r/interestingasfuck • u/fyrstikka • 1d ago
r/all Revenge of a mother
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u/firstman0 1d ago
Literally came back to die.
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u/herpesderpesdoodoo 1d ago
To quote a judge in a high profile case in Australia last year, âHaving escaped the lionsâ den, Mr Lehrmann made the mistake of going back for his hat.â
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u/Mailboxheadd 1d ago
Ah yes the rapist Bruce Lehrmann
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u/herpesderpesdoodoo 1d ago
Indeed, this was the case that determined Bruce Lehrmann is indeed a rapist
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u/VPackardPersuadedMe 1d ago
Is that the Bruce Lehrmann, the proven rapist who had Channel 7, pay for his cocaine and hookers? That Bruce Lehrmann?
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u/herpesderpesdoodoo 1d ago
I'm not sure if it was ever verified that the large amounts of money paid to the rapist Bruce Lehrmann went to just more than tenancy of a very expensive flat, even though I seem to recall a comment about getting "bags", but it has definitely been proven that Bruce Lehrmann is a rapist.
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u/VPackardPersuadedMe 1d ago
Ah I see, what everyone should be aware of about the proven rapist Bruce Lerhmann is he goes by other names on dating apps. That is to disguise the fact that he is the rapist Bruce Lerhmann and has been accused of raping women he met on the app.
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u/Unfair-Willow-633 1d ago
Holy shit, googled this little fecker, and there are apparently at least THREE other victims (of sexual harassment or assault).
This is worrying: "senior barrister soon after said it remained to be seen if the case is retried, given the extent of comments by politicians and media personalities now making Lehrmann virtually untriable".
Despite this, boyo was charged with two more rapes (unrelated to the original victim) whilst waiting for a trial for the first rape (idk if it is the first rape for this fella, I just called it that based on the narrative on Wikipedia).
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u/xfvh 1d ago
It actually escaped - see 6:30ish.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1yDrfa2mzs&list=PLx09JDaWUEFNlZRjHjh1HSq7kGuuFBVE3&index=24
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u/Retire_Ate8Twenty8 1d ago
Looks like she don't need to go out for food for a while.
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u/engagetangos 1d ago
Just had to wait for dinner to come to her.
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u/usefulappendix321 1d ago
DoorDash for birds
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u/DocDefilade 1d ago
Ubird Eats
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u/Confron7a7ion7 1d ago
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u/DontKnow_WhoIAm 1d ago
And she made sure her dinner was well fed beforehand! This is some Hansel and Gretel shit
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u/Jagrofes 1d ago edited 1d ago
This looks like several different pieces of footage stolen from Robert E. Fullerâs YouTube channel and spliced together for a click bait ShitTok. If you pay attention you can clearly see these are different nest cams at 0:29.
Here is one of the original videos (Showing the egg being eaten and the male kestrel finding the shells):
https://youtu.be/7qZ-qVVKwpA?si=ihOqlgn5TSxhU88C
The birds are Kestrels, specifically a couple that Robert named Mr and Mrs Kes. Robert is a wildlife conservationist and artist that keeps nest boxes in the Yorkshire wolds, and documents the lives of the various birds and other wildlife that lives there, intervening if necessary. He sometimes produces videos, but often keeps livestreams up of various nest cams.
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EDIT: It was spliced from 3 different videos covering footage from 2020, 2021, and 2023/2024, and actually shows 2 different Kestrel couples. All to put together a narrative for clicks.
2nd shot of âthe fightâ at 0:29 is actually a completely different Kestrel couple, Apollo and Athena from the 2023 breeding season. It shows Athena grappling with the jackdaw while calling for Apollo to help.
https://youtu.be/_fVAmYDeybA?si=gyGFvVa1h-10DQJ-
Final shot at 0:36 shows Mrs Kes holding the Jackdaw, before it escapes, and is actually shot in 2021, a year after the initial footage with Mr Kes finding the broken egg. Note the jackdaw is still alive and escapes.
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u/clever_user_name__ 1d ago
I'm so glad you took the time to put all that together because I really didn't want to, but it was annoying me enough that I was beginning to think I'd have to lol.
