Comments by "ChineseKiwi" (@ChineseKiwi) on "Casual Geographic" channel.

@sytritewarum5720 that's one thing, but the peregrine falcon diving down, grabbing the rock pigeon and flying off with it is another sight all together. And the locals know exactly why but still are shocked in the 'Mother Nature is f*cked up' way and tourists are just mega confused LOL. Oh yeah, and randomly see a mostly eaten bird carcass on the sidewalk or a random bird carcass falling from the sky just in front of you (seen both here) is always fun.
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Yes, until you know the CBD and one specific building is a known peregrine falcon breeding place, and therefore you see a rock pigeon get 'taken out' by one of those peregrine falcons for lunch, right in front of your eyes. This is the Melbourne, Australia's CBD and the building is located at 367 Collins Street. Mother Nature being brutal was reinforced that day.
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@sytritewarum5720 Also I remember a mother having to explain to her kid what just happened when the peregrine falcon wanted lunch and therefore the kid's first introduction to Mother Nature LOL
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0:47 - If you are in New Zealand as a tourist, go to Ohau Point to see these sealions, particularly close to breeding season and see a lot of fights between the males LOL
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"It actually makes sense they represent America, they're intimidating until they open their mouth and they're a mess inside" HOLY...SO GOOD LOLOLOLOLOLOL
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3:35 "They live in Satan's cooler and still find love and yet here you are watching this video alone in bed" CUTTING DEEP!!! Why savage me like this!? :(
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My food got stolen by a kea while in NZ! They are very opportunistic and will scout you until you turn around HAHAHA. There's is a food stop near Arthur's Pass, where many kea are and there is a very clear sign stating to watch your food and if it gets stolen by kea, there are no refunds, which is fair enough HA! They literally camp on the side of the road and around that food place because they know humans with food will show up. They are VERY smart and like other birds, will teach other kea their ways too.
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