and learned Dump.
-Press F to pick up
-Press 1 to equip
-Right click to use
Video game logic
Underrated comment
*You used Seagull!*
*The seagull was not happy with your action and is trying to break free from your hand.*
-While equipped: -1hp every 10 seconds
-On use: Apply doodoo on clothes
STOPP HELEPEP
Seagull: Gets food from potential predator
Seagull gets captured
Seagull: :O
I see you stole a comment that had 31 Thousands likes in the second video.
@@guywithacreativename5134 How do you know it wasn't me?
Think before you judge
@@Predixy32 Basically his comment was made 3 years ago. And his name is KingSora
If you dont own humor, just delete this comment before you get embarrased.
@@guywithacreativename5134 Congratulations. You get to sniff out this Scooby-doo. Just remember when you are posing and prancing in from of the judges to keep that shaved behind of yours held up nice and high like the proud little puppy that you are. And when it comes time to hand out those blue ribbons, it will be such an exciting time for you, it really will be, but for the love of God virgin, you gotta try not to squeeze out a dookie in the future cause you get hang up on these meaningless things, because ah-I mean God forbid you were every an embarassment to a meaningfull life right?
I would add" catching seagull with bare hands" into my resume
If I ever start a business that’ll be a job requirement
@thecreaturescorner539 would canadian goose count?
@@realamerican3282 how about one of those finches with oranges cheeks
@@berhonkusbardledoo i think that would count
Plucks seagull from the air "you're my friend now."
"We're having soft tacos later!"
Dundundundududdududududuudoo
@@VickiVampiressYTI thought the exact same thing. 😁😁
*queues kokori village bgm*
It's a speedrun version of FeedingSteven!
0:55 I like how all the other seagulls quickly escaped as soon as you caught one
Seagulls ain't dumb. I mean, they are, but not THAT dumb.
Man the AI is growing up so fast...
"as soon as"
Not really. They all left as he stood up, but it was seconds after he caught it. 0:59
As some other comment said, if that was a murder of crows... guy would realice why is called murder haha
@@onemoregodrejected9369 Imagine if you could spell😳
I love how the seagull thinks that opening it’s mouth at the camera is actually going to do something
Like I’ll kill it 😂
To be fair, that's the closest thing to a weapon it has
@@sweetweebygoodness8693 True
it's the fear factor that counts
The seagull found out he was being pranked live
Thank you for teaching seagulls that there's consequences for stealing our food.
From one gryph to another, fully agreed. :>
Theres consequences to your dumb comment, ie. This. Informing you of how dumb you sound. Did you attend infant school? Whos typing those comments for you? I think your mother with downs syndrome is getting tired. Lollll
Teaching implies they're actually absorbing the information. This bird has learned nothing from the consequences of its hubris, because seagulls exist to spite the gods.
Lmao 💀
@@feuerling in fucking deed
One of the silliest stand offs I've ever seen
Yeah
@@thecreaturescorner539 It did make me laugh,so I'm not complaining.
It was adorable. 😂❤
The fact that the seagull was caught so easily, he must have been pretty ... gullible
badumtsk
oh god LOL
@@Alteoriunexpected Alteori appearance lol
A comment like this would fit the BILL
I SEA what you did there!
It is always hilarious to me how, in these situations, always without fail birds manage to look either utterly baffled or unambiguously offended by what just transpired.
This seagull, in this case, is definitely the latter.
The human : "I caught a seagull"
1:25 The seagull : "I caught a human"
Sorry for disliking your comment, I was trying to click the timestamp and it didn't work
@@zur1_the_manokit You know a dislike can be "undone" by either clicking on it again or liking the comment... right?
Ah yes after watching "feeding steven" youtube is recommending me more seagulls videos
I wish he tame it soon
@@moeedeng little do you know
Hes feeding it by hand
Hmm makes sense. But which would you rather, feed a seagull or hold one? Lol
Divine
1:31 "Yo, how da hell?!"
🤣
I didn't realize it 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I was literally 2 secs after the time u put in comments😂was distracted by comments😂😂
I've never heard a seagull make that noise before. I thought I heard absolutely every seagull noise in my life
Same
That's what I've learned about seagulls ever since I started paying attention to them: just when you think you've heard all the weird noises they make, they go and make a new weird noise. They are the strongest contender for Alien Pretending To Be A Bird Species where I live.
Duck seagull cat (pfps 👆🏼)
Damn he invented a new survival technique: bird fishing.
It is a technique explained in the SAS handbook from the 1980s.
@@rogerwilco2really something like this probably goes as far as that is Neolithic times.
This mans monotone "ouch. owie. ouch." And then laughter at the seapigon using its most powerful weapon proves that this guy can beat a goose in a fight without any scratches.
