Seriously tho the nerve on that pigeon, the owls couldn’t do much because it was a tight space and they didn’t wanna injure their young but seriously! Owls hunt pigeons
Happens all the time back home. We called it the ol’ squat n drop. Sometimes we could chase ‘em out other times we just learned to live with ‘em. Wasn’t really a bad setup if they were relatively clean.
@@specialopsdave and yet the point still stands, the pigeon was STRIKING the baby owls. If I shoot you with a gun with or without provocation, you're still going to be getting a gunshot wound.
It's not stupidity. Pigeons have nearly non existent night vision. The parents where gone all day and suddenly show up at night. The pigeon has no idea what's going on. The pigeon is scared. Didn't you see the pigeon wing slap at nothing?
they didn't look scared because they are too stupid to be scared. You can take out of the nest any bird at that age, it won't even realize what happened
I love how the dad goes on to carefully hand off the food to the babies after seeing the pigeon, while the mom straight up yeets it on the floor and puts on her fighting gloves
Female owls tend to be larger than the males so they are better equipped to deal with it, so dad just continued his duty of finding food for the kiddos.
@@luminaspargo4630 tell that to orcas, dolphins, cats, elephants, chimpanzees, otters, lemurs, lions, foxes, leopards, hyenas, honey badgers, wolves, horses, hippos, cuckoo birds, ants, stoats, caracals, gorillas, (I can go on and on) that all have been known to kill for fun or no reason related to survival. But hUmAnS bAd and aNiMaLs gOoD amirite?
@@bayraktarx1386yeah always praise the father and blame the mother - even when the father doesn’t kick out the intruder that would’ve killed the rest of the babies, too 🙄
@@BehindTheBush96 it's a video about animals so I don't really know why would you insert woke feminazi ideology here but ok :D End of the day intruder didn't kill anyone, mother did because too stupid not to stand on her babies.
With a brood that big (6-7) if im not mistaken its actually mandatory that some of them die. No owl couple could supply that under usual circumstances.
I like how the Mom Owl looks at the pigeon and takes few second to think like: 'No, I am not gonna put up with that shit again' and then proceeds to lay a beating 🤣😃🙂😆
Imagine coming home from your 9 to five and finding a full adult living with your kids and refusing to leave, then just making them dinner and going to bed thinking "It aint my problem!"
Imagine walking into a box filled with the most terrifying creatures imaginable staring at you intensely, then deciding “ahhh. the wife and kids’ll love it here.”
I'm trying to find a logic here, and I think it may be because of a lack of decent habitat in the surroundings and also a sense of emergency in the laying?
@@GastNdorf pigeons always lays eggs in same place all his life with same couple. Probably they layed eggs there before and succed in the past. They will keep it going there for years if they still mating with same couple…
Pigeons have no fear, they walk around enormous dangerous humans all the time, they've got nerves of steel to go this long kinda just casually ignoring birds of prey
@@gojewla Bred to be that way by humans. Pigeons are just the descendants of rock doves that were abandoned by humans once they stopped being of use to us.
@@insertname7325 pigeons are rock doves and humans actually breed them to be stronger, faster, and smarter. Inbreeding makes pigeons stupid but that doesn't happen too much unless they are breed for food
@@insertname7325 pigeons are very smart in some ways but very dumb in others, hell, they’re even efficient missile pilots and rescue spotters! But give them a ravens puzzle and they’ll look as dumb as bugs
@@stratussol2475 In the end, you see the mom is standing on a baby, it appears to be unalive. Like the rest of the pack is moving and is terrified, that baby is motionless. Look at 4:15 under the mom owl claw, I feel so bad for the baby, but that's how nature is, the strongest ones lives and the weaker one perishes.
They already packed themselves in the corner before to protect themselves from the Pigeon and now protect themselves from the fight to watch the fight.
Quiet?? When?? She was literally hissing at the baby barn owls and flapping her wings, they were just chilling and minding their own business when all of a sudden some strangers come into their own home acting like it's their's 😭
That pigeon wasn’t going to leave its baby I respect that But I also find it interesting how the owl reacted to protecting its babies Moral of the story don’t mess with someone’s kids 😂
@@abyssstrider2547 Definitely, they have excellent memory. Trick them once and they’ll never forget it. Op: remember the box is likely pitch black, so the pigeon doesn’t see anything.
LOL that was the strangest day of those babies' lives. I'm just imagining them talking about this when they get older, "hey remember that time when mom beat the s*** out of that pigeon" 🤣
Thing is pigeon could have hurt one of the babies with all that flapping though I never heard of a bird getting in an active nest to lay eggs either unless they killed the babies
@Stellvia Hoenheim Pigeons attack with their wings because their beak is not good for pecking at all and they don't really have claws. I've been hit by a wing slap and it actually hurt. Slap in action ua-cam.com/video/jeYq2l75TC8/v-deo.html
@@ToolofSociety I once took a pigeon out mid flight with a shovel in the middle of a wicks, yes we was pest control and yes my mate missed the shot with the air rifle so I improvised, broke it's neck with the wack I would like to see any pigeon try slap me mate I'm hard as nails!! But seagulls nobody fucks with the SAS of birds even if you wack one with a shovel it come back and dive bomb you, the shovel serves as head protection at this point and you just leg it!
@@Vicky_Hyenas she didn't kill it, it fell asleep. Most of the smallest ones were falling asleep throughout the video. She did step on them but it was more to hold them back and protect them and very gentle. It's the same with how she wasnt doing damage to the pigeon even though she could have shredded it if she wanted to, owls are extremely smart as well as non-agressive (especially barn owls) and know how much pressure to apply. Accidents can and do happen, but all these babies survived to fledging stage, I haven't kept up since then.
