Myths That You Still Believe

Hello, and here's some common myths that you still believe for some odd reason or another.

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[Zeexk.]

Meanwhile me who can crack my finger as many times i want

[F-B]

I never believed any of these facts.

Take that dam!

[MaceDeMarco]

Fun fact: one time my cat crippled a baby bird, and the mother still loved it.

[BitterCyder]

I’m surprised people actually believe toads/frogs give you warts. I’m a frog owner and I’ve also held over hundreds of different frogs and I’ve never gotten a single wart.

[DarbyAllinWWE]

I like how you Stone Colded me in the beginning

[pern]

I have never heard in my entire life that if u touch a baby bird then the mother will reject it

[selena]

My mom she has arthritus and she never cracked her fingers and she still thinks ima get it but i crack my fingers

[swankierSpy]

Kinda strange the when me and my brothers found a toad and i made them pick it ip the both warts, i really wanted a wart too for some reason because i like pulling of scabs and i thought a wart would be a super satisfying scab, true story i was weird

[rethabilentsinde]

I’ve learnt that if you touch a baby bird or an egg that is healthy the mother will take it back, but if it’s unhealthy the mother will reject it because she sees no point in reviving it if it’s going to die anyway, and I adopted a dead egg 💀

[goldenwolf]

Yes, frogs don’t actually give you warts…












But toads do have poison glands on the sides of their heads

[DG_plays]

i feel like most of these are just things our moms said to us when we where like 3

[livpedersen]

Finally someone who knows the cracking knuckle one ( I also crack them when I'm nervous though)

[jenny]

"however cracking your knuckles too often will weaken the strength of your grip"
Dude disproved a myth and then told us one in the same thing

[MrMcTitties]

bro wtf i was literally thinking abt the bird one earlier 😳

[linkthebad]

Birds tend to identify their chicks via sight rather than smell, so they won't abandon the nest if they smell you. However they will absolutely abandon the nest if they see you handling any of the chicks or eggs, and attempt to make a new one.

[idkhello]

I heard if you touch a baby bird with your bare hands you'll get a disease or infection not the mother regecting it lmao

[jf_kein_k]

Yeah, but birds might still abandon their nest and young when they realize it's not a safe place.

[catusingyoutube]

I believed the first myth, but my owner won't let me touch other animals and says im annoying

[guineapig]

Im glad he changed it from “myths that actually are fake” to “myths you still believe”

[fairlyhappyjane]

In terms of the first one I would like to add more information to that; while yes birds will not smell human scent on their young, please do not seek out bird nests in the wild, and do not tamper with wild bird nests. If a mother or father bird sees you around their nests too much they may abandon their babies out of fear. That being said, if you find a baby bird on the ground, just try put it on a branch and hope for the best, or take it to a rehab center for birds. Do not try to raise the wild baby bird unless you are experienced and have intentions of releasing the wild bird after rehabilitation.