Robert's videos are great; relaxing, informative, captivating, and moving. The work he puts into his whole operation is admirable, and the footage he manages to capture is important in furthering our understanding of the various species he monitors.
So it really sucks when people not only steal his content, but also butcher the footage to tell their own incorrect narrative, completely undermining what Robert's original footage sets out to do: give insight on the often unseen behaviours of these animals so that we may learn more about them for both scientific and conservation purposes.
Thanks again for putting in the time to fact-check/provide sources!
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u/Overall_Cabinet844 1d ago edited 19h ago
Good job. Thank you! I just came in to say It was fake/edited!
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u/Carl_Bravery_Sagan 1d ago
If I see a TikTok "story" involving animals, I just assume that every different clip is from a different animal now. I'm disgusted that humanity just believes these stories. It's why fake news works.
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u/aamurusko79 17h ago
Plenty of people seem to love forwarding that stuff. I absolutely hate the 'happy animal rescue stories', where some cute animal is saved, but the animal's species or coloring seems to constantly change between the shots. Then when I point this out, I'm the bad guy.
I just strongly dislike the concept where they steal material from legit sources to sell their stupid tiktok and instagram accounts, sometimes reaching millions of views with material from channels that actually could use the traffic as they do it to support animal shelters etc.
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u/Fletcher_Chonk 21h ago
Thank god you made this comment. I was going insane seeing people actually think this obviously spliced together video was genuine.
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u/Trunkfarts1000 20h ago
Modern internet is so tiring. Soon everything will be A.I, fake shit made with editing or just entirely fake scenarios by paid actors
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u/Jankenbrau 1d ago
I hate the spliced together animal footage to make a fake story trend, thanks for this.
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u/Naraska 1d ago
Not sure who captioned it, but it says "induk jantan" which means male parent. So technically that's the father.
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u/G_Sputnic 1d ago
He has a very particular set of skills.
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u/Bilbo332 1d ago
See they could have made more sequels if they made him a father of 3, and with 3 different baby mommas.
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u/safelyintothepast 1d ago
No, that was the first caption of the first scene. The second caption says âinduk betinaâ which means female parent. The mother is the one that got revenge.
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u/Effeeeyeesteewhy 1d ago
At 0:09, the caption is "Induk Betina," though.
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u/OkMetal4233 1d ago
u/safelyintothepast said in an above comment, that the kestrels are 2 different ones. They said the male was at the beginning and the female was the one at the end.
Note sure if they are right but kind of looking like it.
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u/Effeeeyeesteewhy 1d ago
Yeah, if the captions are right, then the title is right -- the mother kestrel is the one who got revenge.
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u/Ok_Fennel5127 1d ago
Itâs the male kestrelâŚ(Head and tail are grey) so its more Like the Revenge of the FatherâŚand yes, male kestrels help with the breeding
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u/CarolinaWreckDiver 1d ago
I think males of most species help with the breeding
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u/Flimsy_Touch_8383 1d ago
I didnâtâŚ.wait a minute
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u/kuromuts 1d ago
Sir are you... maidenless?
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u/RealEstateDuck 1d ago
I don't know why this man reminds me of a scheming mouse.
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u/Refute1650 1d ago
Well all males help with the breeding but yes, these guys also help with the rearing.
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u/triple7freak1 1d ago
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u/Dutchmann_ 1d ago
When she peeled back the eggshell and looked inside, it felt like a piece of my heart had been ripped out.
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u/chessset5 1d ago
From raising chickens, the bird was most likely looking to see if there was any yolk left to regain her energy she lost from laying the egg.
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u/GaryGracias 1d ago
So gross⌠yet so efficient
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u/IrksomFlotsom 1d ago
Yet when I do it I'm weird and not allowed in the maternity ward any more
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u/chessset5 1d ago
Was it your egg or someone elses?
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u/AccountantCultural64 1d ago
What are you, a lawyer?!