Fun morbid owl fact: Did you know that owls lay their eggs a few days apart rather than all at once like most birds? That's why why the chicks are all different sizes. They do this because if the parent hasn't come back with food (because they can't fly in the rain), then the biggest one can eat the smallest one. Then if they still haven't come back, then he can eat the next smallest one. Edit: They don’t eat their siblings on purpose but rather have shit short distance eyesight. On a normal day, the parent comes back with food and dangles it over the nest for them to eat, and all the chicks rush forward to get the food, with the biggest chick getting the most food and leaving the scraps for the others. Therefore, the biggest chick gets stronger, while the smaller chicks get weaker. (something like only 25% make it through the 1st year). Now they have amazing long-distance vision, but basically no short distance vision so they can’t really see what they’re eating, but they just feel that it’s fluffy (eg. A mouse). So when the day comes that the parents can’t return with food, the chicks still expect food, and the bigger ones feel that there’s something fluffy around him and eats their sibling (thinking it’s the food their parents brought them).
It’s funny how the kid owls just stand straight up in a corner. Like, exactly how people react when a fight happens in a bar. “I’m not involved with this, see my hands”?
It takes a village. The pigeon has no intentions of hurting the babies although they did disturbed them. Despite that a nest was the safest place to lay an egg given the circumstances
My goodness! Owl momma came in with the groceries like "excuse me? You've got the wrong house bish"... That pigeon really tried to wait it out, hopes she'd calm down
@@christoffer4862 🤷♂️ Yeah, I remember the owls were birds of prey, they even had a mouse in their beaks for their kids! I imagine the grown ups should have been way more hardcore.
@@JustDaniel6764 I believe it's because each egg is laid a day apart, meaning they also hatch at different times. So some siblings are older than others. A single day difference can mean a huge size difference between chicks.
Yeah, the small ones usually dont survive because their bigger siblings either steal their food or outright kill them at some point. Atleast in some birds, not sure about barn owls, but seven chicks is a lot, usually two or three survive to leave the nest.
Its basically a survival tactic of mainly predator birds. If there is enough food, all young will survive, but if there isnt, the first one(s) will survive who hatched first in order to guarantee at least one, two or more to survive
The pigeon actually killed one of the baby owls, because while the mother owl was protecting her children, the mother accidently jumped onto a baby owl, after the baby owl was being jumped on, it didnt move at all. I feel bad, it must be traumatizing.
@@lapersonneanonime4369 nope, they all lived. there's a follow up video. * well, one did die but unrelated to being stepped on also it's pitch black in that box. what we're seeing is infrared light the camera can pick up
@@5PYZ3R I’m pretty sure the one that died did die bc the owl stepped on it’s head like 3 times, you can see it literally die after the 2nd or 3rd time it landed on its head
I love how the Pigeon was actin all high an mighty when dad was inside. It kept swatting him & the kids! But when mom showed up the pigeon changed its attitude REAL quick.
Pigeon probably wasn’t acting like anything, pigeons can’t see a thing at night and probably had no idea what it was doing, otherwise it would have left
I never realized how gangster pigeons are. She/he just went up in there and decided to stay even while getting stomped. Imagine if the pigeons from Animaniacs were there.
Owls kill eagles like it's no big deal. That pigeon was lucky that the owl was just trying to get it out of the nest. The owl clearly was more interested in protecting the young.
@@Gojo13201 being able to sneak up on an enemy is just as powerful as physical force. It may be considered a “cheap move” but in nature that doesn’t mean shit
*DARK ENDING* The pigeon son right after he got out from his egg: "HELLO WORLD, wow why you'll faces look so flat......wait hold up why are you guys looking at me like tha-".
@SIDDIQUE INTESAR Actually, I think it's fine. The pigeon might've laid more eggs then we thought/saw earlier. If you take a look at the final second of the video, and analyse the visuals-particularly the area near the bottom right. You can see owlet; whose feet is touching (almost standing upon) an egg-like object. If you pay attention to the toes of the owlet and its placement on the egg. It appears that the egg is still spherical-still intact. As for the other shell-like remains, it is clear that they are broken [in half]. The motion/physics of the aforementioned 'healthy' egg also suggests its survival (during the period of the recording).
When the pigeon first went into the nest and laid the egg it was daytime, it could definitely see it was occupied. The night fight it probably couldn’t see as much though.
@@mrrod3004 The lungs of birds do not inflate and deflate but rather retain a constant volume. Also, the lungs are unidirectionally ventilated rather than having a tidal, bidirectional flow, as in other vertebrates with lungs.
For those wondering why the owls aren't like raining havoc on the pigeon: it's a really confined space, and their first concern is their offsprings, the pigeon doesn't seem really agressive... Owl are not the best fighters, especialy on the ground, they hunt by dropping on their prey with speed, mostly using their ability to see thru the dark, and the fact that their feathers glide thru the air with absolute silence (so it's more like stealth assassination, and not fighting), plus, like all birds, they are really fragile, so fighting to death in a box with a pigeon isn't really what they are looking for.
One of the young was appearantly trampled to death. At 3:43 owl mom stepped on it's head and it didn't get up afterwards. You see some leg movement and after some more kicks it ceases to move at all. So fighting more aggressively would have most likely caused all of her offsprings to die.
Mom looks at that pigeon for a second, gets smacked and then says “you disrespectful little shit, you come into MY HOUSE and scare MY babies and then smack me??!”
Its possible that thos pigeons used to use that nesting spot yearly. They come back and barn owls have moved in. Shes so tired from giving birth she just wants to rest but the owl is attacking her. Crazy how confusing nature can be.
I love how the Owl babies stood in the corner looking at the stranger pigeon questioning the pigeon’s existence.
Wondering if mom had a makeover 🤣
@@John.Asante Lmao
@@charliedeleon6947 🤨 ah yes excellent example bro are you on a perc-30 or something 😑
@@thekidangel6705 what? I don’t speak the millennial lingo son
@@charliedeleon6947 okay boomer
The owl parent's face when he comes in with a mouse and finds the pigeon is priceless, he is so confused
he was like: when did i have such a weird looking baby??
