I’m guessing that the owner knows his bird well enough to tell if it’s happy or not. Some people assumed that I was being mean to my dog when I grabbed his tail, because he would spin around and bite my wrist. But actually it was his favorite game, which he came up with, not me. He would walk backwards to me with his tail sticking out because he wanted me to grab it.
Not necessarily. You are projecting your own fears in that situation onto the bird, but the bird wouldn’t have the same perspective.
As a human, your brain evolved over millions of years to only feel comfortable when you are standing on solid ground. Flying through the air is about the most alien experience a human brain can have, and it won’t respond well to that situation.
But a bird’s brain has evolved to be extremely high and not think twice about it, probably even enjoy it. Ever see a flying bird that didn’t look happy?
So while you would be naturally freaking out at flying around like that, a bird would probably feel right at home, and relaxed.
It’s not exactly projecting because I would personally have a blast. But that’s largely because I would understand what is happening.
I doubt the height would scare the bird, like you said, they are used to that. What they probably aren’t used to is being confined while strapped to a drone they can’t control. That’s more like the experience of being picked off by a bird of prey. I would imagine birds enjoy flying free. This is not that.
I also don’t think those holes are enough to keep it from getting uncomfortably hot inside that plastic bottle. There must be another way to secure the bird without encasing it in a sauna.
I could very well be wrong, I know little about birds, but wouldn’t this just scare the shit out of the bird?
I’m guessing that the owner knows his bird well enough to tell if it’s happy or not. Some people assumed that I was being mean to my dog when I grabbed his tail, because he would spin around and bite my wrist. But actually it was his favorite game, which he came up with, not me. He would walk backwards to me with his tail sticking out because he wanted me to grab it.
or maybe he just wanted you to sniff his ass and the tail game just kinda became fun?
Hope it’s not a peak of your humour bro
I think the term is “turtling”.
I had the same thought, in a Pixar movie this could be a tear jerker scene, in real life that bird might die of a heart attack.
Not necessarily. You are projecting your own fears in that situation onto the bird, but the bird wouldn’t have the same perspective.
As a human, your brain evolved over millions of years to only feel comfortable when you are standing on solid ground. Flying through the air is about the most alien experience a human brain can have, and it won’t respond well to that situation.
But a bird’s brain has evolved to be extremely high and not think twice about it, probably even enjoy it. Ever see a flying bird that didn’t look happy?
So while you would be naturally freaking out at flying around like that, a bird would probably feel right at home, and relaxed.
It’s not exactly projecting because I would personally have a blast. But that’s largely because I would understand what is happening.
I doubt the height would scare the bird, like you said, they are used to that. What they probably aren’t used to is being confined while strapped to a drone they can’t control. That’s more like the experience of being picked off by a bird of prey. I would imagine birds enjoy flying free. This is not that.
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Bro, pass it.
the dutchie to the left hand side?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsyUa63NM1E
I also don’t think those holes are enough to keep it from getting uncomfortably hot inside that plastic bottle. There must be another way to secure the bird without encasing it in a sauna.
Don’t worry, it’ll rattle around constantly so air will get into its feathers.
It’s got four powerful fans around it, so it’s not that likely to get hot.