Try Looking At These Animal Fails Without Laughing

Parrot on its head

Polly want a cracker or does Polly want some stitches? This is called karma for talking back all the time. How does a bird even end up on its head like that when they can fly? Did he or she forget how to flap its wings or get too lazy in the process?

“The time has come where I must teach myself how to walk down a flight of stairs. I see the humans do it every day and they make it look so easy, so it must not be that hard. Squawk! This is harder than I thought! Why did I do this?”

When your lunch fights back

In this scenario, we hope that the prey is the snake and not the other way around. That would be one bold snake if so. This bird was hungry and happened to choose the feistiest snake in the field. There is one other theory and that is the snake has some sort of control over the bird and is making it travel long distances for it.

“Okay I’ll wait until it gets in perfect range then I shall lunge onto its beak. Finally, I can now travel to see my long lost brother at Imagination Lake. I hope he is ready for my presence.”