Mother Starved Immature baby to Death & Throwed it (Ep 22) | Immature Baby not getting feed

In this video one can watch how the mother(nature) is selecting only a stronger one for survival.

[haveaniceday]

Soo… you’re ok to keep filming this knowing you could potentially help? You’d rather get more views it seems since the thumbnail is basically waiting for this to happen. What a shame.

[adriannaranjo]

Smallest bird: *literally the only one with beak open, begging for food*
Mother bird: _I'll ignore that_

[ebonimom]

At first you think that maybe mama isnt paying attention. Many times, he seemed too small to get his beak open to even ask for food. But at 6:01, you can see mama flat out refuse to feed him. He was the only one gaping and calling and she was standing there with food, but waited for the others to gape before she gave the food out.

[leokeo]

Nature: happens
Snowflakes: No!
Nature: I don't care what you think should happen.

[fathergabrielstokes]

It's 3 A.M. and I should be asleep 🤣

[JoeKickarse]

Comment section be like;
"Hey can you go and shove your foreign bacteria covered hand in near the delicate baby birds to try and feed the little one, maybe use like metal tweezers to shove the worm in its fragile mouth?"

Imagine coming home and seeing a giant creature rummaging around in your nest, momma wouldn't even come back to check on them. Sorry little bud, hope it gets enough scraps like at 5:21 to keep going.

[rustinecraycraft]

You could definitely see how much bigger and stronger the 4 chicks were growing every time a parent came back to the nest but you could see the baby getting smaller and weaker too. Did it even get one bite of food in its tiny sad life?

[annudi]

The title is misleading, I didn't see her threw any of them. The clip starts with five chicks and ends with five. Surely, the small one is the least fed, but he is surviving as the video ends.

[coertvanderburg]

Hte instinct of the mother is to feed to most hungry and indirectly the most strong ones. That is the beek that is most prominent visible for her. When a young has had food, the next round another one will scream harder as it is still hungry and thus more chance of getting a portion. A late born is smaller than its brothers/sisters so automatically excluded from the feeding rounds. It will die and normally a parent will remove it from the nest.

[kei]

From all these videos I noticed it might be possible that birds lay and hatch extra eggs to hedge for early deaths but can't possibly feed and raise them all. Culling undersized chicks becomes routine in their reproduction strategy.

[animalsaroundustv]

We love your channel, very interesting videos, you guys do a great job ❤️👍

[animalnstinct]

when the little one finally got some small amount to eat he started trying more. hope he survived

[elegyofthering]

Don´t listen to these ignorant people, first, this is very common in all nests and ensures that the litter comes out strong. Second, our techniques destroy millions of lives and I can assure you that these "frustrated environmentalists" do nothing, it seems perfect to me that you do not intervene unless it is an endangered species, we already intervene too much for the damage to the environment, great job providing knowledge.

[danettewelborn]

I didn't know throwed was a word. I thought my whole life, it was threw or "had thrown". Good Lord. Threwed!

[detectivedan]

It's kinda harsh, but it's interesting to see how bird species deal with having too many mouths to feed.

[ladyselin]

Birds are survivalists. Humans have their emotions to let them drag them down. In birds point of view they recognize which chick is healthly which is not. So theyre feeding the healthlier ones to make sure at least they survive.

[chalhmingacolney]

You'r video is exellence, keep it up.

[glamtv]

The smallest one keeps on begging for food even though the rest of the bigger are sleeping. When the mother bird arrives, all the other bigger ones will cry for food and the smallest will be pushed away

[junebug]

6:03 she was about to feed the little one but stopped herself 🥺

[dromsealis]

I am thankful that we humans have the capability to understand and empathize with people who are different, people who society may think is incompetent or insufficient, people who may look a certain way that "most people" do not, etc.

I forget sometimes what a blessing it is.