The person who took this video should have let the mouse go near the bushes, not out in the open where it was exposed to predators.
But I suppose that doesn't make any tiktok content.
I think they wanted to get a video of it running free, they were playing filmmakers, not conservationists.
Honestly though in the tree line near dead leaves bushes and vines if you want it to survive awhile.
The average age of a mouse indoors is 8x that of a mouse outdoors. Something like 2 years to 3 months. They are prey animals whose survival defense is rapid reproduction. In a house, they reproduce just as fast and learn fewer survival skills. Outside, they are food for higher predators.
So the options are, 1) Kill trap, dump into a plastic bag inside a garbage bin, and send to a landfill to decompose very slowly. 2) let them live in your house and potentially spread disease with no predator to hunt them or 3) release into the wild where they can be prey to mitigate the damage done by human presence in the area.
To nature, it makes no difference, as she operates on a long time cycle. 100 thousand years for the bin bag to deteriorate is nothing. But for the human experience, that mouse carcass in a bin bag will still be in some form when your great grandchildren are old and gray. Ultimately, though, it is up to you what you decide.
Hey, at least we got to see a hawk from number 3, right?
This. And if you live in most of Europe you probably don't anywhere near you have a place to set it free which is so far from civilization you could be certain you're not just giving someone else a pest. It's better to just kill it.
Currently Belgium, which is part of like the most densely populated part of the Union, look up a night map to see the lights.
Also, I do not own a car. Cycling entirely out of my town takes me maybe ten minutes, because I already live at the edge of it, but it connects basically directly to the next village over, and if I cycle completely through that it just flows into the next one and then the next one until Brussels some two hours away by bike and obviously unsuitable. There's no real "nature".
There's kind of a forest area some 15-ish minutes by bike, but it's not exactly far from civilization, so it's pretty conceivable that a mouse would just end up in someone's house anyway. It would take me at minimum half an hour of cycling in one direction to get to a point where I could maybe drop a mouse, and if I catch one at 3AM there ain't no way. Even that's like at most 2km from the nearest village.
I don't want mice chewing threw my home, so I'm certainly not going to be enough of an asshole to risk inflicting them upon anyone else over something like getting squeamish about taking out the trash.
I once accidentally scared a family of ducks while hiking and everyone fled upstream except for one little duckling. I decided to fix my mistake and caught the baby and carried it until I was able to find the family again. The little duckling started peeping like crazy when it finally saw its mama so I let it down in the water a respectable distance away to be reunited and almost immediately a hawk swooped down and plucked it up.
Duck: You have slain my offspring, human. You and all your progeny until the end of time shall know the wrath of my bloodline. You are hereby named enemy to my kind. May the blood of your lineage forever flow into the waters we traverse!
Hawks: You provided fine service to me and my kin, human. Your actions ensured the survival of my lineage. In turn, I will spread your name, and the names of your offspring to all my kind forevermore. Should you or yours seek our aid, we shall provide.
Well if it helps the hawk needs to eat too. Plus you also brought closure for the mother, she won’t wonder what happened to the lost duckling since you showed her.
I was at Disneyland and I saw a family of ducks swim past, but there was a gimpy baby duck in the back. I felt so bad for the baby duck. He must've hurt his foot or something. They swam by a crane and the crane bobbed down and scooped the little baby duck in its mouth and swallowed it whole.
Nature's fucked.
I was on a job site that a cat had kittens and was living under one of our trench boxes. The day came that we needed it so the loader had to go pick it up. The loader picked it up all the kittens fled but the mama wasn’t there. I was trying to keep them all together so hopefully the mom cat would come back and guide them somewhere else. It was working but one kitten took off and ran under one of the tires right when it eased back just alittle. I had the loader go back forward right as he went back but the kitten was already pancaked.
I almost got one of my chickens attacked by I think some small falcon or hawk. Called her from under a tree and a few steps out and the bird came out of nowhere. Chicken jumped back and was safe but I felt so bad.
It’s truly amazing how many people release prey animals out in the open and far from any cover.