This makes sense
Nobody can beat a goose in a fight.
I love how calm you stayed through all of that, and the respect you had for the bird. Like, "Yeah, we're not chill. I caught you. I get that." Looked like you were being pretty gentle with them as well. Poor bird was probably more confused than anything XD Cool video. Definitely a cool experience.
Confused and definitely pissed
He was not gentle with the bird. He held it a bit longer it would have died cz the way he was holding it was pushing its chest, aka lungs
@@Roarchop 🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@loliconenjoyer9770 birds can't breathe if you press their chest. They don't have a diaphram. If you want to hold a big bird like that you have to cup their sides (wings) with both hands so their chest can still move. Stops them flapping around and hurting themselves as well.
@@chickenmadness1732 bird could fight back a lot more. Full load of cap
I sometimes think, "This pigeon is so close to me, I can reach out and grab it." but I never do. :(
They don't want you to know this, but the pigeons in the cities are actually free, you can just take them. I have over 350 by now.
Let the intrusive thoughts win.
You'd be scaring them half to death for no reason, I'd say not succumbing to the urge is a good choice.
Feed em, most come to you; they’re harmless
Pigeons are prey, they would always run away. You cannot catch one without doing a leap. Seagulls (at least in my city) have no natural predators and that's why they have no fear.
1:10 the look of shock and disbelieve on his face.
He’s screaming in silence basically
seagull: plan is to attack hooman, take his food.
also seagull: abort mission, ABORT MISSION!
"Why the hell??"
Lmao the crowd reactions are killing me!! 🤣
If this guy ever needs lunch. This skill could come in handy.
We said the same thing about me when I was hand catching pigeons
So you caught a seagull and made content.
The seagull bit and shit on you.
I'd call that a pretty fair trade.
Yep, exactly 😆
🎉🎉🎉rofl
i liked how you did respect the creature as he is, no problem with a few pictures, but you've let him go with respect, thank you man 👍
Oh lots of respect, causing the thing a lot of stress for no reason.
Reason you don’t agree with is different from no reason at all
@@cplcabs dude, if you been living somewhere seaside, forest area, you might see frequently guys who shoot animals for pleasure only y'all, the seagull bite him a lot, he didn't seize it, he got a few pics and let go y'all
@@ibrahimal_menesy4l yep, I have seen it and I applaud when the animal bites back. If you are going to hunt an animal there should be a valid reason, such as feeding your hungry family.
@@thecreaturescorner539 only in your tiny mind.
I like how all the other gulls flew away in terror when you showed them that you caught their friend.
1:31 random guy "how the hel-" lmaoooo
Hey, animal rescuer here (I mainly rescue birds). I just want to warn everyone not to replicate the actions shown in the video.
Why?
Seagulls are prey animals, which means that they get really frightened when you catch it. If you’re wondering why the gulls are comfortable getting close with him, it’s because they are used to human interaction. Everyday, people give the gulls food scraps. This desensitizes the birds and makes the birds feel comfortable enough to approach you. This makes the birds susceptible to dangerous acts performed by people who don’t have good intentions.
Even if the bird is desensitized (properly called habituation), if you catch it (it’s still a prey animal, remember), the bird’s body will produce a lot of adrenaline. This might not kill them immediately, but it could damage its heart in the long run, even if you only hold it for a few minutes.
Also, if you catch the bird in a wrong way, you can severely injure the bird. Birds have delicate bones, and it’s very easy to break them.
In addition, it’s illegal in most places to catch or harm a seagull. Seagulls are migratory birds after all and most migratory birds are protected.
Remember that seagulls are just like any other birds. They deserve love and respect too. If you do not want a giant dude to catch you, then leave the birds alone. Seagulls only steal food because they are hungry (they are only comfortable enough because they have been desensitized). If everyone refuses to give the seagulls scraps (and try not to let them steal), it will force the seagulls to find food somewhere else, and eventually they will stop bothering you (and others) as much as before!
If you have participated in these acts, but you did not know that it would potentially harm them, then it’s no shame at all! Forgive yourself, move on, and don’t do it anymore.
Have a good day!
-Frodo 🕊️
No need to act like you’re superior thank you
@@randominoh Bow down to me, my loyal subject! Bowwwww!!!! Muahahahaha! >:D
@@randominohWell, he is. Guy is a clown.
@@randominohIt’s fine for them to act superior because they probably actually are in knowledge about seagulls.
that's right don't catch me i might get heart problems from anxiety 💔 and I'm a primate so I'm not as fragile as a bird
I live by a beach, from my own experience with seagulls, they will treat you the way you treat them:
So if you are a douche towards them, by deliberately scaring them off, antagonising them, or causing fear or harm to their young, then expect to get dive bombed at every opportunity. My neighbour learned that the hard way when he killed some babies, next thing you know every sea gull in the area was attacking him, yet they were just fine with everyone else.
