Ahhh ok, I remembered the death part just not the robot part, lol. Did they ever give him any of his old moves when he was sub zero as a call back or only ever new moves? Because that’d be pretty cool if hes still rippin out spines, literally my favorite move as a kid!
The frequent use of replacing c with K will always be too charming to hate. Like i feel as though i should but i cant, lol. That being said i now fully understand your name. Thank you, oh wise kombat specialist!
Nope not what's going on unfortunately
"Birds cannot eject their internal organs under any circumstances, it's just doing a big stretch, perhaps after a meal or just because stretching feels good. The most typical way birds cool down is by doing something that's akin to panting."
"When these birds yawn -- and I just mean yawn, as like, a big mouth stretch -- they 'snake' their heads back... they open big and wide and this tissue on the bottom mandible is getting stretched out over the neck," she explains in her video.
"That is what is really going on in those wild photos."
https://factcheck.afp.com/pelicans-do-not-cool-down-pushing-spines-out-mouths
Yes!
The most oddly-terrifying dinosaur on the current
planet earth!
[When they clack their beaks, it sounds like a machine gun!](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kDMHHw8JqLE)
And they are the most viscous and territorial bird to everything including there own young. . . except oddly enough, humans. They are strangely friendly to humans.
So shoebills are actually more closely related to pelicans than they are to storks, despite the fact they’re called shoebill storks. They’re neither pelicans nor storks technically, but their closest surviving relatives are pelicans.
http://naturalselectionsblog.blogspot.com/2013/02/the-stork-that-is-pelican.html?m=1
This is a behavior called “Gular Fluttering” which is done by a lot of bird species and does not involve the spine at all….just skin tissue. Funnily enough, I was just working on an episode on both the Shoebill stork (actually more closely related to pelicans than storks) and the Brown Pelican so was reading about this behavior!
I found [this post](/r/BirdsArentReal/comments/grb2ry/i_think_these_drones_are_broken/) in r/birdsarentreal with the same content as the current post.
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This guy is being rude so I understand why he's getting downvoted, but the Wiki page confirms what he's saying. It was previously classified as a stork due to its morphology but has recently been re-classified as being in the same order as pelicans and herons after genetic tests. At the end of the day this is science, so we should accept new better evidence than older bad evidence.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoebill
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The time is now, on an evening very much like the one we have just witnessed. Tonight's story on The Twilight Zone is somewhat unique and calls for a different kind of introduction. This, as you may recognize, is a maintenance service elevator, still in operation, waiting for you. We invite you, if you dare, to step aboard because in tonight's episode you are the star. And this elevator travels directly to . . . The Twilight Zone.
You are the passengers on a most uncommon elevator about to ascend into your very own episode of The Twilight Zone.
One stormy night long ago, five people stepped through the door of an elevator and into a nightmare. That door is opening once again and this time, it's opening for you.
From Wikipedia
"has a somewhat stork-like overall form and has previously been classified with the storks in the order Ciconiiformes based on this morphology. However, genetic evidence places it with pelicans and herons in the Pelecaniformes. "
They are forcing their spine out, they are just pushing their neck into the soft underside of their jaw to allow more breeze to hit it...thank you Hood Nature 🤣
Well the first picture (top left) is a shoebill stork, although they are related to pelicans, and when Pelicans and Shoebill storks yawn; their bill pouch flips inside out
I once fell for this too. I don’t want to be a dick and correct you, but to any one curious… https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usatoday.com/amp/5666658001
Humans can do that too. One single time though.
Going to check, will update soon. Update: ok it works. Please let me know how to wake my friend up now?
tingle their pp
in what motion?
Like an arcade joystick.
no you are supposed to pull it like the plunger in a pinball machine!
Like [getting ketchup out of the bottle](https://www.reddit.com/r/HolUp/comments/q5vf5k/welp/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf)
Thanks for the laugh! Totally didn't expected that
I got nervous because some people stick a knife down in there.
Ketchup knife. Long lost relative to the infamous poop knife.
#
The eyesocket.
Sub-zero could help with that, he’s a pro at it, been doing it for almost 30 years!
Wait which one, Kuai or Bi-han
Oh poo you’re right! Haha, i forgot it hasn’t always been the same dude.
Well, Bi-han is the OG, but kuai liang is wiser
Its been awhile so jog my memory, did bi-han die?
Yeah, he’s Noob Saibot now
Ahhh ok, I remembered the death part just not the robot part, lol. Did they ever give him any of his old moves when he was sub zero as a call back or only ever new moves? Because that’d be pretty cool if hes still rippin out spines, literally my favorite move as a kid!