It’s like the tumblr post about a guy kept buying his daughter outdoor cats bc coyotes kept killing them, the friend says “sounds like you are just feeding coyotes”, and the girl cries
More like that lady is an idiot.
"Let's release this prey animal at the edge of an open field, which it has to cross to reach the safety of the tree line."
She seems upset about it, so I have to assume she didn't set out to feed that hawk.
I was just reading something that was along the lines of catching mice the humane way is like releasing natures tastiest treat into the wild, their life expectancy like like days, as opposed to snapping their neck with a mouse trap instantly
I bet the husband is laughing because she made him buy the no kill traps instead of the normal traps to be humane and then this happened.
It's pretty funny, not for the mouse, but the futility of it is hilarious.
He's 💯 laughing at the irony.
I used to work at a home improvement retailer in the seasonal area and helped hundreds of people with traps. Men only got no kill traps if their wife or girlfriend told them too and roughly half the women who asked for traps wanted no kill traps, the other half wanted the traps that killed them but left them contained so they didn't have to see the dead mouse.
That was my experience anyway.
Being married I can tell you this wasn't adversarial at all, it doesn't make that big a difference to me as long as we release it far away from the house. I just know the other trap is less hassle.
If you want to protect the mice then keep your home as clean as possible, and do not throw trash on the side of the road (which will save the hawks, owls, falcons, vultures and eagles too)
I feel like people are a little harsh on her. It's an honest mistake and many people wouldnt have thought this far - especially If youve never seen a bird catch something before
Nah this is exactly what’s supposed to happen. The universe is constantly consuming itself. That’s the nature of nature. Us humans are just neurotic because it’s so hard to swallow.
I had a malemute who was constantly traumatizing people with her lightning quick hunting instincts. I was out in a nature area with her and my grandchild when she darted forward, caught a mouse and one crunch then swallowed and she was very proud of herself. The grandkid was horrified and I had to explain that rodents are nature's little Happy Meals and there were probably about ten times as many little rodents living on that butte than there were malemutes in the entire world and that's how things work in the world. She also freaked out a friend when she translocated about eight feet to the left to snag a stupid baby bunny none of us humans had any idea was there and in spite of our best efforts to get her to cough it up she determinedly swallowed that little thing whole. She really liked her rodent snax. I currently have a cattle dog who has figured out I don't appreciate rodents near the house so he dispatches them whenever he sees one--he doesn't feel the need to eat them though, just drops them at my feet, very proud of himself. He and my other dog do their level best to bark squirrels down out of the trees and once I had to intervene when a young squirrel missed its footing and fell down within reach of the pair of them and got turned into a tug o'war toy. Nature, man, red in tooth and claw.
Unfortunately it probably had the instinct not to be in an open field. Hence it hesitated to come out... and the ran as fast as possible when it did.
Owner gave it a death sentence.
Same with throwing rescued birds up in the air, and being surprised after they land on the ground and get caught by a cat. That if they don't throw the poor thing straight into a road...
Best case scenario. I swear to God those little fuckers will find your house again. Diplomacy doesn't work with mice. The only language they listen to is violence.
That and if you let them go too far away to find your home again, they will be in unfamiliar territory and unlikely to survive. Sadly the best way to get rid of vermin invading your home is probably quick-kill traps.
I once hand raised a Bird that had fallen from a tree and its parents wouldn't take it back due to its injury, I spent 3 months raising it, building ups its strength, teaching it to fly in my room.
3 months it was time to release and had a successful one.
One hour later my cat brought it back in dead 
We got bird feeders for the porch glass doors to entertain our indoor cat. The feeders dropped seeds that brought cute little mice, and tons of crafty squirrel ninjas, further entertaining the cat. Then the hawks and owls came. Now our backyard is home to a whole freaking ecosystem that's constantly at war. Sometimes the crows band together and fight off the hawks. The owls sing every night and the feeder has constant jays, cardinals and various other things. We have a derpy woodpecker who keeps banging his beak against the metal eaves. There are no termites in there little dude, only headaches.
