@@mrcwillis6970the congratulating comments were probably mostly sarcastic and it all seems fine since the eggs are in the fridge and won't hatch if fertalised.
11:01 Thats only with birds who are conditjoned and adapted by nature to lay eggs that way. Its not something all birds are capable of because, as Jaiden said, they can just roll around and splat on the ground. Pigeons can do it because their eggs are flatter and less likely to roll everywhere. Most don't get the hormonal need without a proper nest to lay eggs.
@@hh-bluedynamite XD We had cockatiels when I was a teen, they did WAY worse! Living in a small apartment with my parents, our two cockatiels at the times chewed on almost EVERYTHING! Wall paper, blinds, the box that held Dad's checks and box of bird grits, one almost chewed through the cable of my game controller, even on the edges of the VHS cassette case! Anything they find interesting, they'll chew it! ^^;;;
Parrots of any kind are an awful pet for VAST majority of people. They make a mess, they're loud, the vet bills on them are out of this world and bc they're so intelligent they get bored really easily, and bc they're social animals they need pretty much constant company and attention so you either spend the whole day with them or you get a second one which fixes the last two issues but makes the previous ones twice as bad... The only pet birds I'd say most people can deal with and make for good pets are songbirds and pigeons.
I remember when I worked at home depot, there was a couple that would bring in their birds. 2 huge cockatiels and two different types of parrots. One was a classic grey and the other was one of those green tropical ones. My favorite was one of the cockatiels they had, instead of the usual white with yellow tip feathers. It was a beautiful light pink with salmon colored tips. They were all super chill in the store, expect when daddy walked too far away, one of the parrots would start making this noise that sounded like a child whining for their mom. They are honestly adorable but I can't imagine how much work they are at home. XD
There was a time my cat had kittens. Our weiner dog got at the kittens. To stop this behavior, my father tied one of the kitten’s corpses around the dog’s neck. Almost half The litter was killed and now I’m traumatized. This all happened before I even reached the age of 10.
I just see this and I'm like, What The F**k? Bro, that is the most f**ked up shit and what makes it worse is that you experienced it before your late childhood. My condolences to you man, you never deserved to see that.
Damn... That is utterly screwy. And as a Brit, that's me being relatively polite about it. Hope you have the support around you to overcome the undoubted trauma that had to cause 🙏
I remember when a similar situation happened with my male chameleon named rocky and my mom female chameleon named gingersnap, rocky was an a-hole qnd gingersnap was just sassy. Well we kept them separated until one day my mom left there cages open because she was trimming the plants inside there cages, she left the door open since rocky was being the a-hole he was and making it so she couldn't close the door and since there right next to each other, rocky got into gingersnap cage without my mom noticing. Only a few hours later did she realize but it was already too late, gingersnap was pregnant. But it wasn't that bad, my mom was wanting to breed chameleons herself. So she just decided to accept, everything was going great until gingersnap laid her eggs she died. I don't remember why possibly from stress, but she laid all her eggs and we were going to take care of the eggs. All the eggs hatched and were healthy which was surprising given there was 10(+) egg's, but my mom planned keeping 1-2 but we had moved into a house which wasn't taken care of properly. And during the winter the house gets far too cold for a cold-blooded animal, rocky who was still alive actually got a disease from how cold it was. And we ended up giving him to a family friend so he wasn't suffering from the cold any longer, and we didn't need any of the babies they went to friends.
I also have a cat who is literally called "chaos kitty" just because he had so much energy as a kitten and he started bullying the older cat I have so yeah...
I have a cat who was exactly that before he mellowed out. During his 'zoomie' days, my mom would actually call him a, and I quote, 'special-ed motherfucker' He was such a weird cat.
Well guess JaidenAnimations birds must've decided screw her one of us is gonna lay eggs and we're gonna wreck a drawer that she got and make her wonder and probably have a mini existential crisis over the bird she's had the longest is actually a male or not. I do wonder though what would happen if she actually got 2 more birds and those birds didn't get along with her other 2 birds
I don’t think this guy is a responsible pet owner. For 1. That is not how you discipline a cat you’re most likely just traumatising your cat or making it dislike you and that’s why it’s continued to lash out. 2. You’re straight up chatting shit with birds laying eggs in whatever. The only bird that does that is the pigeon and the only reason the pigeon does that is because humans domesticated them years ago and just abandoned them. 3.I feel like they were desperate for the eggs to hatch despite kaisen saying multiple times she does not want birds not to mention who says she even knows how too. It’s like when people get their cats or dogs pregnant simply for the money but give away these sick and diseased little puppies or kittens. Us as pet owners have a responsibility for our pets, to train them and to look after them and to not force them into situations they don’t want to be in
Concerning pigeons, the rock dove(the base of every domestic pigeon) naturally lays it's eggs anywhere as long as the surface is flat enough. They were doing this long before we domesticated them. They reacted to a Casual Geographic video that mentions it.
