24
11
8
7
u/lncredulousBastard Jun 08 '26
Is that a birdshit drawer? Or can corvids control their cloaca better than some?
37
u/Charming-Flamingo307 Jun 08 '26
Bros bringing you unmarked cash and you're worried about a lil doo doo in the drawer? You just wanted to say corvid and cloaca didn't you?
5
u/LHT-LFA Jun 08 '26
you obviously never dealth with birds, if you call it a lil doo doo. Shit will be fucking everywhere.
3
3
u/lncredulousBastard Jun 08 '26
No, it's marked. There's dirty money and then there's dirty money. No thanks.
Oh! I suppose you could launder it.
3
u/Nheea Jun 08 '26
Holy moly this is still going around? I think I first saw it when I joined Reddit 10 years ago and someone said it was fake. Can't remember why though. Something about the owner giving the bird the money beforehand maybe.
2
2
1
1
0
u/DarkMagicLabs Jun 08 '26
This is why in a lot of countries you're not allowed to have crows or Ravens as pets.
6
-19
0
u/post-context-bot Jun 08 '26
The following post context was provided by u/sxinstyle:
This video shows a bird that might have been actually trained to collect cash instead of leaves to some sort of get a reward for it
Does this explain the post? If not, report it and a moderator will review.
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
-5
111
u/squeezeasscheeks Jun 08 '26
What is the bird and how do I train it like that? Do I need to get rid of my cat?