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- Acorn woodpeckers must deal with birds of prey, greedy ground squirrels and a hectic gathering schedule to protect their treasured acorn hoard.
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Woodpecker: all set for winter
Squirrel: Arigato
Public FYI: Arigato means thank you in japanese
Mr robato
@@attheratehandle tell me what documentary of a acorn woodpecker gathering acorns in the granary tree Walt Koenig National Geographic?
1:34 That was the most dramatic dropping of an acorn I’ve ever seen
Plot twist: it's actually an artillery shell
Darian64 hahahahaa
Inninninnininnini:ini8nn
the explosion sounds tho
Ikr
They collect more food than they need you say? Tax them!
Igor
I agree x'D
In the video, squirrel had already taxed them.😂
They are, its called “Squirrels”
the commie squirrels handled that
they also go for baby birds
I searched this.
In case someone blames "recommendations".
Me too.
So did i
Me too
I got a recommended video about them and looked this up after
I needed to watch it for a school assignment lol
When bird works harder than you.
ants: *laughs in distance*
When a bird is harder than you
Ouch.
hehe!!
Most animals do 😂
when I'm older, I want be a woodpecker
Lol
How is the dream going?
Did you become a woodpecker?
Scrolling down, only to find comments disabled he died after being attacked by other woodpeckers RIP
@@danny15yearsago48 My condolences. I guess the other woodpeckers were envious of Cedilli's ability to transform freely between a woodpecker and a human.
oh boy those trees are sending shivers down my spine.... aghhhh!!!!
rosebud1644 me too omg
Body's aching all the time
Oh, so u guys have trypophobia..
Trypophobia is a condition where a person experiences a fear or aversion to clusters of small holes. The condition is thought to be triggered when a person sees a pattern of small clustered holes, bringing about symptoms, such as fear, disgust, and anxiety.
Well that's trypophobia.. fear of cluster holes ... I have the same issue ..m but what bothers me more is when the holes are filled with acorns... anyways welcome to the club mate
This whole hole phobia is not really a phobia. It's a remnant of an ancient instinct that alerted people in the past when they were still primitive which plants and animals are venomous and/or sting. The feeling you get is a subconscious projection of bite marks on the body. The trees here seem somehow wounded or "bitten". If you feel chills it is a form of imagining a crawling insect is about to bite or sting you. So the whole thing is part of an evolutionary mechanism that tells you don't get stung or bitten.
"They're engaging in a behavior called hording."
TLC: We'll take it from here.
😂
there’s two woodpeckers who keep destroying the siding of my house, it’s a battle every year to keep them off. They realized the fake owl was indeed fake and started ignoring it 😭
I guess it wasn't owl that.
Bb gun?
I'm here for the same reason. There's a woodpecker who pecks on the wall just outside my bedroom and it sounds like a machine gun going off. lol
Then you have insects in your house. Woodpeckers are a Flag bird.
lmao
"pounded snuggly into the hole"
😂😂😂
Those trees......Its giving me Trypophobia
+John Tortorella i finally know what that is! lol thanks. i get the same thing and didnt know it had a name...uuuugh! it makes me itch and get goosebumps and some sort of uneasy feeling. look up the frog with the holes in its back.
John Tortorella I came to check the comments to see if I wasn't the only one- it doesn't bother me unless they have acorns, trybophobia bothers me so much I'm purposely trying to be vague in describing which part of the vid bothered me, I don't even wanna be associated with this stuff ahh haha man I wish trybophobia didn't exist
Cosmonaut Gross I can already imagine the frog!
Cosmonaut look up mango worms
Same
It’s incredible how nature works!
True
meanwhile squirrels: Its free real estate
How do these guys not get headaches or dizzy?! It's quite amazing!
Thought the same. Immuned to concussions 😅
So amazing, just ask woody woodpecker
When the squirrel was attacked I was all like "YEAH get em!" I'm senseless...
Cruel to attack little squirrel. With all those nuts, learn to share. My goodness.
Me too. I can't stand tree rats
@@marciabramson6194 Nuts don't grow on- Figuratively speaking nuts don't grow on trees
These birds are determined far more than I’ll ever be.
THATS A LOT OF NUTS!!