Doesn't really compare to the cat thing, but I've had to euthanize praying mantises and scorpions when I was breeding/ raising them. I don't currently have any because they've all died now, due to time, but I kinda want to try again.
Those arent cookies, they are some kind of seed snack that were made into little balls that look like cookies 😂 she showed them on videos a few years back
Amazing reaction, but unrelated comment made out of my own curiosity. Could you set (and if so are you planning to) set the different camera angles to key binds on the number pad
I know it’s unrelated to this video, but will you guys end up reacting to the newest Internet Historian video? I know he was in some hot water recently but it was a pretty minor thing, I hope you didn’t stop watching him because of that.
@@roadworkahead3609 well, I shouldn’t say “minor” but before that video was even published by hbomberguy, he had already sorted it out with the original publisher and reuploaded it, so it’s already kinda blown over. It just seems trivial to completely stop watching him because of it.
@@53shelbyI haven’t seen any evidence he “worked it out” with Mental Floss, and the actual author of the article he stole, Lucas Reilly, hadn’t been contacted at all, and was totally unaware IH had re-uploaded the video now with pitiful thesaurus word-switching. If you do have a source for Mental Floss giving the legal “ok” for the reupload I’d love to see it. Still doesn’t make what he did anywhere close to forgiven, though.
Eh, lots of birds cannibalize their own eggs if they get hungry enough or if they feel like they have too many eggs to take care of. Animals in general aren’t as attached to their young as we are, like they’re biologically wired to reproduce and care for them, but only so long as the circumstances allow them to. If they feel threatened in any way or are too weak or hungry, they WILL abandon their young or straight up eat them to survive. They can always have more later on, and that’s just nature 🤷♀️
These guys obviously have no idea how birds work otherwise they wouldn't have been criticizing very bird-like behaviors throughout this whole video she didn't have to keep the eggs if she didn't want to they're not even alive because they haven't been born yet and she doesn't have to take care of eggs she doesn't want
I love how half of Jaiden's comments were congratulating her on her new grandkids, or telling her to check for a fetus with a flashlight.
You an tell who waits till the end to comment
I remember seeing the comments and… man I was happy and then watched the vid and was like… DID YALL ACTUALLY WATCH THE VID!?
@@mrcwillis6970the congratulating comments were probably mostly sarcastic and it all seems fine since the eggs are in the fridge and won't hatch if fertalised.
The others mentioned the prediction one of the psychics had for her.
11:01 Thats only with birds who are conditjoned and adapted by nature to lay eggs that way. Its not something all birds are capable of because, as Jaiden said, they can just roll around and splat on the ground. Pigeons can do it because their eggs are flatter and less likely to roll everywhere. Most don't get the hormonal need without a proper nest to lay eggs.
Note how he said some birds, not all.
"XD Ya little shits!"
Yep, that about sums up Ari and Tofu in a nutshell.
Or eggshell, in this case
These jokes crack me up
@@hh-bluedynamite XD We had cockatiels when I was a teen, they did WAY worse!
Living in a small apartment with my parents, our two cockatiels at the times chewed on almost EVERYTHING!
Wall paper, blinds, the box that held Dad's checks and box of bird grits, one almost chewed through the cable of my game controller, even on the edges of the VHS cassette case!
Anything they find interesting, they'll chew it! ^^;;;
@@hh-bluedynamite BTW, nice pun! XD
Parrots of any kind are an awful pet for VAST majority of people. They make a mess, they're loud, the vet bills on them are out of this world and bc they're so intelligent they get bored really easily, and bc they're social animals they need pretty much constant company and attention so you either spend the whole day with them or you get a second one which fixes the last two issues but makes the previous ones twice as bad...
The only pet birds I'd say most people can deal with and make for good pets are songbirds and pigeons.