LOOOOOL
Seriously tho the nerve on that pigeon, the owls couldn’t do much because it was a tight space and they didn’t wanna injure their young but seriously! Owls hunt pigeons
Yeah its like "uuuuh..WHO are you again?"
And than the mother appears
"Dad is confused, even scared" 😂😂😂😰
"Mom comes home. Unlike dad, she has seen enough" 😭😭😭
Well bc owl dad cannt cheat on and dates a pigeon, unlike humans
@@ngocdo9599 Same for big birds like Eagle, Hawk, etc lol
In most birds of prey the female is larger than the male so she was better equipped to deal with the intruder.
Dad has one job dummy bring the food he did his part if he had wasted time fighting they would miss their meal defeats the purpose of his goal .
Mom be like: don't mess with my children 😂
Owl dad is like: "I don't remember ordering a babysitter."
😂😂
Owlet: Get mom. We’re scared.
Thats Nice
It's not an owl it's an owl
"hey honey, we need to talk. Your babysitter is kinda freaking me out."
I love how dad just lands on top of the pigeon the first few times and is just like "wtf are y'all screaming about I brought food back?"
"I think i landed on one of the babies again, oh god it's color turned black and it looks weirder what have i done my wife will kill me"
Like 3 times and never noticed lmao
Dad owl comically squishes the invading pigeon without noticing
"Hey kids, I'm home! HOLY SH-"
Fr
"Oh God, Debra will kill me if this is another Cuckoo..."
I love how dad pretends it's not even there. "Maybe if I don't touch it it will eventually disappear?"
"if i fly very far away, it will eventually dispawn"
~ Dad Owl after playing Minecraft
If I cant see you, you cant see me
Sounds like this trait runs in human males too 🤨
Hey when he got back he didn't see it so it worked lol
@@LolaRyck haha very funny didn’t laugh
babies are like: “dad help”
dad’s like: “lol Peace ✌🏼 “
@Elliepopcorn nah i think he went to get milk
Mó paz
Adios
GOLD
Bruh, mom was having non of it. She's gonna fuck you up if you mess with her home
Pro tip: If it's eyes are at the front and your's at the sides, you really don't want to be in the same box as it.
Huh never noticed that about predator-prey morphology. Thanks for pointing it out.
Whilst also it having night vision
My eyes are in the front 😈and I wear glasses Four eyes 😈😎
@@CancelledExplorer or..and hear me out, you are a super apex predator. Double the eyes double the danger..!
Hammerhead Shark: "Come on! I'm friendly. Don't you see my eyes on the sides?"
Pigeon: *flaps wings*
Dad: "Wtf is that?!?" *Retreats to corner with kids*
Made me chuckle 😂
@Fearless Investor Mom: "What iron wing?!"
Fuck I laughed soo hard 🤣😂😭..
I’ve never laughed at a comment until now 😂😭😭😭😂😂😂
It's just that the dad doesn't hit ladies
Lost it when Dad came in creeping up on the wall.
Dad: Hello kids look what i brought with me... *GAHHH wtf is that!? Kids DO SOMETHING*
Clearly that's just men 😂
@@redfox2034 Well he gave the kids a shot to prove themselves, to see if they can survive in the wild lol
Kids do something LOL
Well I just imagined the whole face right now lol
Dads face when he sees the pigeon: 👁👄👁
It's like a homeless woman walks in your house, pops out a baby on the living room floor and tries to fight you when you come home.
not like that tho tbf
これはどういう状況なの？
フクロウの巣に迷いバト？
bruh 😂
Squatters. It's actually happening in California.
Happens all the time back home. We called it the ol’ squat n drop. Sometimes we could chase ‘em out other times we just learned to live with ‘em. Wasn’t really a bad setup if they were relatively clean.
3:23 i love the chicks standing in the corner in an attempt to get as far from the pigeon as possible😂
There seems to be one dead baby owl in the end 😢
@@sarahbasto6520 eh not sure if it IS dead. Maybe it just took a big ass nap. They all look pretty chill tbh.
There's a lot going on 😅
Dad : " Well , guess we have a new roomate "
Mom: *Drops the mouse* " What in the hell is this ugly hobo doing here "
Mom doesn't like unannounced guests 😂
We don't use the word hobo. We call it left wing.
Apt description of those flying rats.
LOL I died! XD
😂😂😂
At this point the babies are like "just let the fucking thing stay".
@Dat Van Nguyen tbf it never attacked the babies
😂😂😂
@Dat Van Nguyen That's really more of a defense than an attack
@@specialopsdave and yet the point still stands, the pigeon was STRIKING the baby owls. If I shoot you with a gun with or without provocation, you're still going to be getting a gunshot wound.
No.
They weren't like that.
"And that, lil Roger, is how you ended up being raised by us owls.."
@Nick K egg
Eaten***
I hope the owls raised it as there own
Lol raised by you mean eaten by.
The egg cracked
I like how the chicks didn't even look scared, they just watched absolutely bewildered at the pigeons' blatant stupidity
It's not stupidity. Pigeons have nearly non existent night vision. The parents where gone all day and suddenly show up at night. The pigeon has no idea what's going on. The pigeon is scared. Didn't you see the pigeon wing slap at nothing?
@@DarkBirgonso... the pigeon is stupid for laying eggs in an already occupied area it can't see
they didn't look scared because they are too stupid to be scared. You can take out of the nest any bird at that age, it won't even realize what happened
@@rinkashikachi You ignorant comment is proof your knowledge of pigeons is near non existent.
@@HellecticMojo Desperation cuase stupid behavior.
I love how the dad goes on to carefully hand off the food to the babies after seeing the pigeon, while the mom straight up yeets it on the floor and puts on her fighting gloves
And kills one of her own babies in the process
@@JoaquinLucero22420 Yea because she intentionally did that sh*t, unlike dad who clearly got up outta there😒
Dad : hooold tf up
Mom: Oooh hell nahh!!
@@chocolatenikki dad didn't want to disturb the female pigeon where the female owl was clearly cared a lot more about space and boundries.
