man. He ate a mouse thats why he is no more hungry..

I was thinking the same. I think he still gets a nibble here and there, so he should make it in that case

@@michaelrupf776 The one in the far back with its beak constantly closed didn't get to eat the mouse. It was one of the greedy pushy big mouth ones😊. Edit: @Sam, just for you I added in the big smile emoji so you can see it's merely calling them😊. "Greedy pushy big mouth ones" in regards to them having a bigger appetite. They are cute, and plump that's all.

The one in the back was not the one who ate that mouse..... poor little guy is being crowded out buy it greedy siblings, for food.

Yes that’s the one I noticed too. He wasn’t being feed

i think he gets the mouse ;D 4 Mouses and the parents would have a free day ;D

He's full of mouse.

It got food at 3:53 when it finally moved to the front. They're the one with the little downy feather sticking up on their head. At the beginning it's more noticeable.

His on a diet

One question, where's the rat ?

They rotate in the nest. It looks smaller because of the camera angle and distance, but then looks larger as they rotate to the front. Watch as they fall back into the nest, they'll be same size again. Chicks rotate to poop and the mother removes the poop with her beak.

Pretty sure that's the one that got the mouse. it's just full.

Natural selection

What a powerful digestive system to digest that whole mouse without chewing!

@@mikeoftheussenterprise4895 Can you imagine the size of the crap it's going to have after passing that through? I wonder if it can make a fecal sac big enough to hold all of it.

Lmao

😂😂😂

Makes the species stronger though as only the toughest survive. Nature is cruel sad that this reality is not portrayed in mainstream nature documentaries.

At least in the end, it still survived and left the nest

The little one in the back should apply for a welfare programme, that will solve everything!

lol lol 😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Because it got like a serving every single return. Plus the big meal. If it wasn’t done I’m 99% sure she would of gotten back to it having a slit throat and the others just looking like they seen nothing.

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I think it’s more the case he is the runt. From the beginning he is trapped at back and barely can’t get up to call for food. It’s always the trio that are coming up. The one that ate the mouse is one of the most vocal and aggressive. It’s not the same bird

That baby was the one that got food at 3:53 I've been looking back and fourth in he video and the baby has a small downy feather sticking out of its head. It got food when it finally got to the front.

@@kips8156 yeah, tell that to Mike who wanted to write a bird encyclopedia but doesn't even have eye balls.

@@hoatzen7887 😳 🤣😂🤣😂

It's doomed, it'll be sacrificed to improve the survival chances of the other three.

I felt so bad for him, I wish I could feed him.

Wrong ... he's the only one who will surely survive .... he got the mouse ... he barely swallowed it..he needs a week to digest it .... he is not hungry .. His brothers received only crumbs.

The one in the back started slowly disappearing. The other 3 were way to strong. Especially that one that was fed the mouse.

Lol. Its obvious that the one that get the mouse later just did not want to open his mouth.. lol.

Or not, it was on the verge of choking. If it was a tiny bit bigger...

This is day 13 and Fortunately It still lives at day 19 and look as big as the others. I saw it another video on this channel

It got the mouse as meal so it was not hungry for a long time i think..

Apart from 1

Its genetic coding and instincts for self preservation.

It's no different than what any other one would do lmao

@@chriscoughlan5221 I noticed that also, I’ve heard that some of them will purposefully focus on the more healthy chicks and just ignore some of them giving the healthier chicks the best chance to survive. I’ve also heard that this is not limited to birds but many species do it. Competition among the young is also a big factor in this, and can contribute to why the mom doesn’t even seem to care or prioritize all the chicks. She simply focuses on the most active and vibrant ones, assuming 1 to 2/3 of her brood will never survive to adulthood.

@@raymondlong7833 I'd lmao to see your brothers keeping you from the corn flakes

Some birds eat them, some just take them from the nest and drop them. I believe this species is the later.

@@exidy-yt I just threw up in my mouth thanks .

@@cuttinupthecarpet504 🤣😂🤣😂 I’m with you! 🤢

The one probably died. Birds are ruthless

You notice the dead baby bird on the right hand side of the nest also it didn't get fed either the one in the back will be dead within days if it doesn't try to move closer to the front

Where's the rat ?

Don't think that is a dead baby bird. Never did see rat

@@beescottwilliams1518 look at 2:40. One baby bird gets a big Chuck of the mouse body and feet

In South Africa people take them as babies and split their tongue with a pair of scissors. This makes them one of the best talkers out of all birds. They are literally everywhere in SA..

A good one is a dead one.

@@SubjectiveFunny they are among the best talking birds! And it doesn’t require their tonges to be cut! In fact it makes things worse!

Yup. Some idiot introduced them to Australia, now we're lumped with the horrible responsibility of culling them because the smart buggers out-compete a lot of native birds. At least our more psychotic natives (noisy mynahs , magpies, crows, currawongs etc) give them a run for their money). Never hate the introduced "pest", be humane, blame the morons who introduced them. Sins of our fathers😔. They're just following their programming. Humans follow their arseh#les.