YOU WANT FRIES WITH THAT?
THAT'LL BE FOUR BUCKS BABY!
HE JUST LEFT, WITH NUTS!!
HAHAHAHAHHA-
They truly are the funniest birds in the world.
Love them!
I like to see woodpeckers in action, these diligent workers are adorable
Jotaro: *Reads title*
Also him: "So that Woodpecker has the same type of stand as Star Platinum!"
I have a woodpecker in a tree above my house! I love the little guy!🖤🤍
Nature balances EVERYTHING.
It's the ultimate lesson of life on earth
Not true, my jenga tower fell over.
2:12 That squirrel thought he was slick🤣🤣😭
Fascinating and very informative video of the woodpecker. Incredible to see how nature works.
God is amazing ❤
woodpeckers be like PFF I ain't pickin that up
A friend o mine who lives in the Bronx had to run out of his house with his gun in hand because of a loose woodpecker!
The roof of his house has some segments made of iron and when the woodpecker began the tapping on then, it sounded like a fucking machine gun being fired! LoL
I'm still laughing from his reaction!!
Josh Sanders omg XD
Josh Sanders a woodpecker did that on my neighbor’s house and the racket about drove me crazy
LMFAO!!
🤣
lmaooo
I love these little guys! There's lots of 'em round our house as we've got tons of live oak trees for them to pilfer as well as lots of telephone poles perfectly suited as a larder...very engaging lil fellas!
This bird is every trypophobe's worst nightmare
2:10 HEY! What do you think you're doing!? Get away from them acorns! Infernal Squirrels!
Ahhh, nature and its animals, so perfect, one helps the other!
but than there animals that has flame able droppings and a few more downside animals. but the real issue are the insects at lest half of them would make anyone's day a bad one. arachnids like animals. they don't really bother anyone unless you the one's bothering them.
I’m curious, do they only peck dead trees? My grandfather had a yard full of large oak and pecan trees. He had woodpeckers and one of the pecan trees had thousands of holes rounding it in a spiral ring. That was 25 years ago. The tree seems to be alive now and my sister lives there now.
your sister lives in a tree?
Good question
I want to know too
My whole face feels like pins and needles looking at those tiny holes.
Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing.Thumbs up!
Squirrel sees a woodpecker : stonks
Those squirrels are just chillin bruh!😂😂
I feel lazy compared to woodpeckers. They are so hard working
Funny that in Dutch a squirrel is called “eekhoorn”, which sounds exactly like “acorn”. Eekhoorn likes acorn.
I was waiting for them to laugh. Maybe next time
I've had the pleasure of seeing these guys. I love em too much ❤️
Amazing animals!
This is the funniest video I've ever seen!!! This narrator is hilarious 😂
"Th- this is my hole! It was made for me!"
~ A. Corn
Woodpeckers are hard workers. We must learn from them. This is a very good motivational video.
what a intelligent beautiful little bird.
The baby is making the woodpecker song 🎶
quite interesting how their chatters has a repetition of 5 or 8 high-pitched sounds...thanks NG for this wonderful docu
YES THIS IS WHAT I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
Yes I live in Carmel ca and I can hear them from far away such hard workers
I love to sit outside and just watch and listen the sun feels great ❤❤
2:29 “NuUutS”
Do they charge other woodpeckers for the storage units? 🤣
Very informative video. Thank you
Wonderful. One woodpecker came "back from the dead" and hid out in the cypress swamps of the US for half a century. They are powerful and can break through trees in just hours. AWESOME animals.
Wow amazing birds so cute 😊
I like how most of the woodpecker sounds used in this video are hairy woodpecker sounds 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nature is amazing
That last slow-mo acorn; BOOOMCRASSSH.
These are amazing birds wow
I watched woodpecker once, not this kind, but it was prettty funny. He looked like he was just banging his head in the tree!
Just left family retreat @Verdugo Pines Bible Camp, I saw a lot of acorns on a tree. This video solves my question. Thanks.
Wow, that was a great movie. Amazing!
I love how woodpeckers they move there heads
Their*
Their*
😳
Nature is phenomenal and very intelligent.The behaviors are fantastic 💚🌿🍀🍃
Love Birds 😍
This was a way more dramatic and weird 3 minutes than I ever expected. What a trip.
