Shoebill's meal time with her favorite caretaker ☆full version 【Shoebill FUTABA in 2019 】Encore
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This video is about the event named "Shoebill's meal time"
(talking and feeding by the caretaker).
There are 6 caretakers for FUTABA, he is her best favorite💕
I have compiled short videos that I have already uploaded.
【About FUTABA】
This bird is the shoebill, named FUTABA.
Shoebill is native to Africa. Bird whose DNA resembles shoebill is pelican.
FUTABA lives in a bird park(Kakegawa kachouen) in Japan.
Kakegawa kachouen k-hana-tori.com/eng
This bird has almost no voice, so it makes a sound by hitting its beak.
This is called cluttering.Bowing and cluttering are said to represent intimate feelings.
The name "Futaba" was decided by open call for participants.
"Futaba" means two leaves (young shoots of a plant).
Because at that time her hairstyle was similar.
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People saying Futaba is probably lonely need to do even a basic google search to see Shoebills DO NOT like being around other birds. In the wild, they choose to live very solitary lives.
They are usually born in a clutch of two. The bigger one kills the other sibling. I still think they adorable.
@@diannemoyes1505 Savage. But yeah, same
Sounds like my dream roommate.
@@diannemoyes1505 i remember the mother shoebill abandons her child if one of them is weaker or has illness. Sorry for my bad english
I guess that’s why they’ve been around so long.
*This bird didn’t forget its ancestors were dinosaurs.*
I was just about to say, this is a living dinosaur. The way the Shoebill blinks and eats, even moves and looks, reminds me so much of a Pterodactyl.
Yes me too. That bird looks prehistoric.
@@TheBakingSlave Pterodactyls weren't dinosaurs ;-)
@@TheBakingSlave do you have videos of pterodactyls blinking and eating to know it behaves like a shoebil?
@@TheBakingSlave Because you've seen a Pterodactyl in their natural habitat, yea? Lmao...and they weren't dinosaurs. School apparently didn't teach any of these kids in the comments much past how to be a douche.
The first time I saw a shoebill, I immediately fell in love with them. There's something regal, yet prehistoric about them... and the fact that they're pretty docile, and bow as a sign of affection makes them even better 😁.
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@@HIROsea2016 Thanks! Glad to be here, looking forward watching your content 😃
Same same! Absolutely can’t get enough of them!
I can see why she is so fond of him, treats her with respect and not like a teddy bear, even learned gestures and ways to communicate to a basic degree with her.
Shoebills are surprisingly somewhat friendly to humans - they don't shy away from us, and will even allow humans to come close to their nests. Just make sure to bow to them first.
@@unclepodger meanwhile anything the size of its beak including their weakest chick: *food* ?
you just described the work of a zoo caretaker in general
Well he could have made it easier for the bird to "ride" (wth?) the weight if he had made it less wobbly!
@@unclepodger hippogriff? 😂
i feel like how she keeps bowing lower than him everytime he bowx back is the shoebill version of "No I love YOU more" an that's real neat
@CogitoErgoCogitoSum Haha feel like the body language otherwise says differently, no ruffled feathers, and trying to get closer to the keeper. Nice Descartes reference by the way, your name!
They only love food
@CogitoErgoCogitoSum She doesnt look or act scared though.
@@ceci01 Most animals in zoos don't look scared, they look like they've given up. When the only positive thing in the animals life is feeding time, yeah I'd be happy to
She’s probably bonded with the keeper and may even view him as her mate.
so funny & cute when they bow/shake their heads together 🤣
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That is how they greet and show respect to one another. They do this in the wild too
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
In Japanese culture bowing is such a sacred fundamental social gesture that it is easy to understand why the public is so fascinated by this bird!
I love how she stands and watches him with curiosity😭I also love how they respect each other and have their own way of communicating
He's a very good caretaker, but also an excellent presenter. He took advantage of every moment they were waiting for her to take the fish and get on the scale. He knows how to keep people interested, but he isn't chatty or overly energetic. He also respects her space, even when she wants to be close he makes sure he isn't stressing her or crowding her. Very chill guy.