@@manwithstds7503 woman moment
Pigeon be like, who tf is hitting me in this darkness.
This comment is underrated
I forgot they can't see lmaoo this makes it even funnier
What the fuck is going on ?
I CAN'T BREATHE
@@SomberTwilight_ 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Owl: Pay me the rent.
Pigeon: I'll pay when you fix this damn door!
Nailed it 😂😂😂
PETER!! is that u???
I got covid and I'm in quarantine miles away from home...I feel weak but this made me🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@guanedits6349 I'm really glad if it made you feel better. I wish you a healthy life. Take care and get well soon.
@@pranavchaudhari5828 thanks bro😉gonna take a shower
Love how it got quiet when mom was throwing hands
Throwing legs lol
Love how Dad is like "uuh yeah nope I'll get your mom kiddos"
And Mom is like "GET OUT OF MY HOUSE"
Female owls tend to be larger than the males so they are better equipped to deal with it, so dad just continued his duty of finding food for the kiddos.
You can really tell who pays the bills in that nest😭
Fr tho the mom just immediately dropped the food and started catching hands
@@ladypink3216 nah they both pay the bills. Stopd discrediting the dad. You seem like a feminist
@@romella_karmey Bro... they are owls?? What does this have to do with feminism lol
I love how the owlets stood in the corner and look at their parents like, “bitch do something!”😂
Lmfaoo
Seriously 😂
Nah literally like “Bitch take care of this, NOW!”😂😂
The dad lost his balls😂
🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
Mom owl really was like: "nobody stomps on my kids except me!"
Lmao 😂😂
She really did stomp on them too 😂
I think she killed on of the babies😩😩
That's great
@@hiuadiua1121 yes during fight.
The way the dad got scared by the pigeon is so funny
Dad owl went to get his wife cause he don’t hit ladies, what a gentleman.
Unlike Beerus 🙄
😂😂
No dad owl was scared so the wife did it.
Dad did try but he was hesitating to mess with pigeon
@@Mr_Amit shit you beat me to it. "Not my buuuulllllllllmmmmmmmmaaaaaaaaaaaa"
Owl: You're in the wrong nest fool!
Pigeon: DAMN. CHILL, CHILL, CHILL!
"Damn lady be cool!"
"It was just a prank bro!"
Ah shit, here we go again.
Dad was pretty chilled about it
@@murfiend7165 agaragã
I love how animals take dramatic pauses when fighting
They have to announce their attacks and strategies for the audience
Animals understand the value of life. They kill to survive. Not for ego.
@@luminaspargo4630 tell that to mapogo lions
@@luminaspargo4630 some animals, anyway. because my gods, orcas are nasty
@@luminaspargo4630 tell that to orcas, dolphins, cats, elephants, chimpanzees, otters, lemurs, lions, foxes, leopards, hyenas, honey badgers, wolves, horses, hippos, cuckoo birds, ants, stoats, caracals, gorillas, (I can go on and on) that all have been known to kill for fun or no reason related to survival.
But hUmAnS bAd and
aNiMaLs gOoD amirite?
I love how the father owl just drops the food and leaves, yet the mother owl kicks ass lol.
Females are some 30% bigger than males, it makes sense
@@bayraktarx1386yeah always praise the father and blame the mother - even when the father doesn’t kick out the intruder that would’ve killed the rest of the babies, too 🙄
@@BehindTheBush96 it's a video about animals so I don't really know why would you insert woke feminazi ideology here but ok :D End of the day intruder didn't kill anyone, mother did because too stupid not to stand on her babies.
@@BehindTheBush96I doubt the pigeon would’ve harmed the owlets. They all probably would’ve been roommates.
@@BehindTheBush96 it's pigeon not snake🙄 the dad did the right thing
Love how all the baby barn owls are just being casually uppercutted by the pigeon and trampled by their mum lol
Yeah 2 of them looked barely alive and crawling. Guess this is what happens when you are inhumane
With a brood that big (6-7) if im not mistaken its actually mandatory that some of them die. No owl couple could supply that under usual circumstances.
Yeah it’s sucks but that’s nature. Hopefully they make it.
@@exterminater267 no u do tho
sure there is one dead at the end
The way the mom stands there in disbelief for a few seconds before kicking the shut out of the pigeon. 😂
Lmaooo
She's like "I can do this all day" and pidgeon is like "bring it bitch I'm stayin'" XD
@@samuraicupcake289 after few lethal kicks
Pigeon be like - alright alright I'm done
Everyone missed the dead chick the mom walked on it a couple times at the end
@@thesilentone4024 well there's always an unlucky one🤷♂️
I like how the Mom Owl looks at the pigeon and takes few second to think like: 'No, I am not gonna put up with that shit again' and then proceeds to lay a beating 🤣😃🙂😆
And the pigeon was trying not to make eye contact and trying hard to will itself invisible like Drax the destroyer.
I’m the 1000th like but omg you’re spot on cause it didn’t take long for her to attack 😭🤣🤣
@@Pandel2017K both are females genius, the pigeon literally layed an egg.
Imagine coming home from your 9 to five and finding a full adult living with your kids and refusing to leave, then just making them dinner and going to bed thinking "It aint my problem!"
The look of surprise and utter confusion from the dad was hilarious 😂
😂🤣 yess
And he kill one of his babys in the video
@@OnePieceCollector When?
@@茜茜公主-f7y im the Middel of the movie
The dad Killed the smallest of his own babys
@@OnePieceCollector nope thats mom at middle to end and they all are breathing to the end
I like how the dad came in with the dead mouse and was looking around like “Ayo what’s goin on???!”
Hes an woke owl xD."like I think we all could fugure this out if we just express our feelings" xD
"aight I'm ba- hold on, yo, yo wait huh nah nah 1234567 - 8 man hold on man who the fuck is you"
The mom was just looking for war 😂, pigeon shoulda been like yo sorry im hella preggers can I just crash here for a bit. Stay humble pidgeons🙏
@@mr-toyota perfect 😂😂
"what the pigeon doin?" moment
That egg now officially has the backstory of an anime protagonist
The nestling were just like background characters in the 4th great ninja war
You mean the future owl pellet?
