INCREDIBLE Moment Brave Little Bird Caught Stealing Fur Straight From A Snoozing Fox
Birds are scared of foxes, so they often try their best to avoid them. But this little black-crested titmouse is a different case entirely. Not only does she approach the fox, but she also tries to cozy and relax on his soft fur. It is clear that it's worth the risk when it comes to comfort.
"Turns out this is what she was thinking: "This is a very furry fox. Fox fur makes a nice, soft nest lining. Surely this fox doesn't need all his fur? Summer is coming, after all. Surely he won't mind if I take some?". And that's what she did. Once she'd established that the fox wasn't going to kill her, she went to work plucking out fur and the fox let her do it! We were astonished. She hopped around on the fox's back, harvested a beakful of fur, and took off with it. She was back the next day for more."
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What does the titmouse want exactly? Turns out, as Texas Backyard Wildlife explains, she's actually there to steal the fox's fur:"Turns out this is what she was thinking: "This is a very furry fox. Fox fur makes a nice, soft nest lining. Surely this fox doesn't need all his fur? Summer is coming, after all. Surely he won't mind if I take some?". And that's what she did. Once she'd established that the fox wasn't going to kill her, she went to work plucking out fur and the fox let her do it! We were astonished. She hopped around on the fox's back, harvested a beakful of fur, and took off with it. She was back the next day for more."
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