That bird is kept awful!! In the wild they don't seek loud yelling parrots next to them as neighbors, sreaming all day, they need a water basin, rocks, tall lake grass, natural gras no gras matts no straw decor and s shed.... this is a horrible way to keep this poor bird!
@@deusvult2302
You got all of that from one single video, filmed at only a few angles? How do you know this is the bird's permanent enclosure? Don't animals in the wild live around....other animals that make noise all the time? What if this is just the Shoebills "public" enclosure, where it comes to be seen and studied by visitors during the presentation, and it has a separate space for nesting? Do you KNOW for a FACT that what you're assuming is correct?
@@_The_Traveler_ this is the type a person who would complain about they're child having to do schoolwork at school 😂
He would make a good scene dom lol
Hes cute too.
She seems to be intelligent, just really observing everything the guy does.
She is intelligent.
@aaron neeley IT TOOK HER THIRTEEN MINUTES TO DECIDE THAT DEMEANING HERSELF AND DOING WHAT HER CAPTOR TELLS HER EVEN THOUGH IT IS UNNATURAL TO HER AND UNNECESSARY FOR ANY FREE CREATURE TO HAVE TO PERFORM A TASK FOR FOOD, IT'S WORTH THE HUMILIATION AND DISCOMFORT BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY THIS GUY IS NEVER GOING TO CHANGE HIS STRANGE WAYS AND RIDICULOUS TASKS NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES SHE TRIES TO GET HIM TO BE A PAL AND JUST GIVE HER THE FOOD FOR GOD'S SAKE, BUT HUNGER EVENTUALLY WINS AND SHE GIVES IN. BRUH.
@@jmgnish Dude..caps..
@@xenenlighten7970 Ever type a full paragraph before looking up to see that caps lock was on? Then you have to decide, is it worth it to retype that shit? Or cut and paste it into word to convert it to sentence case? So you make a quick decision to either delete it, or if it's not entirely inappropriate, just leave it.
Skit Bit - Side Split The only task he made her do was to get her on the scale. It is crucial to take the weight of animal to determine if they are losing weight or gaining weight rapidly. If the animal become underweight in a short amount of time, it can be a sign of parasites, Illnesses, or any other factor. Same for being overweight, any complication can occur. I would agree that it would be wrong if the caretaker made her perform anything else that falls into entertainment by teasing her with food. However, I don’t blame him for checking her health.
She's so patient and quiet in this loud aviary.
I hate this circus.
At least if you keep a wild animal captive then feed it with dignity instead of making a profiteering entertainment exercise for humans.
@@MuckylittlemeHe needed to weigh the bird and he’s teaching people about their mannerisms. To compare this to a circus is completely disingenuous and that’s coming from someone that’s against using animals for performance
This shoebill is a well-treated ambassador and will make people care about birds.
@@Muckylittlemeeh it's what you gotta do if you care about animals unfortunately, funding for wildlife doesn't come out of thin air and less and less comes from our helpful politicians. Wildlife conservations such as this do a LOT of work into repopulating endangered animals. A lotta species would be gone if it weren't for these "circuses" lol.
@@handIedeez I would say having an animal perform for public entertainment being a circus is pretty apt.
Y'all be talking about her being majestic but can we talk about those few little feathers on her head because I'm losing my mind over how adorable they are - I could literally cry look at that hairstyle
Ikr? 🤣
Featherstyle?
She looks like a sesame street character
It looks like it just woke up so cuteee
@@yankoelgueta1116 Maybe reminding you of Big Bird?
Her age being unknown means either they stuck to the “never ask a lady their age” or this is a dinosaur disguised as a *MODERN* bird (stop telling me that birds are dinosaurs I know already, every paleontology video says it. Why do I have to specify modern birds what other birds do you see outside?)