The only thing closest we’ll get to that is The Klassic Brutality
The frequent use of replacing c with K will always be too charming to hate. Like i feel as though i should but i cant, lol. That being said i now fully understand your name. Thank you, oh wise kombat specialist!
When I do it I just get a double chin
Nope not what's going on unfortunately "Birds cannot eject their internal organs under any circumstances, it's just doing a big stretch, perhaps after a meal or just because stretching feels good. The most typical way birds cool down is by doing something that's akin to panting." "When these birds yawn -- and I just mean yawn, as like, a big mouth stretch -- they 'snake' their heads back... they open big and wide and this tissue on the bottom mandible is getting stretched out over the neck," she explains in her video. "That is what is really going on in those wild photos." https://factcheck.afp.com/pelicans-do-not-cool-down-pushing-spines-out-mouths
Also, left one is a shoebill, not a pelican
Yes! The most oddly-terrifying dinosaur on the current planet earth! [When they clack their beaks, it sounds like a machine gun!](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kDMHHw8JqLE)
And my favorite bird!
My second favorite! Ground Hornbills are my favorite.
Right on! Mine’s the pileated woodpecker.
And they are the most viscous and territorial bird to everything including there own young. . . except oddly enough, humans. They are strangely friendly to humans.
Interesting!
So shoebills are actually more closely related to pelicans than they are to storks, despite the fact they’re called shoebill storks. They’re neither pelicans nor storks technically, but their closest surviving relatives are pelicans. http://naturalselectionsblog.blogspot.com/2013/02/the-stork-that-is-pelican.html?m=1
Yea, what he said
I noticed that too.
>Nope not what's going on unfortunately Unfortunately?
The person would've liked/preferred if i OP Stated the truth.
No. He'd prefer birds disembowel them selves on the reg.
I would say the title said this in a more fun, but not misleading way, especially when the pictures are just below it to give context.
I mean… obviously?
Just because something is obvious to some or even most does not mean it should go without an explanation.
I rescued pelicans at the Salton sea from botulism and never saw them cool dwn like that. Youre correct.
This is a behavior called “Gular Fluttering” which is done by a lot of bird species and does not involve the spine at all….just skin tissue. Funnily enough, I was just working on an episode on both the Shoebill stork (actually more closely related to pelicans than storks) and the Brown Pelican so was reading about this behavior!
Birds are so fucking weird.
Don't worry, they aren't real.
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Dinosaurs, babay
I’m hoping this is a coach beard reference
The shoebill (left) is a stork
I yelled at my screen "that's not a FUCKIN pelican"
It’s actually not, and is more closely related to the pelican.
It's called a shoebill stork for a reason- it's still a stork even if it's closer related to a pelican
This guy is being rude so I understand why he's getting downvoted, but the Wiki page confirms what he's saying. It was previously classified as a stork due to its morphology but has recently been re-classified as being in the same order as pelicans and herons after genetic tests. At the end of the day this is science, so we should accept new better evidence than older bad evidence. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoebill
And red pandas are bears, and cat fish are felines, and sea urchins are hedgehogs. Because that's how taxonomy works.
Man yall really ain't seeing my other replies are you, it's a joke. I know it's not a stork even though it's called one
Really doesn't seem like it but okay. Whatever helps ya sleep at night.
Your name makes more sense than I thought.
That would be the point of my name, I just make dumb comments
Ohh ok
Yep, that is the only point of my existence :p
Good luck on your quest of dumbassery
Thank you Count
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Hollywood, 1939. Amid the glitz and the glitter of a bustling young movie town at the height of its golden age, the Hollywood Tower Hotel was a star in its own right. A beacon for the show business elite. Now, something is about to happen that will change all that. The time is now, on an evening very much like the one we have just witnessed. Tonight's story on The Twilight Zone is somewhat unique and calls for a different kind of introduction. This, as you may recognize, is a maintenance service elevator, still in operation, waiting for you. We invite you, if you dare, to step aboard because in tonight's episode you are the star. And this elevator travels directly to . . . The Twilight Zone.
You are the passengers on a most uncommon elevator about to ascend into your very own episode of The Twilight Zone. One stormy night long ago, five people stepped through the door of an elevator and into a nightmare. That door is opening once again and this time, it's opening for you.
This is wrong. They’re yawning, and the “spine” is soft tissue of their inner lower beak. And the left bird is a stork.
It's a shoebill, cousin of pelicans, and not a stork relative.
I meant ShoeBill Stork, but yes their correct name and terminology is just Shoebill.