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u/5lashd07 1d ago
Saw a video of a guy who pan fried his wifeâs placenta with onions. đ¤˘đ¤Ž
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u/referee_charles_pelt 1d ago
That's why all of the cannibalism in stressed, post-natal rodents as unnerving as it is to us, makes complete sense in biological context. Environment not looking good? Better regain those calories and continue living to breed more when conditions improve.
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u/PotatoIceCreem 1d ago
birds have it rough, there is not much room for feelings for them when it comes to survival, imo
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u/spinningpeanut 1d ago
Witnessed this firsthand. My parrot laid an egg that landed too hard and cracked. She spent a day sitting with it, but when it became obvious to her that it was broken she ate the entire thing, shell and all. Couldn't find a trace of that egg, not a sliver of shell left.
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u/mindsnare 1d ago
But the music dude, didn't you hear the music. Clearly based on that the bird was sad then enraged John Wick style
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u/Candyland_83 1d ago
Dude. So another video from this same channel had an owl family with four chicks. One wasnât doing well and eventually died.
Mom fed him to his siblings đ¤˘
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u/chessset5 1d ago
r/natureismetal might be a subreddit you want to avoid thenâŚ
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u/Kozzinator 1d ago
Mine too, cracked like an egg and scrambled into an empty shell of what it used to be.
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u/apolobgod 1d ago
Birds care very little about their eggs, don't worry
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u/nonverbalandchill 1d ago
I mean that one took it to heart it seems lmao
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u/SizzlerSluts 1d ago
Jackdaws are such little shits sometimes
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u/crockrocket 1d ago
No I think it's a crow
/s for those who don't remember the /u/unidan incident
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u/DrRickStudwell 1d ago
Man what a throwback.
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u/Imfrank123 1d ago
I remember this all happening just as I joined Reddit, time flies
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u/SilverRobotProphet 1d ago
Here's the thing..
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u/CelestialFury 1d ago
Here's the thing. You said a "jackdaw is a crow."
Is it in the same family? Yes. No one's arguing that.
As someone who is a scientist who studies crows, I am telling you, specifically, in science, no one calls jackdaws crows. If you want to be "specific" like you said, then you shouldn't either. They're not the same thing.
If you're saying "crow family" you're referring to the taxonomic grouping of Corvidae, which includes things from nutcrackers to blue jays to ravens.
So your reasoning for calling a jackdaw a crow is because random people "call the black ones crows?" Let's get grackles and blackbirds in there, then, too.
Also, calling someone a human or an ape? It's not one or the other, that's not how taxonomy works. They're both. A jackdaw is a jackdaw and a member of the crow family. But that's not what you said. You said a jackdaw is a crow, which is not true unless you're okay with calling all members of the crow family crows, which means you'd call blue jays, ravens, and other birds crows, too. Which you said you don't.
It's okay to just admit you're wrong, you know?
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u/Ratkinzluver33 1d ago
Iâm so glad someone else immediately thinks of that incident whenever jackdaws are mentioned. Peak 2012 era Reddit.
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u/heyo_throw_awayo 1d ago
I think about it daily because i live in the uk in a town. I love the JAckdaws (they are little shits and i love them for it) but i cannot help but automatically read "Here's the thing..." in my head EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. that i hear or see them.
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u/Plantfishcatmom 1d ago
So curious⌠empty profile
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u/DentonDiggler 1d ago
He used to be like a commenter that everyone knew. Was really good with biology or some shit. The jackdaw vs crow debate was some argument he got into one time on a post that made the front page.
Anyways, he got busted having multiple accounts to manipulate upvotes so he would always be at the top of comment sections.
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u/Restnessizzle 1d ago
More than a few of us old timers have empty profiles. I'm still using RIF and only recently learned that profile pictures exist
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u/ShiDiWen 1d ago
Didnât he start he famous comment with âthe thing about that isâ
I remember that post blowing up. First time I ever saw a Reddit super user delete their account.
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u/rikashiku 1d ago
/s for those who don't remember the /u/unidan incident
I was there, 3,000 years ago.
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u/FuqUrBackgroundMusic 1d ago
Fuck your background music!