Well both. She's definitely a dinosaur, and if they ask she will kill them
All birds are dinosaurs
@@shadetreader I meant like it’s using a fake beak to hide it’s teeth
@@Juan-zi3qs the scary thing is, they don’t even NEED teeth to be ferocious predators like dinosaurs did. They scoop their prey into their beak, leave their mouth open just enough for the prey to desperately stick its head back out of the mouth and into the open, and then the shoebill clamps its bill shut and decapitates its prey before eating it all. Said prey includes CROCODILES. Everytime I find myself thinking that avian dinosaurs were kind of lame with their feathers and other bird like qualities, I think about shoebills and geese and other terror-bird wannabes and am instantly reminded how lucky we are that dinosaurs are so small nowadays.
Both
Futaba is quite smart. She seems to sense her favorite keeper before she sees him, and knows that he's trying to gets her to step on the scale. She keeps her eyes on him, and I think she's in love with him. I love to see her cluttering and bowing. 🙂
Yeah who wants to step on the scale..I mean..Pschh!
"Keeper" is an interesting word as it both means,
An attendant, a guard, or a warden.
and
One that has the charge or care of something.
I think both are appropriate here
@@Muckylittleme Who is the guardian of whom?
What right do we humans have to subordinate animals?
I've been wondering this for as long as I've been conscious. We have debased intelligent and soulful animals, often more than us, to the point of having to rejoice because there is someone (the minority) who takes care of them. So sad.
@@nessy2000 I think the majority of people appreciate nature and animals.
It is a bit of anti-human perspective to selectively point out the worse traits without also pointing out the best.
Humans are the most complex animals on Earth and their consciousness and intelligence allows them to manipulate their environment like no other animal can.
This is a double edged sword as it can conflict with nature but also help preserve it.
No other animals concern themselves with conservation.
So it is up to humanity to understand our responsibility and take care of our environment but we must love ourselves first and foremost and ensure it is our best traits that are made manifest in this World and not the worse.
Probably the most calming bird I've ever seen. Love the energy.
Calm bird. Unbelievably noisy ppl!
Everything about this bird is so surreal. the way it looks, the way it moves, even the sound it makes.
Ah the sound of Mashinenpistole.
@@billylauwda9178 *Maschinengewehr
because its a dinosaur, I mean just look at it
@@swedenreality6082 exactly what i wanted to say, i don't know how but they survived for so long
God was very particular ha wonderful
We've also gotta admit that the guy is cute, right?
Lol the Shoebill is cuter!🤣🤘
They make a cute couple 😄
Yessss lol
@@jacey8779 oh yeah! 🤣🤣🤣
Skinny, but cute and seems nice
The water didn't really need to be changed but he changed it regardless. Such a caring person.
Such a beautiful bird and a kind, gentle caretaker. ❤️ May they both be blessed.
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Caretaker: *bows and shakes head *
Futaba: 🥺🥰
Geralt: that shouldnt even exist.
the clattering, bowing and shaking the head when she bows is her way of being excited and showing trust, its how they greet each other in the wild, and they are SUPER friendly to humans, if you just copy them they will be chill enough that you could walk right up to them and hand feed them.
It's clear that Futaba likes her caretaker. The gesture of bowing & shaking her head may also be like showing manners, appreciation, as well as affection depending on the circumstances. Just ❤ watching these dinosaur_ looking birds. 👍
funnily enough all birds are technically still literal dinosaurs that just survived the extinction event
My favourite part was watching " shoebill" watching the caretaker
washing the buckets and bowls ..
and clearing up...💙💙💙💙💙💙
Thank you for watching and comment💕☺️💕
This young man has a real gift in how he communicates and interacts with other species. He's also very brave to hand feed a shoebill.
I love how gentle she is when she takes the fish from his hand. Those things can easily break bones if they wanted to, but she makes sure not to even get the skin, even though it meant dropping the fish. That's amazing.
Doesn't surprise me after reading a lot of stories on here. Shoebill Storks are unusually friendly towards humans.