Insert Guts theme
cringe
@@Richard-r7u6c why are you here then
“Kids, I brought dinner-WHAT THE HELL?!”
"The delivery girl brought us some future lunch already!"
Pigeon * getting its ass kicked *
Owl: “Get the Hell out of here!”
Darth Vader * Breathing Intensifies *
This needs more likes lmaooooooo
Don't Cheadle you're 56? Dammmmmmmn
Reddit person
Lol
😂
Imagine walking into a box filled with the most terrifying creatures imaginable staring at you intensely, then deciding “ahhh. the wife and kids’ll love it here.”
I'm trying to find a logic here, and I think it may be because of a lack of decent habitat in the surroundings and also a sense of emergency in the laying?
@@GastNdorf probably something like that because the other explanation is that those pigeons were suicidal
@@GastNdorf pigeons always lays eggs in same place all his life with same couple. Probably they layed eggs there before and succed in the past. They will keep it going there for years if they still mating with same couple…
hhhhhhhhhhh
Europeans settling in the Americas in 1500s
Pigeons have no fear, they walk around enormous dangerous humans all the time, they've got nerves of steel to go this long kinda just casually ignoring birds of prey
Its not much about that here it's more about a mother's instinct. The pigeon was just there to stay with her egg as long as she could
They are just very stupid animals.
@@gojewla Bred to be that way by humans. Pigeons are just the descendants of rock doves that were abandoned by humans once they stopped being of use to us.
@@insertname7325 pigeons are rock doves and humans actually breed them to be stronger, faster, and smarter. Inbreeding makes pigeons stupid but that doesn't happen too much unless they are breed for food
@@insertname7325 pigeons are very smart in some ways but very dumb in others, hell, they’re even efficient missile pilots and rescue spotters! But give them a ravens puzzle and they’ll look as dumb as bugs
During quarantine i fell in love with the neighborhood pigeons. They are hilarious ! Seriously funny birds
And now you are married to one?
@@BR81-iv6lt I hate you.
The kids pushed backed to the wall like “Damn momma u kicking some ass” 😂
😂😂😂
Including theirs since at least 1 or 2 were close to dying
@@kurzedificio right 😅
😭😭😭😭😭🤣
Lol I'm laughing so hard rn😭🤣🤣
Dad: *gets slapped by pigeon in his own house* AYO CHILL WTF
Mom: *gets slapped by pigeon* _square up then_
The dad couldn't stop hunting for a pigeon so he just called the mom
Catch this fuc.kin fade
🤣🤣🤣🤣
So... You've chosen DEATH?!?
Pigeon: mission accomplised, I will level up to an eagle nest
Soon the pigeon will became eagle' s baby snack 😋
What if this is an inside joke for pigeons, they dare each other to lay eggs in other nests
@@rat4931 this is potentially true
The most toxic paying guest ever animal edition
That would literally be the food delivering itself to the eagle and eaglets
The worst part is, the mom accidentally killed one of her babies fighting the pigeon to protect them
How do you know?
@@stratussol2475 In the end, you see the mom is standing on a baby, it appears to be unalive. Like the rest of the pack is moving and is terrified, that baby is motionless. Look at 4:15 under the mom owl claw, I feel so bad for the baby, but that's how nature is, the strongest ones lives and the weaker one perishes.
@@Candyyy12392I noticed that as well. Make it was just stunned and made it.
Lol
@@Candyyy12392fucking hell that’s sad. But as you said, that’s nature for ya…
Pigeon: “ayo sharing is caring my g calm down!”
LMFAO I'M WHEEZING-💀
PLS THE COMMENTS HAVE ME ROLLIN-💀💀😭
Sooooo what they gonna do with that egg😂🤣
🤣
@Anton Chigurh ahh man,
I know,
Nothing seems to impress you.
Momma’s just like “GET AWAY FROM MY WEIRD LITTLE MUPPET BABIES!”
🤣🤣
They scary af😅
Is jist lookin at it like this the last place yu wanna be and outside of that box it wouldve killed that pigeon way faster
"MY BEAUTIFUL-UGLY CHILD"
Demon babies
I love how the little owls pack themselves in a corner, knowing full well what mom is like when she gets in that mood.
They already packed themselves in the corner before to protect themselves from the Pigeon and now protect themselves from the fight to watch the fight.
@@jout738 they still knew what mom was about
😂😂💪
Pigeon has a expired section 8 voucher
They are dead..
3:34
Pigeon: "Can I be your baby too?"
Mum owl: "NO!!!"
LOL
Looks like her claw went in pidge’s eye at that point. Ruthless
@@Deleted11100 It's so sad when those cute birdies hurt each other like that :-(
1:00 Dad Owl: Hello children, how are you?
1:12 Dad Owl: WTF IS THAT
lol right after that he takes off running and screaming "Fk the kids."
The mouse was like wtf also lol
@@herbbot8241 Lmfao!
For all he knows it could be one of his sons, but why did it grow like that?
666 likes.
Imagine being the pigeon egg and then hatching and getting spawn killed
Fr I was like the baby pigeon nooo😭😭
Fortunately (or unfortunately depending on how you view it) without its mother to sit on it, the embryo will die before it can even hatch.
@@ImNotCallingYouALiar or who gives a shit (depending on how you view it)
💀😂
@@gxlorp You're a weirdo bro, get a life.
Pigeon: stays quiet
Owl: you picked the wrong house fool!
Quiet?? When??
She was literally hissing at the baby barn owls and flapping her wings, they were just chilling and minding their own business when all of a sudden some strangers come into their own home acting like it's their's 😭
mouse: TF am I doin' here???