As cool as having a bird seems, thanks to Jaiden, I just couldn't handle the responsibility
Depends on the bird, but in general they're a bit much for most people. Probably the only big exception to that is pet pigeons.
I remember when I worked at home depot, there was a couple that would bring in their birds. 2 huge cockatiels and two different types of parrots. One was a classic grey and the other was one of those green tropical ones. My favorite was one of the cockatiels they had, instead of the usual white with yellow tip feathers. It was a beautiful light pink with salmon colored tips. They were all super chill in the store, expect when daddy walked too far away, one of the parrots would start making this noise that sounded like a child whining for their mom. They are honestly adorable but I can't imagine how much work they are at home. XD
To quote Jurassic Park: "Life finds a way.".
There was a time my cat had kittens. Our weiner dog got at the kittens. To stop this behavior, my father tied one of the kitten’s corpses around the dog’s neck. Almost half
The litter was killed and now I’m traumatized.
This all happened before I even reached the age of 10.
God damn... Im very sorry this experience had happened to you.
That's just messed up... So sorry that happened to you
I just see this and I'm like, What The F**k?
Bro, that is the most f**ked up shit and what makes it worse is that you experienced it before your late childhood.
My condolences to you man, you never deserved to see that.
Father of the year everybody 😐
Sorry for that traumatic experience
Damn... That is utterly screwy. And as a Brit, that's me being relatively polite about it.
Hope you have the support around you to overcome the undoubted trauma that had to cause 🙏
I remember when a similar situation happened with my male chameleon named rocky and my mom female chameleon named gingersnap, rocky was an a-hole qnd gingersnap was just sassy. Well we kept them separated until one day my mom left there cages open because she was trimming the plants inside there cages, she left the door open since rocky was being the a-hole he was and making it so she couldn't close the door and since there right next to each other, rocky got into gingersnap cage without my mom noticing.
Only a few hours later did she realize but it was already too late, gingersnap was pregnant. But it wasn't that bad, my mom was wanting to breed chameleons herself. So she just decided to accept, everything was going great until gingersnap laid her eggs she died. I don't remember why possibly from stress, but she laid all her eggs and we were going to take care of the eggs. All the eggs hatched and were healthy which was surprising given there was 10(+) egg's, but my mom planned keeping 1-2 but we had moved into a house which wasn't taken care of properly.
And during the winter the house gets far too cold for a cold-blooded animal, rocky who was still alive actually got a disease from how cold it was. And we ended up giving him to a family friend so he wasn't suffering from the cold any longer, and we didn't need any of the babies they went to friends.
The reaction starts at 2:43
Thanks Caleb
Thanks
Thanks Caleb
I'm not that needy
Hey caleb
I also have a cat who is literally called "chaos kitty" just because he had so much energy as a kitten and he started bullying the older cat I have so yeah...
I have a cat who was exactly that before he mellowed out. During his 'zoomie' days, my mom would actually call him a, and I quote, 'special-ed motherfucker' He was such a weird cat.
Well guess JaidenAnimations birds must've decided screw her one of us is gonna lay eggs and we're gonna wreck a drawer that she got and make her wonder and probably have a mini existential crisis over the bird she's had the longest is actually a male or not. I do wonder though what would happen if she actually got 2 more birds and those birds didn't get along with her other 2 birds
I... actually like this perspective...can we keep this one?
Im waiting for any reactors at all to notice the Spider-verse poster and the person with the Gwen haircut in that Jaiden Animation
5:21 I just looked up parakeet eggs and…wow😂😂😂
Looks like birds the word of the day folks
🎶bird, bird, bird, bird, bird, bird the word 🎶
I don’t think this guy is a responsible pet owner. For 1. That is not how you discipline a cat you’re most likely just traumatising your cat or making it dislike you and that’s why it’s continued to lash out. 2. You’re straight up chatting shit with birds laying eggs in whatever. The only bird that does that is the pigeon and the only reason the pigeon does that is because humans domesticated them years ago and just abandoned them. 3.I feel like they were desperate for the eggs to hatch despite kaisen saying multiple times she does not want birds not to mention who says she even knows how too. It’s like when people get their cats or dogs pregnant simply for the money but give away these sick and diseased little puppies or kittens. Us as pet owners have a responsibility for our pets, to train them and to look after them and to not force them into situations they don’t want to be in
Concerning pigeons, the rock dove(the base of every domestic pigeon) naturally lays it's eggs anywhere as long as the surface is flat enough. They were doing this long before we domesticated them. They reacted to a Casual Geographic video that mentions it.