No bird "can break bones" .. it's a myth
@@heinedenmark I take it you've never seen a Macaw parrot chomp through Brazil nut shells like they aren't even there. Plenty of large birds have bone breaking bite force.
@@bowlsallbroken Yeah.. Some might be able to break a finger on you.. But that's it
@@heinedenmark you literally just said it's a myth that birds can break bones. What are your fingers made out of?
She demands the highest form of respect, such is her magnificence.
100%
when you get a good look at a shoebill it shows how apparent an inspiration they were for the loftwings in skyward sword.
Even our children have to learn some manners from this Beautiful Darling ❤️
She looks like prehistoric bird dinosaur. So majestic. Btw, the child's voice asking all sort question is so cute.
Birds are the only extant dinosaurs
My series on atheist myths proves that dinosaurs never existed. Free thinkers would consider it, but gullible jerks will just insult me.
@@scintillam_dei What proof do you have?
@@Incompetences The burden of proof is on the establishment to prove that its alleged "fossils" are real, but everyone who believes in them does so not because they proved they're real, but because THEY GULLIBLY BELIEVE THE ESTABLISHMENT. As for my burden, it's easy to meet by pointing to the fact that the dinosaur story contradicts itself saying that countless reptiles disappeared or became birds but crocodiles and tuataras didn't die out nor had to change drastically. That's a double standard. If there was enough sun for croccs and tuataras, then dinosaurs would still exist. They don't because they never existed. They were invented to fool people into rejecting Noah's Ark by there being too many creatures to fit and too big to fit. Also, aquatic monsters akin to dinos are part of that myth and none of them are here today even though the oceans have always been teeming with food for predators meteor or not.
@@scintillam_dei what about enough oxygen?
Pecks a scale display "She seems to be worried about this"
I feel ya girl
This comment deserves more likes!
Чудо - птица!!! Грациозная, умная, что-то сказочное вней!!
This bird doesn’t look real, it’s amazing. He is clearly connecting with his caretaker.
I have never been happier to know of a living organism's existence than I did when I learned about the Shoebill. Amazing and majestic birds.
Exactly, they are so mesmerizing!!
Yeah. And they have these big smiles on their beaks. I wonder how happy those shoebill birds really are
Amazingly, the Shoebills have struck me the same way. 1💜
How spectacular, loving, peaceful, natural, amazing and so aware, shoebill appears. So seemingly ALOHA💖🦋🌴🌸🥰 but sad that there are so many birds, animals and mammals held captive for big profits called zoos.
One of a kind
This bird feels very proud that she has her own servant.
I didn't get that feeling, rather the "When are we leaving, when do I get to be free again look".
🙄
@@PaulinOsakanow Oh fuck off! Shoebill stork are solitary animals and tend to attack there own kind, only tolerating each other during matting season.
@@PaulinOsakanow They're critically endangered in a lot of places due to habitat loss, so uh, yeah I think the shoebill is living a great life there. I think there are also sanctuaries and programs trying to keep them alive as well. And, most Shoebills are actually quite fond of humans. But, you can go ahead and assume how she feels if you'd like.
Beautiful, kind and respectful interaction. Seaworld take note.
What a beautiful, amazing bird and carer ❤️
This bird never existed in my reality and now it does
youtube shoebill in the rain and shoebill dancing Tataaar
Have a look at the Potoo, this bird may seem even weirder to you.
Not in my wildest imagination could I have dream up such a fantastic bird
Many will never understand Tatar, they are fast asleep.
I am 57 years old and I have never seen one of these birds in my lifetime.
And I had been all over the world. The Mandela Effect is real.
I know part of the Mandela effect I think. Never , ever heard or saw one until about a year ago and I've been around 71 years.
The guy is cute so I'm not surprises likes him. He also seems kind and gentle.
Yes cute 😍
True 🤭
@FBI This is the only time you're not helping FBI.