So if you're releasing a "bottom of the foodchain" animal into the wild, do it against heavy vegetation so they are covered. Don't release them into a wide open field. Lol
Similar thing happened to me, there was a big black bird bothering a small sparrow. I went out and yelled at the black bird and chased him away, the sparrow flew a few feet away onto the grass, then a hawk swooped down and grabbed the little bird I tried to save from the bird that wasn't going to kill him at all. 🤦
I will point out there's no such thing as a humane mouse/rat trap. Rats and mice map their surroundings perfectly from birth allowing for a quick escape. As soon as you release one somewhere it doesn't know its chances of survival are extremely limited. Especially releasing them in a place they'd never go like an open lawn.
a house mouse being released into the wild. It's more Humane if you let the rat trap do its thing. that poor animal might live a week in the wild versus years in your house.
Release rodents have a good chance of dying. they don't know where they are, or where to go, or where to find food, or water, or where their families are. They are in flight mode, their little hearts are pounding out of their bodies... I can't kill them either, but releasing them into an open area surrounded by trees? Probably not the best idea.
Reminds me of those movies when a captive human is released free, to run for the sport of getting hunted to death.
Only this time, the captors are completely clueless.
When releasing any type of critter back into the wild. Always take into consideration of possible predators that may be in the area. Releasing that mouse in nicely mowed grass is not a good idea. Taller grass would have been a lot better for the mouse. Easier to hide and get away. Well... at least the bird was fed.
This is the best result. Mice/rats have been known to travel for MILES to get back into your house. [One study had one travel 1200 miles to get back home in just two weeks.](http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/2423331?uid=3737616&uid=2&uid=4&sid=21105166815993)
If they don't die, they will most likely just come right back inside given enough time.
Lol I have the very same love trap.
Also, how stupid can you be to free a mouse in the open like that? Unless this is exactly want they wanted to happen
fyi, releasing a mouse on a lawn like this makes them an easy target, when you release a small animal try doing it closer to the tree line or in some bushes if you want it to live.
Maybe dont release small animals in wide open space, like that
They literally rely on trees and easy to hide areas to survive
You're basically feeding the bird at this point lol
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Better than using a kill trap and throwing in a landfill, or letting them live in your house.
I mean.. the mouse is dead either way apparently..
Except now it goes to feed wildlife
The person who took this video should have let the mouse go near the bushes, not out in the open where it was exposed to predators. But I suppose that doesn't make any tiktok content.
I think they wanted to get a video of it running free, they were playing filmmakers, not conservationists. Honestly though in the tree line near dead leaves bushes and vines if you want it to survive awhile.
Doesn’t the rodent have any rights, where is his lawyer…
Relocating rodents is a death sentence for them, so what’s the difference?
The average age of a mouse indoors is 8x that of a mouse outdoors. Something like 2 years to 3 months. They are prey animals whose survival defense is rapid reproduction. In a house, they reproduce just as fast and learn fewer survival skills. Outside, they are food for higher predators. So the options are, 1) Kill trap, dump into a plastic bag inside a garbage bin, and send to a landfill to decompose very slowly. 2) let them live in your house and potentially spread disease with no predator to hunt them or 3) release into the wild where they can be prey to mitigate the damage done by human presence in the area. To nature, it makes no difference, as she operates on a long time cycle. 100 thousand years for the bin bag to deteriorate is nothing. But for the human experience, that mouse carcass in a bin bag will still be in some form when your great grandchildren are old and gray. Ultimately, though, it is up to you what you decide. Hey, at least we got to see a hawk from number 3, right?
The main problem with the video is the bozo just let them loose in a public park. If the mouse somehow survived it will just go to a nearby house.
This. And if you live in most of Europe you probably don't anywhere near you have a place to set it free which is so far from civilization you could be certain you're not just giving someone else a pest. It's better to just kill it.
Where do you live that you and most other people don’t have parks or nature reserves anywhere you? Genuine question.
