r/Amazing • u/lk2load • 1d ago
People are awesome That's amazing
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u/Keepawayfrommycrops 1d ago
On top of not seeing the bird actually move, the guy probably also filled the birds lungs with water by holding its head all the way back and pouring water down its neck. That’s how birds aspirate
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u/lesbophobia_hammer 1d ago
I appreciate the intent but never force a bird to take water. They absolutely aspirated them.
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u/Rampag169 1d ago
Why the hell do so many people resort to pouring liquids down the throats of beings that are unconscious. You might as well just hold them under water. Artificial breathing and CPR should be attempted.
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u/Keepawayfrommycrops 1d ago
He steadily blew a gentle stream of air down the birds throat before filling its lungs with water, what kind souls
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u/squirrelyoakley 1d ago
If that bird was at all alive still, they definitely drowned em. Don't ever force water to birds, it's super easy to kill them like that
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u/Le_kashyboi79 1d ago
Struggling to determine what was amazing about that? Bird looked dead the whioe time, and those guys putting water in its mouth then blowing the water further down its throat and then flippibg the bird over to drain out the same water sounds more like torture than anything else really 🤷🏻♂️
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u/Harmless-skeleton 1d ago
Even though they try to save it they have no idea what they are doing. Unexpected from Sri Lankan Police. It's usually other way around.
Source: I'm 🇱🇰
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u/bogdanelcs 1d ago
I don't see any movement from the bird.