@FBI Yep I'm calling the CIA
They are Japanese 😏
💗💗💗 so cute! I especially like how he relates to her and communicated by bowing and wiggling his head like her 💗😊
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@@HIROsea2016 Thank you for sharing. And my compliments to you on the quality of her environment. It looks impeccable (and the other birds in the background sound happy and healthy).
She loves her buddy. She says why you leave me so soon??? So adorable
Damn I missed that part.
This bird looks like it just got back from the casting of the dark crystal
Yessss
Zfrank1 reference?
Kodokushi Hill no actually my comment was around before his new ostrich video lol
HmmmMMMmmmm
Even a year after that comment, it still is true! 😄
She loves him Starts bowing and talking the minute she sees him🥰
that's excitement for her !
why does the bird bows?.. idk maybe because this is japan where they bow the whole day
to each and one another.. i highly doubt that it´s a natural way of these magnificent birds
male to male most definitely not
@@nillehessy 😵😵😵
@@nillehessy the bird bows down when it feels comfortable, regardless of country/location
@@iqqy86 yeah like japanese people
A delicate feeder! A lovely lady in a beautiful shade of blue...thank you for such a peaceful repast!
SO precious! Love his patience and respect for the beautiful creature!🥰
This Shoebill’s caretaker is a remarkable person. He clearly understands the unique bird’s need with it characteristics and such. I commend him and have now much admiration for him as I do for the exotic rare species bird. What a harmonious giving beginning with the caretaker. A bare t true witness to what differences people may make.
the privilege to even interact with these kinds of animals, pandas, dolphins, rhinos, tortoises, are always going to go to the most responsible people to care for these endangered species
As a two time Umbrella Cockatoo parent, I can attest to how critical it is to become intimately aware of the subtle eye expressions and body postured of a potentially dangerous bird, even as small as a cockatoo.
Their bite force can be tremendous and their beak can slice like a knife. If you don't know their subtle attitude signals and you allow your bird to socialize, eventually someone is going to get hurt. And this can include 911 level injury.
Owning and sharing my life with Umbrella Cockatoos has been extremely rewarding. They are sweet, usually gentle birds that just like to hang with their humans and entertain them. But, like driving a Ferrari, if you don't know how to handle it, you really shouldn't own it.
This shoebill would never hurt a human they are so gentle unless you are food in the wild. Sadly 😢without us they may perish 😢 like the dodo bird so many years ago that would be very sad ❤❤❤❤
She looks like a Victoria's Secret model. All legs and wings!
And I bet they taste grilled like VA models too
Looks like a dam dinosaur.
Looks like a Jakovasaurs from South Park.
@CogitoErgoCogitoSum aren't they all male models all dressed up as females ewh
@@andreleao4111 hope you enjoy the taste babe
I just can’t believe how adorable she is❤️
Futaba is adorable. I hope she`s still healthy and well.
It's astonishing to see how such a beautiful creature can have such a caring relationship with obvious signs of affection with this particular caretaker. I would be honored to have such a relationship, it really shows how animals aren't just mindless. They have thoughts and feelings too!
@Hotsam Noirchards exacto, yo lo que veo es que el ave sigue su alimento y quiso meterse a la cubeta con agua...es realmente triste de ver como el cuidador le esconde los peces y el ave tiene que esperar para comer.... Sad .. :(
@Hotsam Noirchards what does abandoning chick's have to do with an animal being intelligent?
@Hotsam Noirchards every animal in the world including domesticated animals if you aren't careful will do the same. If they think an offspring is sick or is to weak either they'll kill it by eating it or leave it to die. A wild animal doesn't have the luxury of taking its baby to the hospital like a human.