@@gleibeffrime2528 LMAO
@@levis2lostfingers962 the babies were hissing
Pigeon was not quiet. If it stood still things would have been cool. But no... It had to swing with a wing
That pigeon wasn’t going to leave its baby I respect that
But I also find it interesting how the owl reacted to protecting its babies
Moral of the story don’t mess with someone’s kids 😂
Well can't birds hold eggs in their beak an fly?
Just asking
Tge mummy pigeon could have done it when owl was beating, if they can
@@chatgpt4135 I think the eggs are usually too big for their beaks, and they might accidentally puncture the eggs with them.
I didn't realize pigeon gave birth😮
Love how the pigeon flaps away but settles down comfortably every time as if the pigeon has short term memory loss
You think they can remember things?
@@abyssstrider2547 yes, I feed pigeons and they know me.
@@abyssstrider2547 Definitely, they have excellent memory. Trick them once and they’ll never forget it.
Op: remember the box is likely pitch black, so the pigeon doesn’t see anything.
@@lincolndanijela3694 "yes...yes bring your friends, tell them there's food here.."
*racks 12 gauge maliciously*
@@abyssstrider2547 Pigeons of war would object to that
LOL that was the strangest day of those babies' lives. I'm just imagining them talking about this when they get older, "hey remember that time when mom beat the s*** out of that pigeon" 🤣
And stomped our sister to death
lol I think some died, the small ones
that nest is is in the hood most def
Omgg😂😂
@@brandonmunsen6035 I knew my eyes weren't deceiving me! That po' baby (at Mama's feet in the end) is gone 😩
Funny thing is, the owl parents would very likely accept the pigeon's presence if it had not started flapping its wings. The owls were in feeding mode
Thing is pigeon could have hurt one of the babies with all that flapping though I never heard of a bird getting in an active nest to lay eggs either unless they killed the babies
@Stellvia Hoenheim Pigeons attack with their wings because their beak is not good for pecking at all and they don't really have claws.
I've been hit by a wing slap and it actually hurt.
Slap in action ua-cam.com/video/jeYq2l75TC8/v-deo.html
I got hit by pigeon in the middle of a road when I was riding my motorcycle, almost knocked my balance off.
@@ToolofSociety I once took a pigeon out mid flight with a shovel in the middle of a wicks, yes we was pest control and yes my mate missed the shot with the air rifle so I improvised, broke it's neck with the wack I would like to see any pigeon try slap me mate I'm hard as nails!! But seagulls nobody fucks with the SAS of birds even if you wack one with a shovel it come back and dive bomb you, the shovel serves as head protection at this point and you just leg it!
@Stellvia Hoenheim yeah considering it was dark, the pigeon was probably just flapping blindly.
I love how the dad owl didn’t notice the pigeon but jumps on it when he enters 🤣
Owl: dont mess with my kids!!!!!
Also Owl: let me stomp on your head for a moment child
She tried to protect them but I’m pretty sure she knocked one out or killed it
@@Vicky_Hyenas Ya by the end that one on the floor isnt moving
@@ufc990 oh my shit I feel really bad rn. Imagine trying to protect someone you love dearly then you kill them instead.
@@Vicky_Hyenas this is somehow the saddest thing I’ve read all day o7
@@Vicky_Hyenas she didn't kill it, it fell asleep. Most of the smallest ones were falling asleep throughout the video. She did step on them but it was more to hold them back and protect them and very gentle. It's the same with how she wasnt doing damage to the pigeon even though she could have shredded it if she wanted to, owls are extremely smart as well as non-agressive (especially barn owls) and know how much pressure to apply. Accidents can and do happen, but all these babies survived to fledging stage, I haven't kept up since then.
Pigeon: >s l a p
Wife Owl: *”You have 5”*
Pigeon: “…5 what?”
Wife Owl: “4….3….2…”
Kills one of its own babies
@@joshportie no it didn't tho
@@benjaminbalila1409 look again. That owl chick is dead the mom launched off of its neck. It did death spasms and everything.
@@joshportie really? I didn't notice
Yeah, it did
Fun morbid owl fact:
Did you know that owls lay their eggs a few days apart rather than all at once like most birds? That's why why the chicks are all different sizes. They do this because if the parent hasn't come back with food (because they can't fly in the rain), then the biggest one can eat the smallest one. Then if they still haven't come back, then he can eat the next smallest one.
Edit: They don’t eat their siblings on purpose but rather have shit short distance eyesight. On a normal day, the parent comes back with food and dangles it over the nest for them to eat, and all the chicks rush forward to get the food, with the biggest chick getting the most food and leaving the scraps for the others. Therefore, the biggest chick gets stronger, while the smaller chicks get weaker. (something like only 25% make it through the 1st year).
Now they have amazing long-distance vision, but basically no short distance vision so they can’t really see what they’re eating, but they just feel that it’s fluffy (eg. A mouse). So when the day comes that the parents can’t return with food, the chicks still expect food, and the bigger ones feel that there’s something fluffy around him and eats their sibling (thinking it’s the food their parents brought them).
That's actually kind of cool in a messed up way that so much planning goes into that
Thank you I was wondering why there was a big size difference in chicks
Why does this reminds me of the novel I’ve read before.
"Hey son, where's baby Liam?"
"I was kinda hungry, so I ate him."
"Oh ok"
Oh, so there no different then humans thats cool
Even the dead mouse was like “ tf is going on in here?”
Owlets: “Dad do something and help us!”
Dad: “let mom handle it”
Mom: *starts goku warm up jumping*
A prime example of why every nest should have a safety plan and sufficient preparation.
@@9WEAVER9 uh.. what are they gonna do, get insurance and buy security measurements
@@9WEAVER9 unless thats a joke.. it seems like a joke but some people really be saying that
@@iheartprojectmoon 😂😂😂 you're the best
@@9WEAVER9 lol, the mom is the safety plan
"luckily, the pigeon escapes alive"
The pigeon is the villain here
The baby owl that got trampled on the other hand...
The pigeon egg didn't escape.