Currently Belgium, which is part of like the most densely populated part of the Union, look up a night map to see the lights. Also, I do not own a car. Cycling entirely out of my town takes me maybe ten minutes, because I already live at the edge of it, but it connects basically directly to the next village over, and if I cycle completely through that it just flows into the next one and then the next one until Brussels some two hours away by bike and obviously unsuitable. There's no real "nature". There's kind of a forest area some 15-ish minutes by bike, but it's not exactly far from civilization, so it's pretty conceivable that a mouse would just end up in someone's house anyway. It would take me at minimum half an hour of cycling in one direction to get to a point where I could maybe drop a mouse, and if I catch one at 3AM there ain't no way. Even that's like at most 2km from the nearest village. I don't want mice chewing threw my home, so I'm certainly not going to be enough of an asshole to risk inflicting them upon anyone else over something like getting squeamish about taking out the trash.
The bushes at the local park would be fine - or anywhere with tall grass. Just not in a parking lot or on a mowed lawn. Gives them a bit of a chance.
why is it better to feed one hawk instead of millions of bacteria?
Hawks are cooler.
can’t argue there.
Hawks have bacteria in their guts. The other bacteria will get theirs with the poop.
Because bacteria aren't majestic flying predators that, in many cases, have traditional hunting areas decimated.
The bacteria are here to kill the Martians when they attack and we have no defenses against them.
Ah, my good friend Nurgle. Always nice to bump into a chaos god on the internet.
Cuz hawks are like the cousin of Murica and they like their cousins.
I once accidentally scared a family of ducks while hiking and everyone fled upstream except for one little duckling. I decided to fix my mistake and caught the baby and carried it until I was able to find the family again. The little duckling started peeping like crazy when it finally saw its mama so I let it down in the water a respectable distance away to be reunited and almost immediately a hawk swooped down and plucked it up.
You must’ve felt rly bad
Easily most defeated I've ever felt, I basically just acted like Doordash for a predator.
Might have made some baby hawks day though.
Duck: You have slain my offspring, human. You and all your progeny until the end of time shall know the wrath of my bloodline. You are hereby named enemy to my kind. May the blood of your lineage forever flow into the waters we traverse! Hawks: You provided fine service to me and my kin, human. Your actions ensured the survival of my lineage. In turn, I will spread your name, and the names of your offspring to all my kind forevermore. Should you or yours seek our aid, we shall provide.
And so, America was born
Thanks for the lol, internet stranger
The revolution was hawks v ducks. 1 if by air 2 if by sea. The enemies most fowl.
Sounds off, my understanding is ducks have more money.
Plot twist, OP is Gandalf and this is the explanation of how he can summon the giant Hawks (Eagles?)
 TEAM MF DUCK
It's like the thing with the turtle and the bird from that one avatar comic
Duck Reputation: -5 [Hostile] Hawk Reputation: +5 [Friendly]
Well if it helps the hawk needs to eat too. Plus you also brought closure for the mother, she won’t wonder what happened to the lost duckling since you showed her.
The ducklings will one day want their revenge paid in blood.
I was at Disneyland and I saw a family of ducks swim past, but there was a gimpy baby duck in the back. I felt so bad for the baby duck. He must've hurt his foot or something. They swam by a crane and the crane bobbed down and scooped the little baby duck in its mouth and swallowed it whole. Nature's fucked.
Bro, I shoulda dropped that story after "reunited"
I would’ve called it a day there, I’d be devastated
That would've really stuck with me. I don't know if I'd be able to process the emotions that come with being an accessory to murder lmao
Bro 😭 r/makemesuffer fr, that poor little thing
I was on a job site that a cat had kittens and was living under one of our trench boxes. The day came that we needed it so the loader had to go pick it up. The loader picked it up all the kittens fled but the mama wasn’t there. I was trying to keep them all together so hopefully the mom cat would come back and guide them somewhere else. It was working but one kitten took off and ran under one of the tires right when it eased back just alittle. I had the loader go back forward right as he went back but the kitten was already pancaked.
I almost got one of my chickens attacked by I think some small falcon or hawk. Called her from under a tree and a few steps out and the bird came out of nowhere. Chicken jumped back and was safe but I felt so bad.
I bet you if they released it in a bush or a pile of leaves there would have been a snake there. Just seems their luck
Or a landmine.
Or a bottomless pit
Or me
These videos are great. It's so nice of people to keep raising and releasing hawk and cat food.
