On Thursday, September 14, the American Eagle Foundation shared a hilarious video about their birds. The clips included follow a TikTok trend where individual birds are introduced along with their “problems,” or funny little quirks that cause them trouble.
The post was uploaded to the non-profit organization’s TikTok account, @aefeagles, to the significant joy of their viewers. People can’t get enough of the unique and hilarious birds that reside at this sanctuary!
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Oh my goodness, this is just too good! All of the problems that this videos lists are merely unique traits that make them extra special. We don’t consider these problems, but we can see how non-bird enthusiasts might balk as some of these behaviors.
There was quite the group featured in this video. Not only does this sanctuary have many bald eagles, one of natures fiercest avian predators, but they also boast a diverse group of residents that includes ravens, vultures, and crows.
Birds like these may need to reside at a sanctuary for various reasons, including injury, illness, or human interference. These majestic creatures, often crucial to their ecosystems, may require a safe haven where they can receive medical care, rehabilitation, and protection. Sanctuaries play a vital role in ensuring their well-being and, in some cases, eventual release back into the wild, contributing to the preservation of these important avian species.
People in the comments were very amused by these birds, and some even joked that their actions were very relatable. “I am Poe because I, too, yell when I have too much enrichment in my enclosure,” said TikTok user @overagardenwall.
Other viewers, such as @casually_chaotic_momma, are clamoring to know the drama between Brad and George, the Turkey Vulture. “I want to know why Brad is in the metaphorical dog house with George!” she commented.
These birds are truly a sight to behold, and we feel lucky to have been introduced to several of the residents at this rescue. While we wish they could be free in the wild, we’re glad they are receiving such wonderful care at the American Eagle Foundation!