@@mrman-yj3bn that baby owl will be back for vengeance
exactly
@@Hero4fun77 that’s what I call desert!
I love how “I just pay the bills here” is universal across nature.
Ok "Flynn"
Well not really. In big parts of Nature no one "pays" the Bills. Or both parents do. Etc. Nature isnt that one sided.
😂😂
@@sophiebell4758 holy shit, it's just a joke
@@sophiebell4758 That's rubbish. Gender roles exist in nature.
That pigeon was raised in the city, they ain’t scared of nothin!!
It’s funny how the kid owls just stand straight up in a corner. Like, exactly how people react when a fight happens in a bar. “I’m not involved with this, see my hands”?
3:03 here
and somehow they still get dragged into the fight, even one of the babies died😬
Papa owl really said “I ain’t got time to deal with this, go ask your mother”
Dad came home and was like "Damn, one of my kids grew up quick!.. And ugly..."
then Mom got there like "You moron."
cosmo and wanda energy
Why would you assume the the dad is the fool in this video
Damn you got me laughing on this
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Even the dad was scared of the pigeon lmao
Let's take the time to appreciate the fearless audacity of that pigeon.
It takes a village. The pigeon has no intentions of hurting the babies although they did disturbed them. Despite that a nest was the safest place to lay an egg given the circumstances
Pigeons will lay eggs literally anywhere they can so I'm suprised they chose the nest of predators
these pigeons are some nasty ass birds. in my town, we call people like that 'squatters'
Ahh pigeons.. The pikeys of the bird world.
I wouldn't call that "audacity", but "stupidity"... lol
My goodness! Owl momma came in with the groceries like "excuse me? You've got the wrong house bish"... That pigeon really tried to wait it out, hopes she'd calm down
Yup but also Killing one of her own
Kind of a pigeon karen, coming in and laying her eggs in someone else’s home and getting offended when the kids freak out
The pigeon didn’t want to leave its egg
@@sybbro2761 actually they replied to a comment saying that baby did survive but 2 died later on bc of lack of food, they were the weakest
Is anyone here surprised the owls weren't much more agressive?
I would have ate the dove if I were the parents.
Actually not. I feel like they were just concerned about shielding their offspring while simultaneously trying to chase away their unwanted guest.
@@christoffer4862
🤷♂️ Yeah, I remember the owls were birds of prey, they even had a mouse in their beaks for their kids!
I imagine the grown ups should have been way more hardcore.
@@maltehenryk1409
Naaa
@Nicasa What do you mean?
Owls: *confused*
Pigeon: *slap.*
That poor egg, not even born for a day and it has such a dramatic family life
Edit : Holy crap that got more likes than I was expecting 😕
Poor egsy
I wonder what will happen when the egg hatches
@@lunawolfheart336 it could given that it's constantly surrounded by fluffballs
I don't have much hope for it though, even if left alone
You notice the smallest baby owl aint movin after being jumped on 😭
@@lunawolfheart336 it won't hatch
I appreciate papa Owl and the kids for standing back and letting the ladies handle this one.
Of course you would
Don't know what you're smoking to think getting the pigeon to near death was standing back
@@eyeless9532 that was the female owl...
They did the same thing but dad owl is more pasafist so he hit it not much hits
It’s cute how there’s little owlets in different stages of growth.
Im not so sure but they could all be part of the same clutch of eggs, Just some are bullies and take most of the food so some end up runts and skinny.
@@JustDaniel6764 I believe it's because each egg is laid a day apart, meaning they also hatch at different times. So some siblings are older than others. A single day difference can mean a huge size difference between chicks.
@@WouldntULikeToKnow. oh right, fair enough.
Yeah, the small ones usually dont survive because their bigger siblings either steal their food or outright kill them at some point. Atleast in some birds, not sure about barn owls, but seven chicks is a lot, usually two or three survive to leave the nest.
Its basically a survival tactic of mainly predator birds. If there is enough food, all young will survive, but if there isnt, the first one(s) will survive who hatched first in order to guarantee at least one, two or more to survive
Pigeon *escapes*
‘Same time tomorrow?’
‘Yes see you then’ - mother owl
Pigeon: sharing is caring
Owl: nope
No they literally tried to steal the nest , they were hitting the owl chicks
@@butterflycolors2916 i bet even owl younglings are tough enough to withstand pigeon might and assault
One of them tried to cuddle with the pigeon mama haha
@@limwowo5902 then the pigeon mama whacked them
The pigeon actually killed one of the baby owls, because while the mother owl was protecting her children, the mother accidently jumped onto a baby owl, after the baby owl was being jumped on, it didnt move at all. I feel bad, it must be traumatizing.
Pigeons are wild. "Oh hey this is a great spot for a nest, I'll just ignore the horde of half naked goblins hissing at me it'll be fine."
Unbelievable! you don't just walk into someone's house and lay eggs
When you gotta lay, you have got to lay now!
@@richardthompson6366 😂
The owl did not build that house, he doesn’t own it.
How would you feel if you were about to give birth and you were the virgin mary and nobody let you come inside their home
Unless it's an emergency
This Pigeon has a bird brain
I love how in the pigeon and mom owl fighting scene the mother owl literally didnt even care if she stood on her children
I think she was trying to cover them/protect them
@@vegandemon3259 well, one of them died tho
@@lapersonneanonime4369 well that’s what happens in situations like this can’t protect them all but the mama tried
@@lapersonneanonime4369 nope, they all lived. there's a follow up video. * well, one did die but unrelated to being stepped on
also it's pitch black in that box. what we're seeing is infrared light the camera can pick up
@@5PYZ3R I’m pretty sure the one that died did die bc the owl stepped on it’s head like 3 times, you can see it literally die after the 2nd or 3rd time it landed on its head
I love how the babies are in the corner like “oh gosh mom…HELP US!!!”. Dad was like I don’t want any drama lmao
More like what tf is that thing and when did it get in here😆
And one got killed at the end
Mother owl: get the hell outta here
Pigion: make me
Mother owl: *Say Less*
Pigeon just needed a place to lay eggs
I love how the Pigeon was actin all high an mighty when dad was inside. It kept swatting him & the kids! But when mom showed up the pigeon changed its attitude REAL quick.