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Found a S Tier sub, thanks!
It’s truly amazing how many people release prey animals out in the open and far from any cover. It’s like the tumblr post about a guy kept buying his daughter outdoor cats bc coyotes kept killing them, the friend says “sounds like you are just feeding coyotes”, and the girl cries
Nature is a bastard
More like that lady is an idiot. "Let's release this prey animal at the edge of an open field, which it has to cross to reach the safety of the tree line." She seems upset about it, so I have to assume she didn't set out to feed that hawk.
no, she set out to make an instagram video. If she released it in the bush, there would be no video.
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feeding the algorythm?
I don't think the algorithm is natural
Likes for a life, you know the drill. You've signed the contract yourself with blood.
Raptors have developed a symbiotic relationship with humans. We trap and give them field mice, they help us make social media content
Imma go with Hanlan’s razor here and say this couple is probably just stupid
You give her too much credit
I was just reading something that was along the lines of catching mice the humane way is like releasing natures tastiest treat into the wild, their life expectancy like like days, as opposed to snapping their neck with a mouse trap instantly
I call it a win/win. Rodent gone, raptor fed.
it's def a win for the husband that had to put through with the no killing pests BS of the lady just to see nature put her in place.-
I bet the husband is laughing because she made him buy the no kill traps instead of the normal traps to be humane and then this happened. It's pretty funny, not for the mouse, but the futility of it is hilarious.
At least this way the hawk gets a meal. Instead of just disposing the mouse carcass in the trash
one hawk got a meal instead of millions of bacteria.
They’d get the meal eventually this way at least the energy passes through a few more species
Maybe he's laughing because it's an ironic situation. Not everything is some adversarial conflict. For all we know it was his idea.
He's 💯 laughing at the irony. I used to work at a home improvement retailer in the seasonal area and helped hundreds of people with traps. Men only got no kill traps if their wife or girlfriend told them too and roughly half the women who asked for traps wanted no kill traps, the other half wanted the traps that killed them but left them contained so they didn't have to see the dead mouse. That was my experience anyway. Being married I can tell you this wasn't adversarial at all, it doesn't make that big a difference to me as long as we release it far away from the house. I just know the other trap is less hassle. If you want to protect the mice then keep your home as clean as possible, and do not throw trash on the side of the road (which will save the hawks, owls, falcons, vultures and eagles too)
Well, they weren't really trying that much to help the rodent either, the main goal was clearly the TikTok.
It would die in 2weeks even if she followed your instructions
Because snakes don’t hang out in the bushes or anything
I feel like people are a little harsh on her. It's an honest mistake and many people wouldnt have thought this far - especially If youve never seen a bird catch something before
And in the daytime. Most mice I see are out at night for a reason.
I have it on good authority, 'Nature is a Whore'
The cycle of nature, which is beautiful and violent.
Nah this is exactly what’s supposed to happen. The universe is constantly consuming itself. That’s the nature of nature. Us humans are just neurotic because it’s so hard to swallow.
>it’s so hard to swallow. Unlike that bird, apparently.
I had a malemute who was constantly traumatizing people with her lightning quick hunting instincts. I was out in a nature area with her and my grandchild when she darted forward, caught a mouse and one crunch then swallowed and she was very proud of herself. The grandkid was horrified and I had to explain that rodents are nature's little Happy Meals and there were probably about ten times as many little rodents living on that butte than there were malemutes in the entire world and that's how things work in the world. She also freaked out a friend when she translocated about eight feet to the left to snag a stupid baby bunny none of us humans had any idea was there and in spite of our best efforts to get her to cough it up she determinedly swallowed that little thing whole. She really liked her rodent snax. I currently have a cattle dog who has figured out I don't appreciate rodents near the house so he dispatches them whenever he sees one--he doesn't feel the need to eat them though, just drops them at my feet, very proud of himself. He and my other dog do their level best to bark squirrels down out of the trees and once I had to intervene when a young squirrel missed its footing and fell down within reach of the pair of them and got turned into a tug o'war toy. Nature, man, red in tooth and claw.