That’s another thing: they wont turn against everyone if a couple bad apples treat them bad, but they will hold a grudge against those specific bad apples.
That being said, if you respect their space, and/or treat them with kindness, then they will leave you and your close ones be. My mother used to give water to the babies during the scorching summers whilst the parents were out. The little ones would often bathe in the tubs she gave, and drank the water. One time a parent caught her in the act but they didn’t do anything. After a while all the sea gulls respected her, and even trusted her enough to the point that when one of the babies wandered into the house and had to be escorted out they were completely unfazed.
All i will say id ffs keep your chips to yourself! You feed a few to a lone bird next thing you know you have triggered a feeding frenzy.
Yeah, being mean to their babies is the quickest way to make any animal with a degree of sentience hate you, and the more intelligent the animal the worse the outcome.
@@Ivytheherbert baby recently fell onto a shed roof accessed by our back garden.
Mothers been giving him water and a box for shade. Even named him lucky.
Every time she re fills the water or cleans out the tub, the entire sea gull flock fly overhead and the parent stays close but they dont dive bomb her or attack.
Dw, lucky is fine
Yeah exactly. People should have a bare minimum of respect towards animals
Seagulls are as smart as corvids imho. It can be smart to pay your seagull tax though. If you pick out just one gull, ideally the dominant one, and just feed that one, it will keep the others at bay. Save the feeding frenzy until you are ready to leave.
why tf would you kill seagulls, especially babies
"Owww let go of my finger. Okay. That's fine" XD
He was chompin 😂
I'm just more amazed at the fact that the beaches are so clean!
This looks almost exactly like Seaside, OR. It was where I first saw the Pacific firsthand, and it was impressively well-kept, considering the foot traffic.
The fuck? Weirdo
It was probably clean due to the seagulls eating all the trash…..😉
The other seagulls are either mocking him for being caught by a human or respecting him for one heck of a bite and dump to a human.
But notice that at the end, there doesn't seem to be another seagull in sight. He's thinking, "man, I just bit and pooped on a human and there was nobody here to see it. The guys will never believe me!"
😂
1:37 Okay human, you let me go, and I let you go.
Later that day
Seagull: I was captured by a giant, but I escaped using my wits. I got him in a death grip til he released me.
Sounds Russian.
I love how the seagulls were like ‘HE GOT JIMMY EVERYONE RUN!!!!’
Beach staff - “that guy fucking with the gulls again” 🤣
.."actually no thats fair, i caught u, u can bite me." lol
The elites don't want you to know this but the seagulls at the beach are free and you can take them home, I have 458 gulls.
based gullmaxxer
ya really have 458 mid size birds flying around your house right now? 🤣
How da hell!?
1:44 Looks like the Seagull caught a Human
*he took a doodoo on me* cracked me up 💀
"- Ah, I got him!
- On the contrary, I've got YOU"
That seagull will tell its friends how it fought its way out of a giant's hands.
2:38 that last bite must have REALLY hurt
you caught one of our fellow comrades. poor timmy.
1:24 Proof, that birds *ARE* modern day dinosaurs.
Goes to emergency room with seagull: " Can't remove finger, help me ! "
I'm always scared of the idea of touching birds... they just seem so fragile between being so small and having hollow bones or whatever, I'm worried I'd accidentally hurt one. I lived near a duck pond as a kid and there was always one or two ducks or geese with a broken wing
I think another scary part is them simply having a heart attack while youre holding them. I had to fish out a stray swallow from my attic once, i was scared itll just up and die
My dad once broke the neck from one of his canaries by accident when we had to ring them 😅 Bird was dead straight away (well obviously). Gotta say it never happend again.
"Please let go of my finger, pretty, pretty please?"
Gull: Imma ruin your whole hand's career if you don't let go of me, so you can just drop any notion you have of plea bargaining for your finger.
1:14 "so you're probably wondering how I ended up in this situation." 🤣
I like how the seagull grabbed your finger as if to say if you let me go you get your finger back. 🤣
The idiot poster never reacted with a 'heart' because he knows your comment is true lol. The coward bitch.
"You don't like me very much. That's fair."
"If you let go of my finger i'll let you go"
*Man doesn't let go*
Seagull: "The betrayal, brother..."
Seagulls head when the one that get caught returns;
Head: can I... Can I talk to for a second
Head: what was that?
Seagull: I thought I was fine
Head : You thought? You though? How's that working out for you?