It fought the mom
Pigeon probably wasn’t acting like anything, pigeons can’t see a thing at night and probably had no idea what it was doing, otherwise it would have left
@@unionmen2312 The pigeon was actively hitting the owls with its wings which suggests it knew they were there.
@Kate Moore The pigeon was a trespasser.
@@t8506 trespasser of what? they are not human.
Dad: Wait a second, is there an extra mouth?
Pigeon: Uh, hoot?
Dad: Works for me.
😂
@@R_FORNOW explain please
@@musiccapricorn918 they made a joke that the barnowl figured the pigeon was just another one of his children
@@공상가-t3c haha
Dad: "wait a minute" 🤔
"If I don't steal your nest someone else will."
The pigeon, probably
Yakub, the pigeon 🐦 🤣🤣
Lol 💀
Ironically this channel is an israeli channel
it's a sionist pigeon ahaha
Jeeeesus lmaooooooo
I never realized how gangster pigeons are. She/he just went up in there and decided to stay even while getting stomped. Imagine if the pigeons from Animaniacs were there.
Owls kill eagles like it's no big deal. That pigeon was lucky that the owl was just trying to get it out of the nest. The owl clearly was more interested in protecting the young.
You say owls kill eagles as if Owls are superior. In reality owls end up catching eagles off guard.
Eagles kill Owls without any problem.
Okay what the fuck are you talking about lmfao
@@Gojo13201 being able to sneak up on an enemy is just as powerful as physical force. It may be considered a “cheap move” but in nature that doesn’t mean shit
@@Gojo13201 and thats a fact sir
@@whyneons5021 most people don't know that owls and eagles are natural enemies. 🦉
The pigeon son after he born: "Mom, am i adopted?"
Lol
@Tblazer 🤪😜🤪😜🤪😜 look at me I am so random and funny.
@@td9250 hahaha, no.
*DARK ENDING*
The pigeon son right after he got out from his egg: "HELLO WORLD, wow why you'll faces look so flat......wait hold up why are you guys looking at me like tha-".
@SIDDIQUE INTESAR Actually, I think it's fine. The pigeon might've laid more eggs then we thought/saw earlier.
If you take a look at the final second of the video, and analyse the visuals-particularly the area near the bottom right. You can see owlet; whose feet is touching (almost standing upon) an egg-like object.
If you pay attention to the toes of the owlet and its placement on the egg. It appears that the egg is still spherical-still intact.
As for the other shell-like remains, it is clear that they are broken [in half]. The motion/physics of the aforementioned 'healthy' egg also suggests its survival (during the period of the recording).
What a well trained hoot-hoot to win against a high-level pidgey like that
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Lol
That looks like it might have been a New York Pidgeotto.
Pokemon is dumn
😂 I’m dying
The pigeons really looked at the baby owl's faces and said "screw it, I'm going into labor"
LMAO The way the babies stopped crying when the fight began 😂 knew some serious shit was about to happen 💀
lmao
Hi
Lol ikr🤣🤣
This paranormal activity gave me laugh
😂
If this was in the dark, pigeons have terrible night sight and likely had a hard time seeing what was around it.
How did it know to lay an egg in it, though?
@@VelhoOlhoFino I'm saying the pigeon likely couldn't see that the nest it chose was already occupied.
When the pigeon first went into the nest and laid the egg it was daytime, it could definitely see it was occupied. The night fight it probably couldn’t see as much though.
It doesn’t change to night until 0:51
@@EduardO-gm7hx I see... you may be correct in your statement as well
Man the respiratory issues I imagined having breathing the air in that space. 😆
Don't worry they have a tiny lungs
Imagine the PTSD in that tiny box. 😳
Air cant get no fresher than in that box lol
@@SamDru birds don't have lungs they have air sacs
@@mrrod3004 The lungs of birds do not inflate and deflate but rather retain a constant volume. Also, the lungs are unidirectionally ventilated rather than having a tidal, bidirectional flow, as in other vertebrates with lungs.
The pigeon kept tryna hide with the babies lol "I'm a baby too :')"
For those wondering why the owls aren't like raining havoc on the pigeon: it's a really confined space, and their first concern is their offsprings, the pigeon doesn't seem really agressive... Owl are not the best fighters, especialy on the ground, they hunt by dropping on their prey with speed, mostly using their ability to see thru the dark, and the fact that their feathers glide thru the air with absolute silence (so it's more like stealth assassination, and not fighting), plus, like all birds, they are really fragile, so fighting to death in a box with a pigeon isn't really what they are looking for.
One of the young was appearantly trampled to death. At 3:43 owl mom stepped on it's head and it didn't get up afterwards. You see some leg movement and after some more kicks it ceases to move at all. So fighting more aggressively would have most likely caused all of her offsprings to die.
@@Drachenhannes I noticed that also, thought I was the only one.
@@Drachenhannes it still looks like it's alive just sleeping hard asf.
Well said
@@NightmareCourtPictures Yes, hes oh so sleepy (said like ryan reynolds in free guy)
Mom looks at that pigeon for a second, gets smacked and then says “you disrespectful little shit, you come into MY HOUSE and scare MY babies and then smack me??!”
I love the Mom’s defense stance she tries to maintain in front of her babies while fighting off the squatter.
The pigeon found a nursery to lay he egg
Do you like the stance at the end where she stands on her babies head?
@@jesuslikedpie bro wtf
Shut up. It's a father
@@jesuslikedpie that is what my sister does when she is defending our nest
Its possible that thos pigeons used to use that nesting spot yearly. They come back and barn owls have moved in. Shes so tired from giving birth she just wants to rest but the owl is attacking her. Crazy how confusing nature can be.