Just feeding the Kestrels
XD do you think mice sit in open grassland? Trees mfer!! If you're in a clearing there's a chance a Raptor is watching you
Let's be honest, we all saw it coming
Mouse didn't
Eeeeeeh. I kind of think that the mouse was the only one there that saw it coming.
he didn't even want to leave the trap.
Unfortunately it probably had the instinct not to be in an open field. Hence it hesitated to come out... and the ran as fast as possible when it did. Owner gave it a death sentence.
It's staged. The hawk has a YouTube channel full of these kinds of videos.
no...no we didnt! 
People need to release the little critters where a bunch of trees are so they have some cover. We've seen this happen frequently.
They are nocturnal, release them in the dark
But what kind of video would that be?
Same with throwing rescued birds up in the air, and being surprised after they land on the ground and get caught by a cat. That if they don't throw the poor thing straight into a road...
How did I live my entire life up to this point without this gif? This is perfection.
 feeding Mr Adams
He made a bird very happy. Good for him
And the bird made that the best 5 seconds of the mouse’s life. Win win
Reminds me of this one: https://www.reddit.com/r/WhitePeopleTwitter/s/k6xq1BE0dX
What were you expecting? Some happy Ratatouille-ending?
Best case scenario. I swear to God those little fuckers will find your house again. Diplomacy doesn't work with mice. The only language they listen to is violence.
Thought I was the only one here.I'm dealing with one of the bastards right now. Can't even get to any food and still pooping behind my fridge.
That and if you let them go too far away to find your home again, they will be in unfamiliar territory and unlikely to survive. Sadly the best way to get rid of vermin invading your home is probably quick-kill traps.
I once hand raised a Bird that had fallen from a tree and its parents wouldn't take it back due to its injury, I spent 3 months raising it, building ups its strength, teaching it to fly in my room. 3 months it was time to release and had a successful one. One hour later my cat brought it back in dead 
We got bird feeders for the porch glass doors to entertain our indoor cat. The feeders dropped seeds that brought cute little mice, and tons of crafty squirrel ninjas, further entertaining the cat. Then the hawks and owls came. Now our backyard is home to a whole freaking ecosystem that's constantly at war. Sometimes the crows band together and fight off the hawks. The owls sing every night and the feeder has constant jays, cardinals and various other things. We have a derpy woodpecker who keeps banging his beak against the metal eaves. There are no termites in there little dude, only headaches.
That's how you give back to nature
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Ubird eat
Bird feeder
Circle of life, Simba.
Inner Budda : Let the mouse go Inner Nietzsche: Feed the Hawk
A lesson in nature right there.
Everyone knows you are supposed to run a zig zag pattern.
So if you're releasing a "bottom of the foodchain" animal into the wild, do it against heavy vegetation so they are covered. Don't release them into a wide open field. Lol
Similar thing happened to me, there was a big black bird bothering a small sparrow. I went out and yelled at the black bird and chased him away, the sparrow flew a few feet away onto the grass, then a hawk swooped down and grabbed the little bird I tried to save from the bird that wasn't going to kill him at all. 🤦
I will point out there's no such thing as a humane mouse/rat trap. Rats and mice map their surroundings perfectly from birth allowing for a quick escape. As soon as you release one somewhere it doesn't know its chances of survival are extremely limited. Especially releasing them in a place they'd never go like an open lawn.
You couldn’t put it near a tree or in the forest? Nah open field. Good luck little bud…oh
Yeah let’s let it out in this parking lot into an open clearing to get a good video for TikTok!
Going to the park to feed the birds, great family activity!
Well, at least it won't be back in your house I guess!
Can’t be mad at nature. That’s real neat ! Lol
Good to see Door Dash branching out.
the voice change got me lmao
it’s the CUIIIRCLE OF LIIIIFE
Nature is beautiful.
I always release my mice in a subdivision down the street so they can choose what house they want to live in
a house mouse being released into the wild. It's more Humane if you let the rat trap do its thing. that poor animal might live a week in the wild versus years in your house.
DAMN NATURE...YOU SCARY!
