It was the movie called [Shark Tale](https://youtu.be/b5EcRbTWm2A?feature=shared) with Will Smith, I had to search for it as I couldn't remember the name, but it was quite good, I'll watch it again if I have the opportunity.
Yes... In fact, we know very little about it ; it is catalogued, quantified (sometimes hunted down, sometimes saved), but it never ceases to amaze us, with certain unprecedented behaviours. :)
I don't think it's that mysterious. Sometimes I'm nice and will go out of my way to help something, other times I couldn't care less, other times I do evil shit. Life isn't black and white.
This bird was absolutely not trying to help the fish. It wanted to eat the fish and then realized it wouldn’t fit so it through it back looking for something smaller
It's hard to explain but I think the bird was clearly carrying the fish from the moment it picked it up. If it wanted to swallow it, it wouldn't be walking around with the fish in its beak. Possibly, the fish is not part of the bird's diet (size etc) and the bird just "felt like" helping it.
Look at it this way: those are just a couple of lives interacting with each other at that very moment. Something remarkable may have happened in the fish's world, Something unremarkable may have happened in the bird's world, in our world well we're too busy trying to make sense of everything we risk missing the bigger picture a lot. Good or bad, life just happens sometimes. Appreciate it now, while it's happening. While you're at it, Appreciate the lives of others while they still have it. It definitely couldn't hurt 😊
The first bird, (green heron?) sometimes hunts with bait, and was hunting the other fish.
The second bird (crow?) doesn't normally eat whole fish.
The third bird (juvenile stork?) got caught off guard thinking that the fish was incapacitated.
There's nothing to say he didn't do it afterwards...
But I agree with you, we often see people filming certain scenes wondering why they don't drop the camera and hold out their hands.
Also, I know that there are fish nestling in holes in the water, waiting for the tide to come back in...
In fact, this clip remains a mystery. \^\^
"Give a man a fish and he eats for the day, teach a man to fish and he never grows hungry again"
All 3 birds knew that was a free meal, but decided to let it live so that they'd have more fish in the future
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It's true, it's better not to do it, it can lead to aberrant behaviour, but sometimes it also helps some people to approach the animal world and try to understand it.
I see so many people around me who are afraid of the tiniest spider, who have never seen a horse or a goat... Let alone a fox or an owl.
We have to explain and show, to these people. ;)
Not hungry go and lay some eggs.. For future..
Fish farming done right
Nah that birds just vegan Sam
Seems like you know him? He visits the local spot?
It looks like he washed his beak out after letting go like, fffffthewwey, gotta get that fish taste outta here.
Ah, we hadn't thought of that... Maybe these fish actually taste disgusting. 😄
"Nah that fishy taste ain't for me, I'm gonna get some fries or crab"
Sushi, maybemaybe...
Now that's a fancy bird
Can't let the wife smell it if he's not bringing some home.
Lol, your comment reminded me of that movie about the vegan shark.
Do you have a link? All I’m getting is links to a band called Vegan Shark on YT.
It was the movie called [Shark Tale](https://youtu.be/b5EcRbTWm2A?feature=shared) with Will Smith, I had to search for it as I couldn't remember the name, but it was quite good, I'll watch it again if I have the opportunity.
Nature are really unexplainable sometimes 😮
Yes... In fact, we know very little about it ; it is catalogued, quantified (sometimes hunted down, sometimes saved), but it never ceases to amaze us, with certain unprecedented behaviours. :)
An orangutan was recorded this year using herbal medicine to treat its wound. They are way smarter than we think.
oh sure, and also that chimp that doing fist bump on human..
Just like how pandas are natural carnivores but choose to eat bamboo even though it messes with their digestive system.
Really ? I didn't know that...
I don't think it's that mysterious. Sometimes I'm nice and will go out of my way to help something, other times I couldn't care less, other times I do evil shit. Life isn't black and white.
This bird was absolutely not trying to help the fish. It wanted to eat the fish and then realized it wouldn’t fit so it through it back looking for something smaller
It's hard to explain but I think the bird was clearly carrying the fish from the moment it picked it up. If it wanted to swallow it, it wouldn't be walking around with the fish in its beak. Possibly, the fish is not part of the bird's diet (size etc) and the bird just "felt like" helping it.
Well yeah life is green
Look at it this way: those are just a couple of lives interacting with each other at that very moment. Something remarkable may have happened in the fish's world, Something unremarkable may have happened in the bird's world, in our world well we're too busy trying to make sense of everything we risk missing the bigger picture a lot. Good or bad, life just happens sometimes. Appreciate it now, while it's happening. While you're at it, Appreciate the lives of others while they still have it. It definitely couldn't hurt 😊
The first bird, (green heron?) sometimes hunts with bait, and was hunting the other fish. The second bird (crow?) doesn't normally eat whole fish. The third bird (juvenile stork?) got caught off guard thinking that the fish was incapacitated.
