In Poland, a female stork throws one of its young out of the nest. Unfortunately, the baby did not survive the fall. This behavior occurs often enough to storks and other birds. The stork kills the weakest of the litter when it can not provide enough food for all, or when a bird behaves abnormally, shows signs of illness, disability or weakness. Instinct tells the parents to eliminate the 'suspicious' bird from the nest so that it does not pose a danger to the remaining healthy chicks.

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1. Lisbeth Dalgaard says:

   06/07/2023 at 15:17

   Does the stork also feed the young of other forces?

   

   

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   • Kleinmann says:

     27/08/2023 at 14:52

     So let nature do its thing otherwise it's euthanasia everyone has the right to life I was unaware of this practice in animals fortunately that for the moment it does not exist in humans

     

     

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2. Jay says:

   19/02/2020 at 20:14

   yikes

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   • Kleinmann says:

     27/08/2023 at 14:43

     So let nature do its thing otherwise it's euthanasia everyone has the right to life I was unaware of this practice in animals fortunately that for the moment it does not exist in humans

     

     

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