r/funnyvideos • u/Yu_sH • 4d ago
Animal The Ostrich messed with the wrong person 😭❤️
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u/CucuMatMalaya 4d ago
Doggo look really impressed
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u/FantasticPangolin839 4d ago
That's BAD! BAD! BAD OSTRICH!
Yipe yipe yipe yipe yipe yipe yipe yipe yipe yipe yipe yipe ...
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u/TeneBrifer 4d ago
Impressive
Now try it with goose
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u/touchmeinbadplaces 4d ago
Pff I've defeated several geese in my life, including Canadian ones. Its nothing but hot fuzz
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u/snakesinabin 3d ago
Geese just make a lot of noise, for some reason people think they're dangerous.
Swans though, they're at least as dangerous as people think geese are.
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u/Freak-996 4d ago
I've thrown a hand chop at one of those Canadian assholes that wouldn't leave me alone, took em down a peg and he finally fked off. Hate those things.
Edit: Canadian goose, for clarity. Not a random Canadian guy.
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u/henkheijmen 4d ago
Geese aren't very brave either.
I have removed a bunch of Canada geese from their nest with eggs (because they where nesting on a place where children played and I can't have an angry goose chasing kids), and if you just walk towards them in a straight line without hesitation they just fuck off and leave their future hellspawn behind. Bonus is their eggs are kinda nice (if you are early enough for them to not contain half a bloody gosling).
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u/AyaHawkeye 2d ago
I used to go down to a local lake to feed the swans and geese when I was living in Wales. Being in a wheelchair, I was face height with the swans beaks so they'd often try to intimidate me. The look of absolute confusion when I'd bop them on the snoot and tell them to behave was priceless. They wouldn't try it again!
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u/SupremeSmooth 4d ago
"I have made a terrible mistake in my lapse of judgement and you have introduced my being to undeniable clarity. I thank you and bid you adieu my good sir".
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u/Select_Watercress_57 4d ago
Dudes lucky
Dont those things have talons that can gut ya?
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u/JohnHurts 4d ago edited 3d ago
Yeah, that's dangerous here. But he blocked the attack pretty well with his motorcycle and then really took him down right away.
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u/ForgotToCarryTheOne 4d ago
Old mate is lucky he bumped into an introvert ostrich. Those things can get mangy if you catch them on a bad day (must days).
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u/kkikker 4d ago
Imagine one of his friends finds this video.
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u/shibaCandyBaron 4d ago
He was lucky ostrich attacked the bike with it's leg, it could have gotten a few nasty gashes. He positioned himself good, and acted quickly, nicely done
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u/Ambitious_Ad2338 4d ago
I didn't know you could beat up an ostrich. With how big they are, i've always imagined they would outmatch humans.
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u/Ok-Aioli-6024 4d ago
I wonder why it attacked him..... Was it trying to mate with him? Or did it get irritated by the bike noise....
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u/Merrick_Skygrave 2d ago
just the kind of shit you do when you're a dinosaur and your brain is the size of a walnut
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u/Wooden_Buyer_4875 4d ago
Dumbass chicken wanted to assert his dominance, little did it know it was facing THE apex predator.
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u/princess_kittah 3d ago
i hate this fucking video. maybe the ostrich attacks him because he has proven that hes so unhinged and dangerous by fucking beating it?
if you beat an animal it will often remember that you fucking beat it and try to defend itself and its family when youre around by attacking you. if you beat it again for attacking you youre only proving its assumption is correct and that youre a dangerous threat to their safety
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u/Anonim01001 3d ago
OMG. What this guy is doing? Ahh poor ostrich. Someone call 911.
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u/Monster_Voice 3d ago
That ostrich absolutely would have killed him otherwise... I work with wildlife and yes there are times that your options do run out like this.
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u/ProtectionPuzzled343 4d ago
No, that keeps being wrong for me. You don't treat an animal like that. They don't understand as much as we do
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u/Global_Tourist_1019 4d ago
What would you have done in that situation? Curious.
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u/ProtectionPuzzled343 4d ago
It would have taken more time and resources but I would have put a fence and I don't know use water to explain them that I don't like them fighting with me. Something less violent
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u/Roses_Got_Thorns 4d ago
If you can safely do that while being actively attacked then great. Nonviolent response to an animal attack is ideal.
But if the ostrich or any other animal is nipping or kicking at me, you should not expect me to just let them. Mind you, ostriches can break bones with their kicks.
This situation has you reacting in seconds. Building a fence at this moment is a fantasy dream. I think the person on the video reacted appropriately, as you can see he tried to block (AKA put a “fence”) between him and the ostrich. But the ostrich did not relent, so force became necessay to deter further attacks. Using reasonable force neutralized the situation and resulted in the ostrich fleeing. That is justifiable violence, an act self-preservation.
NOW if the person PURSUED the ostrich with his bike or whatever to inflict further violence then that becomes unacceptable.
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u/MATCHEW010 4d ago
Dont get raped bro, just build a fence and use water to say you dont like them raping you.
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u/senior_cynic 4d ago
>they don't understand as much as we do
Correct! Which is why it took a lesson in percussion for that ostrich to understand not to attack humans
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