WHY AUSTRALIA? | no one is safe now | MoreParz React

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  @michaelgum97 · 10 days ago

  So a few more things about Igor.<br>His lawyer made the claim that he did it to protect sea turtles that were nearby, no one&apos;s buying it.<br>He pleaded &quot;not guilty&quot; in court.<br>And he was banned from <b>every</b> beach in Hawaii.

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• PY

  @pykechu195 · 10 days ago

  &quot;SAFE&quot; and &quot;AUSTRALIA&quot; are words that should never go together 🤣

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• NE

  @Nerdnumberone · 10 days ago

  Casual Geographic has a good video about vultures if you haven&apos;t seen it already.

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• IS

  @ishiblack7497 · 10 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuR-R8m_YwM&amp;t=352">5:52</a> he literally point out among Eagles. Vultures are not eagles

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• SY

  @sylv5139 · 10 days ago

  It&apos;s so wild that Igor guy beat himself up

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• FL

  @Floyd_the_3M0 · 5 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuR-R8m_YwM&amp;t=542">9:02</a> “Fall” - Lich

• RA

  @raziel6896 · 1 hour ago (edited)

  Wandering Albatross is the largest wingspan bird in the world. Up to 3.5–3.7 meters 11.5–12 feet.. however this is a sea based flyer. The largest via wingspan for land, is the Andean Condor: Holds the record for the largest wingspan of any land bird, measuring over 3.3 to 3.2+ meters 10.5–11 feet. It is currently the largest wingspan holder that lives on land. There are some very big buzzards out there also however!<br><br>Edit: I have traveled a fair amount and been blessed to see both of these. As well as golden eagles and bald eagles. I love massive birds. It&apos;s incredible watching them.

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• FL

  @FloralLizard · 1 day ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuR-R8m_YwM&amp;t=199">3:19</a> so yea, funny thing about that. The goslings are made to be bouncy, they have more plush feathers and slighly strechable bones that can spread impact, so long as they dont land on their head, they will just bounce a bit and get up within a minute. Its actually fascinating once you get past the horror of watching this few hour old goose leap of a cliff like an AC player

• NE

  @NewTypeDilemma01 · 10 days ago

  &gt;Requests not to leave comments to visit Australia<br>&gt;Viewers do it anyway, taking it as a dare<br>[surprised Pikachu face]

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• FR

  @franciscs1604 · 9 days ago

  <b>“Australia has a problem”</b> <br><br><i>Do you even know how little that narrows it down?</i>

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• GI

  @giantplaguerat · 9 days ago

  Come visit Caelid <br>We have cool birds with comically large heads!

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• AU

  @aussiecockie · 9 days ago

  Because they are so heavy for a bird, wedge-tails need to have a long running start before they can fly. And this also turns them from apex predators into roadkill. <br><br>I do wildlife rescue and wedge tails are honestly calm patients and I enjoy the sessions with them. Do you know what is an awful animal patient? Australian parrots.

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