Opium Birds of Siberia | A Luh Calm Fit Nature Documentary About Erosion Birds

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In the far reaches of the frozen tundra of Siberia, explorers find a most curious creature, the mythical Opium Birds AKA Erosion Birds. This nature documentary provides the most comprehensive look yet at the lives of the mysterious avian.

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My favorite part about these guys is that they're biologically immortal. They apparently replicate cells fast enough to live up to a theoretical life span of 6000 years as long as they maintain perfect health and don't come across any predators or have an accident. This used to be a common myth about lobsters that science debunked a while ago, but apparently these guys figured it out.

wolcamophone

I really like the thought of opium birds being completely peaceful. Because you would expect this cryptid looking fella to be really dangerous and agressive, but it being chill with humans feels like a really wholesome plot-twist. I also thought of them being a higher power, a demigod of sorts. Beings sent by god to silently observe the world from it's most remote locations (as not to be discovered by humans)

Simongravitrax

Is it just me or do the baby opium birds look adorable?

qoxgnsuch

AI is being scarily realistic
advice: I would put the music all along the video

Gildas_djdb

Travelled half the world in search of this beauty yet to find her but one remarkable creature

luke-vrwk

In Minnesota we very rarely see them in the winter migrating from the artic as it is cold enough for them

Chris-zrh

There’s no way they used an AI generated David Attenborough, that’s too good 😂

TheStrangeCollective

I'm kind of a boomer (millennial) and don't understand wtf most of y'all younger generations' memes are about, but ngl I'm pretty hooked on the opium bird memes. Did NOT expect this though. This was a masterpiece.

jackstone

The lore of this video is actually quite interesting if you dive deep enough into it. Let's look at the facts:

For starters, we have the surface level of the iceberg. Opium bird lives in snowy mountainous areas and has peaceful relationships with humans. At least, we know that this particular bird has peaceful relations with this particular human. However, since the bird continually changes forms along with the human, this world either exists on another planet within our universe or in another universe entirely. Regardless, it is clear this world exists within concepts that don't apply to the strict confines of the physics here on earth. Since we don't know the laws which apply to this world, it is difficult to find meaning in it. This leaves many questions: are there effects added to the footage? Or are these the rules which apply in this universe? Does time have a different way of operating there?

We also have the question of whether the opium bird and/or humans live in societies with others of their species. They could operate separately or coside, similar to a Star Wars-type scenario. One thing is immediately clear to the viewer when watching this video, which is that everything about it is connected with the idea of tranquil, relaxed existence, lacking violence or misery. We can see the opium bird and the human doing life together without any hint of anger or unrest. The track playing over this footage is slow in pace and is played on a major scale. The major scale is known to sound happy, enthusiastic and optimistic. Combined with the soft ambience, simplicity of the track, spurratic sounds and sound effects which resemble sounds of nature and a utopia of contentment, the song suggests that the elusive opium bird and the human have found the ultimate state of satisfaction, harmony, and meaning.

In conclusion, the interpretation of this video is simple: it's communicating an idea which many people don't understand, and probably never will. It emphasizes the needlessness for chaos, confusion, hatred, or anything or the like. Instead, it advocates for creatures to co-exist peacefully and grow physically, emotionally and spiritually. A world of perfect balance where, instead of bringing one another down and creating a loop of pain, misery, killing and destruction, all of the beings in a sphere of existence can learn from each other, thus creating the best possible reality.

EasiestOfEase

It’s fascinating to me that the closest we’ve come as a species to replicating the feeling of dreams is through AI generated stuff like this. This feels like dreams I have had, nature documentary theme and all.

bencarlson