I need to see you two reacting to dingo doodles please!
Amazing DnD content, the campaign story is so good and super captivating
Doesn't really compare to the cat thing, but I've had to euthanize praying mantises and scorpions when I was breeding/ raising them. I don't currently have any because they've all died now, due to time, but I kinda want to try again.
The psychics prediction came true!
To be honest, one of my main thoughts throughout was, couldn’t she have just given away the eggs to someone who is qualified to take care of them?
There wasn't any garuntee that they were even fertile.
Nature, uh, finds a way.
14:22 I hope she’s not giving her birds cookies like that. Apparently they can kill them
From the concern she shows for them, she obviously doesn't give them chocolate chip cookies. Because, well, chocolate kills birds
Those arent cookies, they are some kind of seed snack that were made into little balls that look like cookies 😂 she showed them on videos a few years back
Quite the thumbnail
I mean if they were fertile she might have been able to sell them
Not much of a point. Green cheek conures are easy to find breeders for, and it's WAY more practical to get birds from intentional breeding situations
0:50 no harm done tech problems, it happens m8
Can those eggs also spoil like chicken eggs?
Does this count as an abirdtion?
...Get out (Don't really. That's amazing.)
At least someone likes the joke.@@hh-bluedynamite
Beak humor
Love the add on.@@ZenoSsj4Hero
Hey, there's plenty of giant bird eggs out there. For example, ostriches.
Amazing reaction, but unrelated comment made out of my own curiosity. Could you set (and if so are you planning to) set the different camera angles to key binds on the number pad
18:45 or have them emptied and preserved so you can see them
Yeah if my grey ever lays an egg I want to get it turned into an ornament
Huh, funny how things can go,
Anyway, now i wonder if she’ll ever learn Ari’s Gender?
*Oohh yay new camera angle!*
LOL, i watched that video a few days ago. Good stuff.
Renegades, IH has a new video on wine
10:55 Oh they found a way.
You have 5 cats and a dog? I have 5 dogs and a cat 😂
Internet Historian just dropped his video on wine
I know it’s unrelated to this video, but will you guys end up reacting to the newest Internet Historian video? I know he was in some hot water recently but it was a pretty minor thing, I hope you didn’t stop watching him because of that.
plagiarism isn’t minor
@@roadworkahead3609 well, I shouldn’t say “minor” but before that video was even published by hbomberguy, he had already sorted it out with the original publisher and reuploaded it, so it’s already kinda blown over. It just seems trivial to completely stop watching him because of it.
@@53shelbyI haven’t seen any evidence he “worked it out” with Mental Floss, and the actual author of the article he stole, Lucas Reilly, hadn’t been contacted at all, and was totally unaware IH had re-uploaded the video now with pitiful thesaurus word-switching. If you do have a source for Mental Floss giving the legal “ok” for the reupload I’d love to see it. Still doesn’t make what he did anywhere close to forgiven, though.
6:31 I get where you’re coming from but we know reproduction exists, luv 😅
Wait the physics prediction is was actually real?
Video reaction starts at 2:43 🦜
Love her vids
I dont believe a lot of us Asexuals would put our humanised thoughts on other animals "behaving a bit like us" when it comes to reproducing
Collective us, not specific us. Jaiden is ace too.
Still waiting on the new Max0r vid
in a sense jaiden did a bird abortion, but its sad that they had to go through that!!
The birds didnt even care, all they cared about was the seeds lol
Eh, lots of birds cannibalize their own eggs if they get hungry enough or if they feel like they have too many eggs to take care of. Animals in general aren’t as attached to their young as we are, like they’re biologically wired to reproduce and care for them, but only so long as the circumstances allow them to. If they feel threatened in any way or are too weak or hungry, they WILL abandon their young or straight up eat them to survive. They can always have more later on, and that’s just nature 🤷♀️
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Do catnap recall vhs poppy playtime chapter 3
Jaiden has some frozen maybe babies in her freezer, sanity isn't part of this equation.
These guys obviously have no idea how birds work otherwise they wouldn't have been criticizing very bird-like behaviors throughout this whole video she didn't have to keep the eggs if she didn't want to they're not even alive because they haven't been born yet and she doesn't have to take care of eggs she doesn't want
2:43