What on earth is the bird trying to say?!
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Someone's pet raven repeats lines from Edgar Allen Poe's, "The Raven" and the results are mind-blowing. Poe himself would be helpless to not shoot this performance the nod of approval.
Flying is such a hassle. What with security and the food and the delays? Ugh. Airports! Am I right?
Now, imagine having to fly not just yourself, but also 80 falcons. What? “Uh, excuse me, passengers, this is your captain speaking, and you better buckle up because this is going to be a bumpy flight.”
This Saudi prince bought 80 seats on an airplane so that his falcons didn’t have to use their wings. However, while that might seem strange to us yanks here in the states, it’s actually quite common in the Middle East, where falconry is pretty popular. Qatar and Etihad Airways both have policies for bringing birds on planes.
Still, all these birds on a plane should have Samuel L. Jackson calling his agent and saying, “Put on your helmet because you’re about to hit the ceiling: ‘Snakes on a Pane 2: Birds on a Plane.’”
A little bird has collected lots of trinkets and toys to impress female birds, but he gets bamboozled.
Have you noticed that our president elect has funny hair? Nature has!
This golden pheasant at Hangzhou Safari Park in Zhejiang province in China looks a lot like that billionaire, really game show host the U.S. elected to the presidency last week.
Nature has a sick sense of humor, and Twitter is having a field day with it.
A bald eagle got caught in the grille of a car over the weekend and we can't help but empathize with the poor creature. It just seems like the perfect metaphor for our country right now, doesn't it? But don't worry, the bird was rescued, and that kinda gives us hope for the rest of America.