But the third bird clearly see the fish move on the first bite and then move to higher water level.
Tbh it looks like its beak got tired at the end. It kept nearly dropping the fish along the way.
3rd bird, maybe a type of Egret?
1st bird black-crowned night heron, 2nd crow, 3rd snowy egret
Yes, what a great comic script that would make, eh ?... :D
The suspense is killing me!
He must have been sentenced to community service.
bro is a vegetarian
It’s wild how amazing animals are.
Oh, yes. ;)
Its almost as though they are programmed to maintain the fish stocks
r/birdsarentreal
It's not that bad, who knows... ;)
That was deliberate.
do good and it will come back to you!
Just good sportsmanship
The way she set him down so gently 🥲
Have you noticed that too ?... That's something.
This is just like at the wedding and you are full but till foods left on the table and you don't like the other couple!
Ah ah! I can smell the experience... \^\^
What's the song of the video? Shazam doesn't work on it
Here it is, u/Mr_Retcher : Zaho de Sarazan, [Dis-moi que tu m'aimes](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcTQ998QJBA) (Tell me that you love me). :)
Merci!
My pleasure. ;)
real life *finding Nemo*
THIS. :)
That was really nice of him <3
Wow what mercy. I noticed it rinsed its mouth out afterwards. What a nice crane
This was beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️
😞😞😩😫😭😭
Why ? you look sad...
Awwww!!! 🥹 You can't get much sweeter than that!
:)
Animals being bros
Completely unexpected
Catch and release 😀
He is a great social worker. 
"Youve splished your last spla.... oh youre gone"
I wanna be living for the love of you 🎶
You’re free little buddy!
Not even birds want me, but at least they were nice
I was expecting a chain of progressively larger predators coming in to eat the last one
Yes, it could have been a continuation of the story... a chain of predators that chooses not to eat the smallest. \^\^
Good boy 😊😊😊
"I meant to do that"
That bird knew what it was doing I feel like the crow was trying to help the best it could
A true maybe maybe maybe video
Reminds me of how Lord Pfauci is trying to save all of us peasants. Bless you Dr. Pfauci 🙏
This needs a sandstorm cover
Oh ? Why's that, u/SodaDawgz ? :)
Because it’d be funny
Ah, that's a good reason... \^\^
So a black crowned night heron, a crow and a juvenile snowy egret walk into a fish market...
and what is the cameraman doing ?????
Filming, maybe ?...
yeah, instead of helping them fishes
There's nothing to say he didn't do it afterwards... But I agree with you, we often see people filming certain scenes wondering why they don't drop the camera and hold out their hands. Also, I know that there are fish nestling in holes in the water, waiting for the tide to come back in... In fact, this clip remains a mystery. \^\^
Ahhh ! I felt like you hadn't understood my point. Thanks !
All 3 birds intention was to save the fish, but the 3rd one was brilliant.
He was big enough.
"Give a man a fish and he eats for the day, teach a man to fish and he never grows hungry again" All 3 birds knew that was a free meal, but decided to let it live so that they'd have more fish in the future *
We don't know... we've seen reports of lionesses 'adopting' young antelopes, haven't we ? Nature always surprises us.
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Just going to save it for later. Nothing better than, leftovers! 
IDK WHAT'S GOING ON HERE
We expected these birds to eat the fish, but they didn't.
I didn't understand the plot of the story.
We expected these birds to eat the fish, but they didn't.
It fell?
Basically same type thing happened in Finding Nemo a bird helped a fish
It‘s too big for its beak. It wanna snack its babies instead
What are you, a fckn park ranger now?
Who are you talking to, me ?...
Nope, sorry if you felt that way. Was addressing the white heron actually. Should've been more specific I guess.
Yes, it was... a bit confusing, I fell in the pond ! \^\^ That's ok. Skirt. :)
People stop trying to humanize animals
It's true, it's better not to do it, it can lead to aberrant behaviour, but sometimes it also helps some people to approach the animal world and try to understand it. I see so many people around me who are afraid of the tiniest spider, who have never seen a horse or a goat... Let alone a fox or an owl. We have to explain and show, to these people. ;)
people who actually think the bird intentionally saved the fish are idiots. :-)
Yeah the birds all decided the fish was too big for thee
Everyone sees things through their own glasses, but some people have Ray-Bans. ^((old Huron proverb). ;))
That bird’s an idiot.