This is day 13 and Fortunately It still lives at day 19 and look as big as the others. I saw it on the persons channel..

They seem to be making rotations. When they're hungry they'll fight to the front when they're not they just chill and sleep at the back

you feed the ones that will have the most success. The last hatched chicks are usually "safety" hatches in case the earlier hatched ones die.

He got the mouse

I replayed the video and looked at his eye patterns

Looked like an ant.

I noticed that too. Those chicks are known to turn on one another just to make sure they are the one who gets fed the most.

Part of that could be bc he didn't open his mouth to be fed signalling hunger.

That's because he's sick on Rat too full.

Humans are pretty much the only predator with any killer's remorse. ...And a lot of that guilt comes from having enough food.

Omg gross I just noticed 😆

That's to prevent predators from smelling it and using that to locate the babies

1:33 & 1:53 also lol

'Giant rat'? Ha, you need to spend some time in a city with a healthy rat population. That was just an average sized mouse.

@@kevinlakeman5043 I've lived in a house with both rats and mice and trust me the differences are pretty easy to spot. Thank you for your comment, anyway.

No, animals cant count xD

Survival of the fittest. It needs to push to the front if it wants to live

thats how nature works

Mynahs are pretty good at raising their babies fairly. I’ve seen them with 5/6 fledglings. Also they raise in pairs so a lot of food is constantly arriving and they all tend to get fed eventually, these chicks look pretty well developed so they are all obviously getting well fed

@Ray Mancha... I really like your motivating comment😊! Something I needed to hear in this moment, so I for one thank you very much for it🤝🙂.

@@trishaw.237 You're welcome! When I think of some of my major disappointments, losses, and heartaches I've had, they all became easier to overcome successfully. Because I've learned to understand this wholeheartedly. That success is not an event, it's a process which includes a growth mindset rather than the negative deteriorating fixed mindset. This growth mindset way of thinking does help tremendously in allowing you to consistently align your small daily positive actions, which are putting you in a position of succeeding. So with a perspective of clearly seeing, and being grateful for these small daily empower actions that are blessings to nurture, makes your chances of success and overcoming challenges far more often and greater, from my experience. Here's a quote, that just so happens to be from the bible; Do not be conformed by this world. But be transformed by the renewing of your mind. ROMANS 12:2. Take care and have a great day. 🕊💪🙂

@@RayMancha! A Big😊 for you! Before seeing your first comment, on that day I was feeling defeated after trying so hard like the parents, and poor chicks in many of these KZfaq's recommended, bird videos. After reading your comment, it helped me to reset my mindset back to being positive, and the next day was such a brighter day, even today. But it is a killer when you work so hard doing all the right things only to once again get passed over. Strangely, I kept finding myself relating to that poor little defeated chick in the far back. So Mr. Ray Manche, I also truly appreciate these inspiring words from you. Thank you⚘! I'm also deeply sorry to hear you had to endured so many precious losses🙏. You do have such an uplifting way with words, a great outlook on things, and a very kind heart😊. And I wish you so many good blessings as well, Mr. Manche! May you stay well, and also continue to have many successes in your life kind Sir🙏! Do take great care as well🤝😊!

Oh Yes! That was a spider☺!

@@trishaw.237 I saw a ted talk that said that "Grit" is all you need to succeed in life

Bet her breath stinks like..

Their nostrils are different where they can breath like that.

@@Brett_S_420 That makes sense. I suppose it's kinda like how snakes can still breath while eating huge prey items

You’d already be dead before getting to them babies if you were a rat!

I stearted to, the way she cleans their poop and everything. Until I saw how she is starving one of her babies to death. That's pretty cruel . That little guy aint gonna make it for his greedy siblings and mean mama. Even when he was finally able to get up front, she still didnt give the little fellar food. I didn't know mamas in nature could be cruel like that. Most mamas protect their babies and take care of all of them,. Unless a baby is sickly . But that baby wasn't sickly, just starved by its mom.

@@aaronwalker8847 Sadly, birds often seem to have a “spare” chick. I don’t know if you can call it cruelty, though. I am under the impression that there is no malice involved 🤔

Yep, they're an invasive pest species here, taking over from native birds.

Which councils do that?

@@scoobsm6994 Australia is full of invasive "pest" species. If y'all killed off all your invasive "pests" you wouldn't have any wildlife left. But then again, y'all are actively trying to kill off your only large land predator, so should we really trust that Australia knows what it's doing?

I wondered what she was removing. That's amazing.

Eso me indigna no lo puedo remediar que la mami no comparta!!!😢😢😢

He got the baby mouse. After that feast, he probably didn't need to eat for days.

@@exidy-yt that's the wrong baby if u look at the back of the chicks theres a small one whis never fed

@@uwu7164 he is nt growing up cuz he didn't any food .. all has brothers r grown up except him