I live in Northern Maine, and I hear that pecking sound every time I leave my window open.
Squirrel: time2munch
Woodpecker: so you have chosen... death
Natureza inteligente
Wao. It is amazing that how creator created nature 😮
Them birds be triggering my trypophobia
I lived in an appartment built on hills where woodpeckers *dohodhodhodhdohd* makes noise and pretty much every morning and evening and always thought someone was hunting deers LOL!
Watching this as a woodpecker is working away in my tree
Me too, I can hear it outside just now. :)
But it's a bit strange since it's currently about 6 PM, the woodpeckers around here are normally most active during about 6-10 AM.
So beautiful birds 😍😍
Squirrel in a nutshell : *this is paradise on Earth*
This is very interesting.
This is amazing
I live close to there, we have so many acorn woodpeckers and other species living in riparian zones storing acorns in mostly California sycamore trees.
أنا أحبه ، شكرا نقار الخشب مثيرة جدا للاهتمام بارك الله فيك
English Translation:I love it thank woodpeckers are very interesting may god bless you
These birds wake me up in spring mornings in Spain 👍🏼😬
Wow. Amazing birds. Smart and highly independent.
Love ❤ cardinals!
Let’s just hope we don’t drive any more Woodpeckers to extinction like we did to the Ivory Billed :(
🦋🐌🦈🐡🐠🐟🐬🐋🦆🦅🕊🦉🐧🐦🐿🐤🐪🐘🦏🐝🐝💐🌸💮🏵🌹🥀🌺🌳🌱⚘🌷🌻🌴🌵🌾🌿☘🍀🍁 NEEDS PROTECTION.
gone with hardly a BRRRAP BRRAP BRRAP
cute li'l creatures!!! ♥
What time is it
@@marileed8504 lol
Take acorn from one tree. Store it another. Brilliant!
Awesome presentation
"the nuts falling, help regenerate the oak trees' yes.. hazelnut makes oak tree
I learned so much. Wow, had no clue.
Love woodpeckers, red-bellied are my favorites
A big ol family of woody woodpeckers
2:15 When I catch somebody eating my leftovers...
When I feel sad, I listen to the local woodpeckers.
Amazing!! like it
Great video and lighting!! I videoed a couple, but a drizzly day.
Came here to learn more about Woodpeckers.
1 min later left because of Trypophobia...
Well done National Geographic.
Well done.
Not their fault you have a super rare and nonsensical phobia.
@@yoursonisold8743 it's literally one of the most common phobias in existence
@@kriho02 Trypophobia? Are you serious right now? It is not even in the same ballpark as claustrophobia, arachnophobia and fear of heights or fear of needles. Don't make me laugh. You can walk into any given room and find at least 2 people who are afraid of the stuff I mentioned, but you would rarely find someone who has Trypophopbia.
Yourson Isold congrats, you mentioned the 4 maybe most common phobias out of the tens of thousands that exists and somehow that disqualifies trypophobia from also being common, u wot m8. And just because people are not aware of the phobia it doesnt mean its not there, lots and lots and lots of people go through their entire life having this phobia (either to a lesser or greater extent) without realising it
@@kriho02 I was giving some examples and I can give you a hundred more. Trypophobia is so far down the ladder that calling it "common" is plain ridiculous.
"Not aware of the phobia"? Look, a phobia means you have very averse reactions to something. That is not something you can not notice. We are not talking about a basic dislike or mild discomfort of something, like thinking bugs as food is icky, we are talking straight up being *afraid* of something. Trypophobia, when it actually gets diagnosed, is a neraly crippling condition when met with holes or crevaces in things that shouldn't have them. That's not something you don't realize.
It is a comparitvely rare phobia. Your claim that it's one of the most common ones simply holds no water whatsoever. And the fact that you had to dodge to "many people just dont know they have it" is a sign of your disingenious argumentation style.
"If the fit isn't just right, I send it back"
Could never be me being a woodpecker. If my favourite food is in my mouth, brother, it is going down.
Beautiful nature life cycle😍
That was nuts
Childhood memories
Amazing!!