I hate this video content creator, you allowed the birds to killed the baby bird you are a killer too🖕🖕🖕🖕

How sweet

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Wooow 👍👍👍

Wicked mother.

Damn. Mom rejected 3 of the 4 hatchlings.. well I guess that does mean less grocery shopping lol

Beep beep

Doves are squatters... 😂

I can see Dinosaurs in these birds

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Why were the hatchlings rejected and what probably happened to the rejected hatchlings ?

Nice post brohe

AWESOME, THANKS FOR THE BIRD VIDEO FOOTAGE.

Liberal Birds always wanting to kill babies

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Fascinating video. I can imagine that this strategy has evolved over 100s of millions of years and also dinosaurs did practice it. A self regulating system: Less prey? Lets produce less predators! The parents also have to survive and have better chances to reproduce next seasons.

Why did the bird do that to the chicks?...what' wrong?

Why reject 3 baby?

Wily Coyote ate those 3 spare chicks

Meep Meep

The parents knew all 4 chicks wouldn’t fit in that nest.

Why do they reject some of the hatchlings?

What they do with the ones they reject?

people have themselves to blame. The house was very small and it would not have been possible to accommodate 4 children in a one-room apartment.😶

#Willianmenq e que pássaro é esse porque ele pegou um filhote e jogou fora?

😍💚🌵omg jealous!!! The video is fantastic !!!! We have two resident roadrunners but for the life of me we have never seen their nest! I absolutely love these birds . Thank you for sharing!!!

Anche le cicogne estromettono pulcini dal nido, probabilmente ritengono poco il cibo, che hanno a disposizione 😢

Did that chick die or did it actually survive eating what looked like a lizard its own size.

OmG! That broke my heart💔 to see those perfectly healthy babies being brutally discarded by their mother, who should be protecting them🥺

Maybe the process is that 3-4 eggs are laid. Then if the oldest egg hatches and is a well chick, then the others are sacrificed. If the oldest egg is not viable, then it goes to the second oldest egg, and so on. The concept is to get a strong bird out of the nest.

That’s all cute and all, but I did NOT see one payment made by these Roadrunners to any zone permit agencies. Nor did I see a home inspection agent unless it was the pigeon that was unlawfully run off which is a criminal offense under US law Section 63 Article 13. But the kids were cute. 🥰

Why did this couple reject 3 out of 4 chicks according to ai engines they do not normally reject any chicks

Impressive video!!! Thank you for sharing with us! Cheers I’m David and, from Maryland, USA!

Poor little Roadrunners never bothered anyone.

Is this normal for these Roadrunners to only raise one baby and kill the rest?

Amazing 😍🤩👍👌❤️❤️❤️

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meep meep

Porque quita a los otros bebés del nido?

Reject 3 baby

6:15 😢

It would have been good to have saved them all

It should read chick, not chicks as only one allowed to live in the nest. I wonder if it was a food supply issue. They could only find enough lizards to feed one chick well.

As a Native Californian, I have never seen a living roadrunner. I am from further north.

Deus é Maravilhoso perfeito em Tudo e de Tudo é Criador

Interesting that 3 chick's were REJECTED.. it's this common?, With roadrunner ?

Am I the only one kept doing the sound? Beep beep 😂

Natural selection at it best

Please, please, put warnings for possibly upsetting and disturbing content (the rejections) in the titles, not just the description. I originally found this while watching on my Roku, and that does not easily or readily show the description, so I had no idea what I was about to see until the moment utterly blindsided me. I thought I was watching a nice little video about birds and their nest. I had never seen a rejection before. And needless to say, I am still disturbed. I wish I had seen the warning in the description. And I know that's not your fault. But maybe consider adding another warning to the title as well? Just so everyone knows exactly what they are getting when they're clicking on, regardless of where they're watching from.