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anyone have an idea of how many ticks a single crow will eat?

I am curious, what is more attractive to the crow: the tick itself or the blood inside of the tick?

Aku sangat menikmati dari video 1-4 Terima kasih Baru tahu kangaroos / wallabi dapat mempunyai parasit yang menempel

all my homies hate ticks

Funny how nature works

His ear was so torn up and bloody from the ticks that it got on the camera at the end😢

a sia cuervo come garrapata ciervo

Dam. 😳

Ive seen deer covered with ticks. I was expecting the crows to peck out the kangaroos eyes..

First tick feels like munching a apple

Nature is beautiful, mosquitoes and ticks are literal demons sent from the devil that are basically only here to suck out our life juices! Yay!

These Crows are heroes

Wallaby: What have I done deserve to deserve such kindness? Crow: Am hungry. Starving. Famished

Mmmm. Blood sausage.

Excellent tick removal service!

The dude on the left is like : "First time?"

🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

It is strange that none of the crows are affected by ticks. When the bag full of ticks are separated from the kangaroo, they spread immediately, but they do not involve the crows. Surprise!!😮

It is strange that none of the crows are affected by ticks. When the bag full of ticks are separated from the kangaroo, they spread immediately, but they do not involve the crows. Surprise!!😮

It is strange that none of the crows are affected by ticks. When the bag full of ticks are separated from the kangaroo, they spread immediately, but they do not involve the crows. Surprise!!😮

It is strange that none of the crows are affected by ticks. When the bag full of ticks are separated from the kangaroo, they spread immediately, but they do not involve the crows. Surprise!!😮

It is strange that none of the crows are affected by ticks. When the bag full of ticks are separated from the kangaroo, they spread immediately, but they do not involve the crows. Surprise!!😮

Good grief, the density of flying insects is awful. No offense, but I'm not envious at all.

Is Ross’s wife have an Facebook page? I am so sorry for your loss of your beloved husband. I just came across the post of his passing tonight. What a legacy he left behind and phenomenal footage of what he was so passionate about. My deepest condolences again for your loss, to his entire family and friends.

Parasites like ticks and fleas are truly the most evil of bugs.

it looks so traumtized at the end too😭

The cow is like hey these are mine

That Crow learned from Gon in HXH.

Hideous looking ticks, the wallaby must be very hardy and tough.

nature is so amazing

Love watching the shanigans at the water hole.

Crows being bros

The fact that crows knows that this makes them scared that one of the crows developed a technique that he goes slowly but firmly so he can get it is beyond and above.

GYAT DAYUM

Did you see how beautiful those birds were @4:25 ..? They're called: _"Rosella Golden Mental"_

I’m itchy watching this

After instgram reel

You know I didn’t really think of this but these animals are so fascinating. Something about the way the wallabies behave is really cool to me. I don’t live around these animals so I’ve never really seen them this close. And we all know crows are incredibly smart. And their aim is really impressive. I mean they almost never miss. And just the fact that they’re essentially just eating little sacks of wallaby blood is so wild to me.

Olha o tamanho desse carrapatos

Kangaroo detailing spot

ダニ🕷は動物達を苦しめます 鳥🦜さん頑張って👍👍 有難う🙏

Nature ❤

All fun and games until the crows go too far and start picking at it's flesh...

We humans are weird

Dingos probably are the reason why there are little to no wild dogs or feral dogs in Australia. They likely out compete or even hunt them. Without Dingos feral dogs will probably spike causing the exact change in language that legislation is suppose to prevent.

Crows got a good deal here. Hang out by water and get brought tasty bugs.

look at Gods creation , perfect

Disgusting but oddly satisfying

Gosh. In Africa most of the animals that cannot groom themselves rely on birds who will stand on them and remove these little critters.

Jurassic ticks