Having fun and playing pranks

 

Having fun and playing pranks

 

In this world full of wonders, there are always some people who like to be mean, but some non-malicious acts of meanness may add a lot of "fun" to life. From a big point of view, this kind of despicable behavior is just a prank; from a small point of view, it is just for fun.

In addition to humans who like to be mean, some animals also like to be mean, such as crows.

While Agudengba and Azhuo were chatting, Agudengba's donkeys, Mahu and the big gray donkey, were also chatting leisurely. Adhuo's white-hoofed horse gently shook its tail and stood quietly looking around.

At this time, crow Betty suddenly flew over. The crow flew on the horse's back, jumped up and down on the horse's back, then flew down and began to pull the horse's tail with his crow's beak. The white-hoofed horse was very angry, but had no way to deal with the crow, and kicked up its hooves wildly.

Crows have a relatively mean behavior called "tail pulling." No matter who you are, as long as you have a tail, this bad taste of crows will appear. This "tail pulling" behavior was once thought to be a strategy to distract the opponent's attention in order to snatch food. Scientists once believed that if you distract the opponent's attention, you can then grab the food. But the more I observe, the more I feel something is wrong, because even if the other party has nothing to grab, the crows will still form a group or work alone to pull someone else's tail.

But later scientists discovered that crows may actually just like to play like this. They are looking for fun, fun and mischief.

Because the crows seem to have no other purpose, purely the impulse in their hearts that cannot be restrained. Regardless of whether there are benefits or not, they just like to provoke creatures much larger than themselves. This behavior seems to be innate. For example, crows sometimes pull the tails of sheep and cats. Sometimes I pull the tails of chickens, ducks, and even eagles.

Betty the crow played tricks on the white-hoofed horse, and he went to pull the tails of the donkey Ma Hu and the big gray donkey. The donkey, Mahu, and the big gray donkey were so angry that they circled around.

Agudenba and Azhuo came over.

Azhuo smiled and said to Agudengba: "Pull the tail" is a common prank behavior of crows. In addition to crows, black-billed magpies also have the same habit. Sometimes when the magpie pulls its tail, the crows will calmly watch on the sidelines. Sometimes, you pull me and I pull you. It is not just a fight, but a joke. No matter the eagles flying in the sky, the cats and dogs running on the ground, or the squirrels climbing in the trees, no one is immune. Moreover, every time a crow pulls someone else's tail, he looks like he is sneaking and planning, which is really annoying.

Agudemba smiled: The wisdom of crows is really unfathomable. I originally thought that pranks were a kind of stupid behavior of humans, but it turns out that crows are also masters of stupidity!

Agudemba Agudemba sang a song called "The Crow Is a Bitch":

 

The crow’s wisdom is unfathomable,

It will find happiness in boredom,

It plays tricks on its companions,

As long as life does not end, you will continue to commit crimes.

 

Crows like to pull other people's tails,

People also hold on to their tails and won’t let go,

Whose tail is grabbed?

It will be hard to get out of jail.