@@keewinter5752 They know they can only feed so many mouths and so they have survival of the fittest. Humans procreate til kids dying of starvation. We need to consider what planet can feed and have food left too for other species. Whales beaching from starvation. Part radiation killing off food supply. Fukishima going to let more contaminated water out so expect to see more sea creatures and sea plants we eat dying. We must be conscious that what we eat they do not get. Oceans can restock in Atlantic sooner but water on Pacific Ocean is heavily contaminated and will take very long time to repopulate. Plus big fish get more contamination from eating higher levels of radiation from eating multiple layers of contaminated fish. Imagine tbe billions the Pacific fed so protein more scarce as Pacific is essenti as lly dead. Need to eat more vegetables, and non GMO food. Eggs, fowl, meat, which I as many do not eat mammals. Israel will control protein ss making lab grown meat muscle than killing wearhouse raised animals. But will lack much enzymes and other nutrients. Some cultures eat huge portions of protein, esp meat I saw in restaurants when travrling in Europe, than needed. Shall we changr our habits or let people die or rid them.
curious - who is claiming animals are mindless?
I really appreciate seeing the time he took with her to communicate with her and rub her head. I watched another video where another caretaker ignored her bowing and was too busy talking to a crowd. It's evident this guy cares and I'm glad he does- this animal is perceptive and I can only imagine how lonely she must get
These types of birds actually prefer to be alone. Apparently, they are usually born together with a sibling. The bigger sibling will get rid of the smaller one before they reach adulthood.
Shoebills are solitary birds.
@@bnewtz7492 Choosing to live alone (solitary) and being separated from all other animals (lonely) are two completely separate things.
These beautiful birds can live up to 36 years.
They are so gorgeous.
У него в глазах,такая печаль....Опять я один!
Такие прекрасные Птицы и Животные, должны жить в своем мире!
Ага, в своем мире, где люди каждый день истребляют представителей разных видов животных и продолжают уничтожать их ареал обитания.
I believe that is one of the most beautiful birds I have ever seen; no joke.
Theyre fantastic
all birds are beautiful.
@isak69 Lundberg Agree, it's truly grand
Secretary birds are also very beautiful and majestic creatures. I encourage bird enthusiasts to give them a look if your haven't already!
Scary bird. I am fascinated yet I'm terrified of this creature.
I love the way she stands there, watching every move the caretaker makes. I’m pretty sure she is plotting to take over the world! Lol.
Lol
With the caretaker by their side lol
I think zoo keepers find her amale shoebill that would be great for her
Esau already done that to her species...these birds are reaching extinction due to poltchers
Lol she's definitely studying humans.
Воду, всегда, надо наливать фильтрованную.
Какая благодарная птица! Поела, попила и поклонилась человеку🙏😄👍👍👍
I love this video, it is an example of true, tender care for Futaba-chan. If that gentle older brother can't take care of Futaba anymore, it's cruel to her. Her loneliness and longing for someone who liked her and whom she liked is certainly very painful. 🌱
I'm fascinated yet scared by this bird. She looks like an animatronic.
This particular bid moves very much like a Dinosaur, its fascinating.
you should be scared, that beak can tear your hand off.
But if you're that guy then you don't have much to worry
@@serinawong3019 why should i be scared im japanese
@@Disciple_of_God. I ment to op but if you can tell the body language of the bird are are educated enough to know about it, then you're fine.
@@serinawong3019 ok
Her reaction at 5:01 when she realized it was a rainbow trout was hilarious
She was like : Bitch I trusted you and you give me rainbow trout.
She doesn't like to taste the rainbow. 🤣
She's like, "I didn't order this."
What a smart and gentle bird. She’s beautiful!❤
What a beautiful bird !!
If a guy that cute came to feed me daily I'd display my plumage and chirp too.
Yeah right
@@moon-tf6si chill
Baby momma shake ya tail feather lmaooo
@@ohnonotjo lmaooo how only 3likes?
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I am so impressed by this bird, she’s very large but moves elegantly and slow. If you saw her in the wild and had never seen the species before I’m sure you would freak out. She has beautiful feathers.
I think she is so regal and stately. I became really aware of these stunning creatures just a few years ago and it is easily my fav. You should buy me and you some tickets to Africa and go see them in the wild. Keep me posted. ha
Gorgeous bird.
