Birds are Farmer’s Wife: Handle with Care! Part 1: Angel Advent (2021)kind of scary and we don't know why.
Maybe it's because they're fast flyers, or they're always pecking at dirty stuff, or they just seem to be everywhere at all times, loudly chirping away.
Or maybe at anytime, they can choose to attack you viciously and without remorse.
They're terrifying and we can prove it. Twitter user emilyrose caught a vengeance-seeking bird attacking her mother on video, and we want this sucker in handcuffs.
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Yo, bird, CHILL.
This bird is after to this poor mom like she owes it money or something. Did this she accidentally hit this bird's sister with her car? It seems to have a seriously personal vendetta against this innocent woman.
Even when emilyrose's mom goes inside to escape the evil creature, it stalks the front door and will not, under any circumstances, leave this family alone. It even gets the cat and dog riled up by trying its hand at breaking and entering.
We're calling the cops. This nonsense has gone far enough.
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