Plucked but unharmed

Feb 10, 10:52 AM

The falcon is plucking its unfortunate prey – a common gull (Larus canus) – taking care of the neck first.
Plucked but unharmed
Then a buzzard (Buteo buteo) shows up and chases-off the falcon, who leaves its prey behind. What follows is the remarkable revival of the gull. The brave bird gets up, stands fiercely on its feet and looks unharmed, … except for some missing feathers.

— Viral Nerd

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Comment

  1. photoshopped.

    — photoshop · Feb 10, 11:35 AM · #

  2. You must have a pretty weird idea of what “unharmed” looks like.

    — Kendra · Feb 14, 04:27 PM · #

  3. Not shopped. It’s just that the bird does look like that unfeathered. It’s hurt, but it’s just a little

    — Kiloku · Feb 14, 05:49 PM · #

  4. that looks like it realy hurts him

    — samantha · Feb 15, 10:47 AM · #

  5. Shopped, shopped shopped. You can tell by the pixels, they’re all wrong, wrong, wrong.

    — Kevin · Feb 15, 12:48 PM · #

  6. SHOPPED the neck is way to long

    — Hubbarth · Feb 17, 03:01 AM · #

  7. FAKE!!!!!! TOTALLY FAKE!!!! in the 1st pic his feathers are white, in the second one they are grey

    — redmartini · Feb 25, 12:20 AM · #

  8. @photoshop: you’re wrong.

    @Kevin: you’re wrong, wrong, wrong.

    @Hubbarth: http://fotooizo.free.fr/images/1187638875_cendre2.jpg

    @redmartini: you’re an idiot.

    — someone · Feb 25, 07:50 AM · #

  9. redmartini – idiot.

    it’s a shame that you don’t know what to trust these days. I believe it’s real, why bother faking it?

    did the bird survive?

    — Bucky · Feb 25, 12:09 PM · #

  10. You can’t publish an even semi-interesting picture without someone yelling photoshop. Don’t these people have anything better to do.

    — Mikey · Mar 1, 10:30 PM · #

  11. That bird can’t have survived long. That’s more than just missing feathers. I agree that this is a very odd idea of “unharmed” o0

    — anonnymouse · Mar 2, 02:09 AM · #

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