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Redshadow09
#1 Tree: OH MY GAIA! You have NO IDEA how GOOD that felt right now. I mean sure you tore off my bark but that ITCH that those bugs have been giving me was a bitch!
spooktree
fknbastard
defrostedtauntaun
Barking up the right tree?
DougTheLlama
#1 pretty sure that's a Pileated Woodpecker. We have one in the woods behind us and that thing is LOUD. They're also huge.
WillemHellfire
We have some here along the central coast. Union guys.
ExtraWoody
MipMop
You're next!!!
ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
stev231
the back of the skull of the woodpecker are cushioned by the anchors of their tongues to prevent headaches
WackyWavingInflatableArmFlailingTubman
#2 dude it pierced that fish so easily, these things could just fly down and stab you in the throat if they so pleased
BatmanAndCradleRobin
#2 I totally thought was gonna Nancy Reagan that fish
OhIfIMust
Gif ended too soon
michiyl
Good hunter, bad eater
RBBaker
One more to make it three … perfection!
Jaco927
DefinitelyaHumanNotanAlien
First guy has some peak dino feet.
MadamPuddifoot
Pileated woodpecker? I think?
ProjectDA
imagine a trex tonguing you before it bite you.
Canigetbannedagain2
A woodpecker skull can experience around 100g's of force during impact, crazy birds.
Germanswisscheese
That must be terrifying for the ants
MauroMolinero
I think those are termite.
poopsmagoo
Imagine having chopsticks for lips.
MakeItBackAlright
Wild how precise that stab was, literally killed the fish with one blow. Right into in the heart looks like?
colinstu
I always updoot birds
isthisjunkmail
Plenty of fiber in the first guy’s diet.
MauroMolinero
sawdust, sadly the bird doesn't digest any of it.
whatisimgurallabout
Isn't that what fiber is? Stuff we don't digest?
MauroMolinero
is it? I thought "fiber" was just a way to call stuff we digest slowly.
dixxienormus
My fave is still the Yello Bellied Sap Sucker.
iamthemurray
My cousin hates those birds in #2 Avid fisherman, despises them because they kill everything whether they can eat it or not.
KAPTKipper
Fun fact: many woodpeckers, pre-drill a series of holes into healthy trees. To encourage insects to move in. They farm them. They also kill perfectly healthy trees doing so. I had a beautiful snowball tree, then a woodpecker put several bands of holes and starved it.
creamcheezus
That's asshole behavior.
thetonestarr
I have an enormous callery pear in my front yard that one made HEAVY work of something like ten years ago. Holes every 1 inch or so for about two feet around the tree, and about two inches between each row for something like six feet up the tree.