birds

Technology can end up accomplishing some pretty dang cool things. It'd be very neat to see this applied to other birds' flight patterns out there. Maybe mix in some lo-fi tunes, and you've created a whole vibe. 

Just in case you had any lingering doubts about whether or not crows are intellectual creatures capable of stirring up all kinds of trouble, this video should put that to rest. 

So, this very well might've just skyrocketed to the top of the charts when it comes to our favorite cover of "Psycho Killer." The falsetto was just plain old wicked. 

Just in case you were in need of a reason to absolutely love birds, then this is the video for you. It's really the bird's passion that takes this performance to the next level. Left it all out there. 

Clearly, these birds know way more about what they're doing in the realm of music than they get credit for. Can't help but wonder what the cleanup process must've been like. 

Just in case there's anyone out there looking for creative ways to go about feeding their poultry, this guy right here might've introduced the rest of the world to a truly inventive, fun way to get the job done. Seriously, with a popcorn blaster on hand you might actually look forward to what otherwise might feel like a menial task. We're ready for more of these videos. 

That fox must've been in one deep slumber. Also though, shout out to the bird for the fearless maneuvering. Homie was clearly on a mission to gather all that necessary nesting material. Things could've shaken out very differently for the bird. 

Now this right here is what the internet is for. Did you wake up today thinking you'd eventually stumble upon a video showing a chicken farmer who has seemingly been possessed by an actual chicken? Nope, you probably didn't. But here you are anyways. The laughter is truly infectious.

Did you wake up today thinking that what you were lacking in your world was being able to see a couple adorable, radical looking birds play some heavy metal? No, no you probably didn't. But alas, here we are. The internet doing what it does best: creating humorous chaos from nothing. We're ready for the album at this point. 

They're clearly planning world domination. Never underestimate a couple ducks that are having a passionate conversation with one another. 

Sure, most birds will wait for bread to fall and just eat it off the ground like the filthy animals they are. But this one had a decidedly more spectacular way of doing things, a method that requires much better bird-eye coordination. With interception skills like that it could play for the Ravens.

Clearly, our socially aggressive Raven is bombarding the majestic snowy owl that could easily be mistaken for Hedwig, about Harry Potter's whereabouts. Some birds just refuse to take a hint. Maybe the Raven homie was lonely out there in the bitter cold.