Animals like alcohol as much as humans do.
[video=youtube;pmnzIhbX2bg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmnzIhbX2bg[/video]
[QUOTE=Chronische;43174842]Animals like alcohol as much as humans do.
[video=youtube;pmnzIhbX2bg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmnzIhbX2bg[/video][/QUOTE]
Their organs don't. It could actually end up killing an animal, depending on the type.
And the crow died of alcohol poisoning a few hours later.
And the crow had a really bad hangover a few hours later.
it was just drinking wine i doubt it got sick, but idk i'm not an expert on how bird bodies handle alcohol
"Alcohol depresses the organ systems of birds and can be fatal."
rip lil buddy
[QUOTE=nerdster409;43175146]And the crow had a really bad hangover a few hours later.[/QUOTE]
I don't exactly know the abv of that drink, but alcohol is pretty damaging to birds, so I'm going to say it died within the day.
The alcohol itself isn't massively dangerous, but if you think driniking and driving is bad, try drinking and flying.
During the late summer birds here get ripped shit on fermenting mountain ash berries, and they fly into windows in their drunken stupor.
Why can't the crows around here look like that?
Edit: Seriously, hooded crows look awesome.
[QUOTE=Jeep-Eep;43176458]Why can't the crows around here look like that?
Edit: Seriously, hooded crows look awesome.[/QUOTE]
Not adapted for the environment, plus it evolved on another continent.
But Magpies are the bomb, so who cares about hooded crows.
[t]http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01812/Magpie_1812619c.jpg[/t]
Know your limits.
[QUOTE=Maksim;43175427]"Alcohol depresses the organ systems of birds and can be fatal."
rip lil buddy[/QUOTE]
Alcohol depresses the organ systems of humans and can be fatal.
[editline]13th December 2013[/editline]
Ethanol fermentation is a naturally occurring process in any fruit
It doesn't just kill random fruit-eating animals outright
[QUOTE=Godzilla;43178166]Alcohol depresses the organ systems of humans and can be fatal.
[editline]13th December 2013[/editline]
Ethanol fermentation is a naturally occurring process in any fruit
It doesn't just kill random fruit-eating animals outright[/QUOTE]
The Rainbow Lorikeets here in Australia seem to get drunk all the time where I live, the fruit on the trees that they eat has fermented nectar and they can be seen fighting and stagging around/drunkenly flying, it's fucking hilarious tbh.
Here's an [URL="http://www.australiangeographic.com.au/journal/drunk-animals-inebriation-in-the-wild.htm"]article[/URL] on it!
nobody read Russel Crowe? :(
[QUOTE=glitchvid;43176502]Not adapted for the environment, plus it evolved on another continent.
But Magpies are the bomb, so who cares about hooded crows.
[t]http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01812/Magpie_1812619c.jpg[/t][/QUOTE]
Hooded crows are better. There was this one hooded crow that lived in our parents yard when I was younger. It didn't fear humans too much and I fed it by hand every now and then. Then one day, I was stretching my arms outside and it landed on my outstretched arm like a fucking parrot. I was outside in the summer with my sister and her friends so we just kind of stood there, staring at it while it stared back. I muttered something like "Fucking lord of crows" and it flew away. :v:
[QUOTE=Mosquito;43179215]nobody read Russel Crowe? :([/QUOTE]
how drunk are you
[QUOTE=Chronische;43174842]Animals like alcohol as much as humans do.
[video=youtube;pmnzIhbX2bg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmnzIhbX2bg[/video][/QUOTE]
In the related vids:
[video=youtube;-LwQ0ZiTYkQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LwQ0ZiTYkQ[/video]
1:52 - "dude I'm so baked right now"
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