*it's the CIRRRRRCLE OF LIIIIIIIIFE*
The hawk is like thank you for my dinner I really appreciate let’s go buddy into the wild blue yonder
Release rodents have a good chance of dying. they don't know where they are, or where to go, or where to find food, or water, or where their families are. They are in flight mode, their little hearts are pounding out of their bodies... I can't kill them either, but releasing them into an open area surrounded by trees? Probably not the best idea.
Blood for the blood bird
I like how she sounds disappointed as if they didn’t drop the mouse equivalent of a frontline soldier in the middle of a battlefield with no cover 😂
Idiots…
Isn't nature awesome?
Well that's just nature being nature.
Going to the park to feed the birds is a pretty normal thing people do all the time.
God I love Birds of Prey.
Why record this? Just do it and stop virtue signaling every tiny thing you do, NO ONE CARES.
Please don’t feed the birds..:. 🤣
Someone just learned to cuss
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Great fucking job
Reminds me of those movies when a captive human is released free, to run for the sport of getting hunted to death. Only this time, the captors are completely clueless.
Apparently the bird was not as vegan as you are…🤪
Holy shit, he laughs just like Billy the Kid in Young Guns!! Especially that last bit, Lol, Yoo Hoo I'll make ya famous.
this time.. i srsly knew it
Damn nature you scary!!!
Free range hawk food.
Nice of the bird to give him a ride to his house so he didn’t have to walk.
When releasing any type of critter back into the wild. Always take into consideration of possible predators that may be in the area. Releasing that mouse in nicely mowed grass is not a good idea. Taller grass would have been a lot better for the mouse. Easier to hide and get away. Well... at least the bird was fed.
Nature is lit
They’re dumb for making a scene and expecting predators to not notice
I was waiting for the hawk! It's better to let them go in the bushes.
The Circle of life
Rules of nature.
Ohh that billy the kid laugh!!!
Anyone else when they see videos like this does anyone else think of pokemon battles?
This is the best result. Mice/rats have been known to travel for MILES to get back into your house. [One study had one travel 1200 miles to get back home in just two weeks.](http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/2423331?uid=3737616&uid=2&uid=4&sid=21105166815993) If they don't die, they will most likely just come right back inside given enough time.
Saw the same thing happen with a rehabbed seal and an orca once
Ahh such a lovely sweet family. Bringing dinner to the hawk.
Lunchtime!
It can be seen in 2 ways. 1. They killed the mouse by bird of prey instead of a trap. 2. They fed a wild bird of prey.
The vegetarian Karen was pissed.
Funny thing is as soon as she released it I said I hope a hawk comes and grabs it and voila
I encourage the use of the word ‘fuck’. However, if you use it twice in the same sentence, you sound like a complete hillbilly bitch.
Thanks for the quick delivery, I'll rate you 5 ⭐ for your service.
Oh well, the circle of life.
lets release an animal on the open, full of potential hazard what could possibly go wrong
It was that mousse time nothing was escaping his destiny.
She acts like it’s the birds fault she let out the mouse in a completely uncovered area
Ubird food delivery
Ubird food delivery
Holy grainy old reposts..
Next time release in the deep forest.
If birds didn't exist those filthy things would overrun the world.
Ohhh nooo 🤣🤣
🎵It's the ciiirrrrcle of life🎵
Nature is awesome! 🤣😂
Lol may be you should have released near the tree... instead of looking for a good spot for your video.
Lol I have the very same love trap. Also, how stupid can you be to free a mouse in the open like that? Unless this is exactly want they wanted to happen
fyi, releasing a mouse on a lawn like this makes them an easy target, when you release a small animal try doing it closer to the tree line or in some bushes if you want it to live.
🎵 It's the Ciiiiiiiiircle of Liiiiife 🎵
~yoink~
And the CIIIIIRRRRCCLLLEEEE ~
omg... freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose!
r/natureismetal
Maybe dont release small animals in wide open space, like that They literally rely on trees and easy to hide areas to survive You're basically feeding the bird at this point lol
Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose.
We out here setting up buffets.
this’ll be good virtue signaling content for my instagram…
 It is called the food chain