Seagull: Not very well
Its so funny hes just looking at you like 👁️👄👁️ "am i a joke to you"
Seagulls are a dual predator-prey animal. So naturally, their responses to being caught and handled against their will is gonna consist of any of the following: Clawing, biting, or defecating. It doesn't want to be eaten and will do just about anything it can to get away. And this isn't a trait distinctive to seagulls, either. Dogs, cats, raccoons, foxes, and other small predators will often do many of the same things that seagull was trying to do should those prey instincts of theirs kick in.
Its almost like the seagull doesn't like being birdnapped
It's dinner time.
I could never do something like that
Do not mimic what this person does.
Seagull: GUYS YOU WOULD NOT BELIEVE WHAT JUST HAPPENED
The Government doesn't want you to know this but the seagulls on the beach are free.
1:16 I am not happy with this arrangement
1:28 very not happy
2:00 still not happy
2:20 death rays with my eyes
2:48 of course I pooped - that’s what I think of you & your stupid plan
3:11 hey guys! I almost got killed back there, but I scared him off!
Forget holding a duck, this guy's holding a damn seagull!
The gull: let me goo, you hooman
Aww, the way you spoke to him was so cute. 😊❤
In the bird's small mind, he's thinking "You got me and i got you."
So that explains it. The serrated part of the beak when it's holding your finger. A finger got cut by a sea gull when I was feeding one as a kid.
I just learned that seagulls have 2 methods of defence, their beak and their rectum.
Yup, you’ll find that method of self defense among many animal species including humans. When a person or animal is scared they may have a natural urge to pee or defecate themselves as a method of dropping dead weight, which can aid in running away or in deterring potential predators
@@thecreaturescorner539 "Self-defense defecation" is one of the most hilarious prey instincts I've ever heard.
Man is the legend of terrorising seagulls in revenge for their shenanigans.
They all flew off like “HOLY FUCK THEY’VE TURNED”
I wonder how many people say this is animal abuse😂 I do not view this as abuse at all, abuse would be very different.
other then him not really putting his hands around the birds wings, i dont really see anything wrong either. 😂
@@ThetreeDraggonExactly tho people out there may consider this animal abuse somehow lol
It's the calm, "ouch, ouch, ouchie," for me, lol.
National Geographic wants to know your location.
that monotone ''ouch'' gets me all the time 😂
You got some really small seagulls there,seagulls here are as tall as my shoulder 💀
Those grey speckles on its head are its winter plumage. They disappear in the summer.
Interesting, I didn’t know they’re a seasonal color changer
2:45 it pooped on you lol
I love how he flew straight to the ocean like “ugh! I gotta wash his human off of me!”
This seagull has the exact same look one of my birds does when I have to pick her up. 🤣
That is one angry seagull.
Did really well to catch one! I would not want to be bit by one though
Welp, that seagull's gonna have one hell of a story to tell at the family reunion
I like how the guy's like "ey stop biting me... actually yknow what, that's fair. I literally have a death grip on you"
1:10 *extremely shocked seagull*
1:16 after 76 jokes from the guy
oooh those buggers can BITE. I have seen my fair share of gulls as a wildlife rehab volunteer. I still have a scar on my arm from a great black-backed gull. Those are bigger than these and those beaks are sharp and strong! He only bit me once but it bled immediately and was it was purple for 2 weeks.
I almost got clapped by a pelican kind of stuck in a bush awhile back. Don't think they have very sharp beaks though, and the thing is so long they probably don't have much strength at the tip. Quite a bit of momentum when they snap it closed based on the sound.
I love how the seagull just looks pissed off and never gives up biting and fighting. That seems true to their nature to me.
Notice pretty much all seagulls flew away after you caught one
Bro was like “you got me, I got you.” 2:14
It’s less that the beak is sharp, it’s that it’s serrated for gripping slippery fish. So yeah, it hurts
that’s a weird lookin dog
Bros out here being a menace to the seagull population
He tought it was a fishfinger
some birdz are just evil
Eh?
Ngl, was kinda expecting something to shoot out from the ocean and eat the seagull by how focused the camera was on the seagull as it was flying away.
Wouldve been poetic.
Gull is like you don't have me, I have you
I don't know why but I laugh real hard when he said ow ouchy 😂
I'm glad the seagull is not harmed and let go free but he must be so stressed. Although he did look kind of chilled :-)
He learned not to accept food from strangers lol
@@thecreaturescorner539 :-)
Not as stressed as conservation departments claim them to be, these birds steal food from people's hands.
A bit stress, but he looks more piss than anything
A seagull’s life is tough
"let go of my finger" -is literally holding the bird's entire body-
I fully expected the seagull to turn back with a Dark Souls theme fading in as it closes in :D
They're free, no one can stop you.
Exactly.
He does not look happy.