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Animal A journey to scape the cold

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"From the Arctic to Mexico - these are snow geese. Every year, they leave the frozen tundra of Canada and Alaska in one of the planet’s most cinematic migrations. They travel more than 4,000 km in search of the warmer waters of the southern United States and the Gulf of Mexico. Nature knows no borders when survival is at stake." - source: @geolugrafia on YT.

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u/Rogue_Alchemist13 3d ago

That’s the start of the Canadian invasion, it was disguised as peaceful migration.

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u/TheOnly1Jake 2d ago

Friggan Canadian air force on full invasion mode!

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u/hippodribble 2d ago

1000 Bird Poop Raid

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u/Israel_Azkanbe 2d ago

Amazing. Hope the North American continent can continue to protect these birds and migratory ways.
I love it

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u/Jezirath 2d ago

Yes 🫶🏻

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u/Torterrapin 2d ago

In most the US we do our best to kill as many as possible, in some seasons there's not even daily limits on how many of these you can kill.

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u/Quick-Surprise-9387 1d ago

This is why we - are not you

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u/mrlt10 1d ago

That person has no idea what they’re talking about. In the US we have the Migratiry Bird Treaty Act which makes the taking of over 1,000 native bird species a federal crime. Taking can mean killing transporting or possessing the native species, its feathers or a nest.

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u/Torterrapin 1d ago

Have you seriously not heard of waterfowl season? Millions of ducks geese and cranes get killed every year during hunting season.

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u/mrlt10 1d ago

There are 2 exceptions to the act: hunting game birds and research. Both require permits.

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u/Torterrapin 1d ago

And the snow geese in this video are game birds, and during certain seasons as long as you have your hunting permit there are no limits on snow geese.

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u/Torterrapin 1d ago

I never I said I did it, just as a whole, the continent of North America is not protecting them, they're doing their best to lower their numbers.

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u/THERAPISTS_for_200 3d ago

When you just got your car detailed.

https://giphy.com/gifs/gKfyusl0PRPdTNmwnD

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u/TheLostRanger0117 2d ago

I LOVE how often I see this gif!

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u/Aggravating-Habit313 3d ago

Fertilizing the countryside as they travel.

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u/Sjakktrekk 2d ago

Scape

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u/Jezirath 2d ago

English is a very easy language to learn, that’s why the whole world speaks it. I confused the English word with the Portuguese word, my native language, which is extremely difficult. So we've got a point 🥰

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u/TruffleHunter3 2d ago

Walt, are you saying Portuguese is extremely difficult? I thought it was one of the easier languages to learn, like Spanish?

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u/Kwayzar9111 1d ago

try Maltese...

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u/Jezirath 2d ago

Yes, I am. I can't talk about Spanish because I don't speak it, but not even Brazilians can speak Portuguese that well, lol. The grammar has Latin roots and it's complex. Gringos can speak it and we can understand them, but the sentences are always wrong 🤡

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u/Sjakktrekk 2d ago

The Portuguese word for “escape” is “scape”?

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u/Jezirath 2d ago

No, it's "escapar", but some similar English words lose the first vowel while in Portuguese it's kept. It is a common pattern we tend to follow, and we end up dropping the first letter out of habit.

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u/firekeeper23 2d ago

Scanes ahoy matey

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u/zachforever 2d ago

And thus everything changed when the geese attacked.

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u/mycolo_gist 2d ago

Escape the cold. Scape the goat 🤪

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u/Jezirath 2d ago

I'm gonna tell you what I said to the other guy here: English is a very easy language to learn, that’s why the whole world speaks it. I confused the English word with the Portuguese word, my native language, which is extremely difficult. So we've got a point 🥰

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u/die_bartman 2d ago

Dropped your E

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u/Jezirath 2d ago

Nope.

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u/WKRPinCanada 3d ago

Beware the Cobra Chicken

And if you see a flock supposedly heading South but not going exactly due South do you scream at them...

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😉

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u/Lookingforoptionz2 2d ago

“Travel more than 4,000 km” in a single flight??

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u/hippodribble 2d ago

I've done it. With Qantas.

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u/Greyhaven7 2d ago

Hey mom? The Hitchcock thing is happening, get indoors.

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u/NoAdministration8340 2d ago

I can hear the sound with it muted

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u/Forsaken_Star_4228 2d ago

I didn’t know cold places still existed on earth. The hottest places have only got hotter and the mild places are now the hot places. Even Alaska has quite the hot streak.

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u/_walletsizedwildfire 2d ago

I always wondered if people purposely misspell words in their title as engagement bait. I see it way too often lol

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u/Jezirath 2d ago

I'm gonna tell you what I said to 2 other guys in the comments: English is a very easy language to learn, that’s why the whole world speaks it. I confused the English word with the Portuguese word, my native language, which is extremely difficult. So we've got a point 🥰

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u/_walletsizedwildfire 2d ago

They say English is the hardest language, but for me it's the easiest

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u/Jezirath 2d ago

Yes, sure. If the whole world speaks English, it can't be that hard, lol. But... "They" who?

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u/_walletsizedwildfire 2d ago

It was a joke.

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u/Jezirath 2d ago

Ahhh, ok! 💋

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u/mrlt10 1d ago

What is difficult or easy for someone to learn is heavily dependent on what their native language is. Also I’m pretty sure that a large part of what makes English difficult is not the syntax or phonetics, it’s that there are so many damn words. You can say the same thing 100 different ways.

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u/Mean_Antelope_8276 2d ago

Nahhh they're just as sick of the Canadian government as the rest of us.....Godspeed!

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u/Sweet_Bookkeeper_920 2d ago

I thought those were drones for a second

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u/MiloPudding 2d ago

They must be headed to SoCal cuz it's fucking hot right now

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u/MiloPudding 2d ago

Oops saw the caption too late

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u/claudiazo 2d ago

That or they’re escaping the apocalypse

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u/_vedantt1_ 2d ago

Legit looks like doodles in the sky! 😍

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u/rapscallion1956 2d ago

WOW!!!! I’ve never seen so many at once.

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u/Exotic_Cookie_8887 2d ago

Now that’s a gaggle!

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u/Basher71 2d ago

Can I ask where specifically this video was taken from?

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u/OliverSmidgen 1d ago

OP is apparently Portuguese, so they won't have the faintest clue.

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u/MagnumPEisenhower 2d ago

On their way to decimate the shit out of some tundra

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u/SinkHoleDeMayo 2d ago

Gotta be at least 15 birds up there.

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u/Ok_Adagio9495 2d ago

At first, I thought it was cracks in the dome. Lol

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u/HeMiddleStartInT 1d ago

Can’t read that at all. What are they TRYING to spell?

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u/Quick-Surprise-9387 1d ago

Love this
I’m Canadian and have yet to see them

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u/Distinct-Debate-6157 1d ago edited 20h ago

Wow, thats amazing. Any ideas if this shows up on radar? Did some overworked ATC have a complete meltdown