Most amazing bird ever !! ❤❤
I love how intently she's intently looking at his hands like I wish I had a pair of those. Truly an amazing specimen
Futuba says, "Wait, we were just starting to have fun, why are you leaving so soon!"
The bird looks pre-historic, but beautiful, and fascinating!
I really Love this Kindle of bird! It is polite and calm! Congratulations for takecare and team! Keep up with Futaba!
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Постоянно эта птица у меня вызывает добрую и широкую улыбку😍
Im slowly becoming more and more obsessed with Shoebills.
The bowing is just adorable.
Shoebills are wonderful, I bought a calender of them when I visited Japan
She reminds me of mystical creatures , like a creation of Harry Potter...Stunning
💙💙💙💙
Futaba is BEAUTIFUL! She's so smart, and you can see it in her eyes.
They’re surprisingly light despite their size
That’s something birds and aircraft have in common
Hollow bones :)
to fly better imagine being heavy and tall then they'll be like the ostrich
Talk about prehistoric looking with this bird!
The beauty and power of ritual. Futaba knows that he will clean her water and make things as they were. She loves him and respects him.
She bows so deeply. What a polite and affectionate bird
She stands soo still like a statue.. concentrating on mealtime.. She is beautiful, i didnt even know these birds exist.. Thankyou for sharing..
They're ambush predators in the wild, meaning they patiently wait, still as a statue, until a meal passes by and then they strike (though she seems to move slowly, if she were to strike it would be lightning fast). They can stand perfectly still for very long periods waiting for a meal.
Once I was taking a walk, and I thought "why did someone dump a stork statue by the side of the road?" but when I looked at it directly it flew away
She looks so elegant 😊
Never have I ever wanted to kiss a bird on its snooter so much until today
The intro is intimidating as hell, she looks like she's walking into her kingdom.
She's being shy getting on the scale wanting to keep it a secret from her crush but she only weighs 5.7 kilos/12.5 lbs. I actually thought she'd weigh more, don't tell her I said that
She’s as tall as an elementary schooler but weighs the same as a big house cat. Hollow bones really do a lot more for weight reduction than I would have thought
Shoebill like “I’m not falling for the ol’ “get on the scale to get food” trick again
I absolutely adore these magnificent birds.
Theres just something so regale and royal about the way they bow❤
Such a shame shes not more in a natural habitat
much greater shame how little natural habitat of theirs, in Africa, is left for her to be in, right,? 😢
Wow, there is a mutual love between a caretaker and a shoebill. He treats her as if she were his "friend". She seems to understand that he respects her so much. Look at the way, he feeds her while keeps explaining everything to the visitors. He doesn't lose his focus on her.
Shoebill walks like principal of my old school, staring at my friends who slept during History class.
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Can you imagine what would happen if you unleashed this stork at a high school? I think all students would study!
Beautiful bird and patient presenter
❤❤Thank you got the English translation!!
This is my favorite ❤️ one to watch❣️
Do you ever get to show it more affection? It’s nice to see you touch it & bow to it!
It’s soo fascinating!
I wouldn’t be able to keep from trying to pet it ❣️💜💯
Thank you for watching and comment💕☺️💕
It took me a moment to realise that the clattering was coming from her. I thought it was him tapping the bucket letting her know he was there.
I just learned about this species of bird today. I'm totally obsessed.
I love those birds, they have such beautiful feathers. Just remember to bob when you approach 😁
Amazing creature.
I like the way they bow and shake their head.
Caretaker: appears
Futaba: So anyways, i started blasting
Very unique bird. Beautiful feathers.
I love how she comes over and talks to him .
The feathers on her back are absolutely stunning!
Thank you for the English explanations. It was nice to learn more about Futaba. She is gorgeous.
Futaba is so PRECIOUS !!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 and respectful too !! What more can one ask of a bird ??😍😍😍
Futaba is so chill! And I'm here for it.