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LizNY
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10 Jan 2013, 1:01 pm

Birds are def amusing. Their jerky little movements. Their hopping and head tilts. And then they just fly away like its normal to fly thru the air or something.


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10 Jan 2013, 1:28 pm

CaptainTrips222 wrote:
I think chickens are hilarious, for some reason.

As do I. Turkeys are also quite hilarious.



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10 Jan 2013, 2:58 pm

Peacocks are delightfully pompous.

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13 Jan 2013, 4:20 pm

I would say they are quite interesting none the less.



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13 Jan 2013, 4:43 pm

CyborgUprising wrote:
CaptainTrips222 wrote:
I think chickens are hilarious, for some reason.

As do I. Turkeys are also quite hilarious.

Sylkat wrote:
Peacocks are delightfully pompous.

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In my old village, there was this petting zoo kind of thing, housing a peacock and a turkey, among many other animals. This male turkey was particularly cranky most of the time, and he really disliked the peacock. The peacock was a lot more carefree, and would frequently fly over the fence (cuz he could) and just roam around outside, though he never went very far from the pen.
One day, he had flown over the fence again, and the turkey went to the fence to keep him out, puffing himself up as turkeys do, and not allowing the peacock to return. But in the meantime, behind the turkey, there were two black swans, who were actually in the process of plucking out a couple of his tailfeathers. Strangely, the turkey did not turn around to attack the swans, and their teasing only contributed to his anger toward the peacock.

According to Grzimek's encyclopedia of animals, a fight between a peacock and a turkey will usually end badly for the turkey, because the peacock is both physically stronger, and doesn't recognise a turkey's display of submission (that would make another turkey stop fighting). Luckily for this turkey, the peacock was not an aggressive type.


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14 Jan 2013, 11:36 pm

Not usually, but I find it rather amusing how they jerk their heads so quickly.



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15 Jan 2013, 12:51 am

CyclopsSummers wrote:
CyborgUprising wrote:
CaptainTrips222 wrote:
I think chickens are hilarious, for some reason.

As do I. Turkeys are also quite hilarious.

Sylkat wrote:
Peacocks are delightfully pompous.

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In my old village, there was this petting zoo kind of thing, housing a peacock and a turkey, among many other animals. This male turkey was particularly cranky most of the time, and he really disliked the peacock. The peacock was a lot more carefree, and would frequently fly over the fence (cuz he could) and just roam around outside, though he never went very far from the pen.
One day, he had flown over the fence again, and the turkey went to the fence to keep him out, puffing himself up as turkeys do, and not allowing the peacock to return. But in the meantime, behind the turkey, there were two black swans, who were actually in the process of plucking out a couple of his tailfeathers. Strangely, the turkey did not turn around to attack the swans, and their teasing only contributed to his anger toward the peacock.

According to Grzimek's encyclopedia of animals, a fight between a peacock and a turkey will usually end badly for the turkey, because the peacock is both physically stronger, and doesn't recognise a turkey's display of submission (that would make another turkey stop fighting). Luckily for this turkey, the peacock was not an aggressive type.

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Tom, my pet turkey likes to harass everyone, chasing them and cutting them off while pecking at their legs. He also enjoys flying to about head-height and landing on a person's shoulders, digging at them with his claws. Turkeys can be brutal.



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15 Jan 2013, 12:58 am

Why yes, I do, when they fall over.