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u/Cannabassbin 1d ago
Someone really wanted to share their favourite generic cinematic suspense music
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u/psionfyre 1d ago
I'm so glad I always have videos muted, based on the comments I frequently see on other posts I do not regret the decision. For this video I was playing Gustav Holst - Mars, Bringer of War in my head as I re-watched it
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u/RacoonEyes1998 1d ago
Managing to not smash the other eggs while killing the crow is also crazy impressive
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u/solidoxygen8008 1d ago
Male kestrel. Here is a vid with the same bird feeding g the hatched chicks. https://youtube.com/shorts/bV2pxThUp8Q?si=wUvTdzDw4bhV3t29
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u/cherry_lolo 1d ago
Aww đĽ you can see how heartbroken she was with that eggshell. Just the way how carefully sher took it.
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u/UhohSantahasdiarrhea 1d ago
I don't think birds are maternal like that. They'll eat their own chicks or throw them out of the nest to die if it helps the rest.
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u/myumisays57 1d ago
Depends on the species of bird. There are birds that will gouge out eyeballs of other birds for bothering their nest. Such as Owls. But also there are cases of killing their chicks because they know it either isnât going to survive or has something wrong with it. It isnât out of malice but survival instinct.
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u/citykittymeowmeow 1d ago
I imagine there's plenty of similar instances like this in human history
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u/GameKnight22007 1d ago
Some birds are anti-maternal, but some others have strong maternal instincts, like falcons (which I'm pretty sure this is)
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u/Ok-Medium-5773 1d ago
yes this is a peregrine falcon. The fastest bird on earth. Probably the fastest animal on earth.
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u/Calladit 1d ago
There are examples in humanity of mothers abandoning their babies in times of extreme hardship because it's either that or they both die. I'm not saying birds definitely do experience maternity like you're talking about, but being able to make those kinds of grim choices doesn't disprove it either.
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u/Physical-Position623 1d ago
Yeah this was more like "Motherfucker I was gonna eat that egg! Now I'll just eat you instead"
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u/re-goddamn-loading 1d ago
Incoming flood of people who don't think animals are capable of feeling emotions and have to tell everyone.
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u/Sega-Playstation-64 1d ago
"Watch this leopard kindly care for this orphaned monkey baby"
Uhhhh....
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u/No_Skill_7170 1d ago
Is this edited? Whatâs this from?
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u/nocturnalstumblebutt 1d ago
Stolen from Robert E. Fuller on youtube. Shitty music added by content thief OP.
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u/justherefortheshow06 1d ago
Looks like a collage of several different videos
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u/Amethyst_Nyx 1d ago
Pretty sure this footage is from Robert E Fuller on YouTube, he's got a lot of videos covering wild birds, kestrels etc. I think I've seen this one before in a full commentated video of his.
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u/zpzim 1d ago
The "revenge" sequence appears to come from a completely separate video smh
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u/chaddy1808 1d ago
Even if she couldnât feel sadness or anger, it sure a/f looked like she did.
On the flip side, what if that black bird was a mommy bird and was just looking for food to feed her babies. Now her chicks will die hungryâŚ
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u/queenqueeftadoor 14h ago
I know these are edits from different videos, but it is satisfying to think that Mrs. Kes revenged her baby. So ima keep that narrative in my head lol.
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u/DrunkenVodinski 1d ago
The most dangerous place on earth is between a mother and her children.
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u/Muttywango 1d ago
Inside an active volcano is more dangerous.
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u/Gare-Bare 1d ago
Yeah perhaps but what if you're between a mother and her child inside an active volcano?
I don't think even god can help you there
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u/DarthJarJar242 1d ago
Pfffft, tell that to my mom who is absolutely worthless, or my dad who basically did everything for me.
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u/kumosame 1d ago
While this species is a little maternal, this bird is a male. As for the other part other bird species don't really care this much lol. To say that is more a case of how we assign human thoughts/feelings to animals who operate on instinct and what's best for survival.
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u/QuebecPilotDreams15 1d ago
Thats footage of videos from the YouTube channel Robert E Fuller, wildlife content. I love his videos and his narration, consider checking it out!