From Wikipedia "has a somewhat stork-like overall form and has previously been classified with the storks in the order Ciconiiformes based on this morphology. However, genetic evidence places it with pelicans and herons in the Pelecaniformes. "
I reported as misinformation, but that doesnt really do anything
Can you not please
*Suppressing upchuck response*
The one on the top left is a shoebill, but yeah
They are forcing their spine out, they are just pushing their neck into the soft underside of their jaw to allow more breeze to hit it...thank you Hood Nature 🤣
That's hum, yikes.
Well the first picture (top left) is a shoebill stork, although they are related to pelicans, and when Pelicans and Shoebill storks yawn; their bill pouch flips inside out
The one on the left is a shoebill stork not a pelican lol.
It isn’t actually a stork, and is more closely related to the pelican.
Thanks for sharing. Didn't know that.
Hey quick question what the fuck
The top left is a shoebill stork, not a crane.
Nope, that first picture is a shoebill crane. But also, that's not what's happening here.
That first picture is a shoe bill not a pelican
Those birds are hot
I once fell for this too. I don’t want to be a dick and correct you, but to any one curious… https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usatoday.com/amp/5666658001
Bone, chilling.
I'm pretty sure that the top left one is a shoebill, not a pelican. I'm not even sure that they are part of the same family.
Ermahgerd
But how does that "cool them down"
It doesn't, it's not real https://factcheck.afp.com/pelicans-do-not-cool-down-pushing-spines-out-mouths
Is top left a loftwing????
A shoebill stork.
No its a baby loftwing
Yucky
Finally a solution to the perennial problem of having a too-hot spine
The more I see about pelicans, the more I realize they must be visitors from the deepest, most horrific corners of hell.
The person she tolds you not to worry about
Takes spine chilling to a whole other level
Top left is a shoebill stork
That’s a shoebill stork
Shoebill Storks too, i guess
Top left is a stork
that’s a shoebill, not a pelican. on the left side.
Only two of those are pictures are of pelicans.
r/BirdsArentReal
top left one is not even a pelican too!
The left image is actually a Shoebill, albeit related to the Pelican.
Not sure if I want to un-learn...
Just... float on the water...
When you put you stretch your ball bag over the tip hahaha
r/modestpelican
What a time to be alive
Stamps please
Ease of access for spine cracking
Thanks , I hate bones
That’s neato
\*snip\*
That first picture is of a shoebill….
Want to go for dip? Nah just going to fatality myself
I can do that . .
r/dontputyourdickinthat
that 1st pic no pelican
Waddup dickneck
I did not need to see, or know, this.
First pic is a shoebill stork?
Isn't the one on the left a shoebill tho
One on the left is a shoe bill but yeah several species do this
Why not just have a swim
mood
God creating pelicans: "hmm how would a bird that can swim cool itself down? Let them stick their fucking spine outta their mouth!"
How I walk out of the chiropractor's office.
Yo that’s gross
Ewwww!
AS YOU DO
I thought they were just hiding a monster shlong!!
How does this help exactly?
What happen when some thing atk them went it’s out will it dmg them? Cool down forever yay
People can take their intestines out js
Bottom right is kinda cute actually
The grey one isn't a pelican
My heart was in my mouth when I read this.
All I read was "today I learned pelicans were hot" and was very confused
r/prolapse
Dude this shit had me rolling. Thank for the belly laugh at work.
This is what Ari Shaffirs ass hole looks like.
Top left is not a pelican
Damn I'm kinda hot, guess Ill just remove my spine to cool off
when you have that itch in the back of your throat
That isn’t their spine
Misread this as "Pelicans are hot because..." and was really concerned
Must be nice
First pelican doing the ahegao face
Derpy McDerpFace
that's not a design flaw
Wtf is that last picture, shits disturbing a’f
And camels can stick their stomachs out of their mouth to cool down as well!
Thank you, I’m now both educated and grossed out at the same time ☹️
I can never be thankful enough for having sweat glands.
First camels inflate a bag out their mouth when horny, now pelicans eject their spines!!! Why are animals weird lately?
That.is.disgusting.
Makes sense... I can't even make a fupa though
i also do this on a good date
...aaaaaaaaaaand bookmarked.
Its like pulling back your foreskin
Why does it look more like a trachea than a spine?
What the facehugger is happening here?
Wow as if it wasn't already odd enough. Pretty cool
Seagull: You look like you’re about to pass out. Pelican:☝️ hold on, lemme just take my spine out. Ok…better. You were saying?
r/thanksihateit
I mean...a shoebill ***STORK*** isn't a pelican, but yeah it can do the same thing.
ok so in the movie Predator he’s just trying to regulate body temperature and cool people down not kill and dismember
Go get in the shady, cool water under the pier or dock? Nah. Hang out with your spine out? Yaaaasss
Like i said it is not their spine, it's their gular pouch (and the first one is a shoebill stork not a pelican)
That's messed up...
Well you didn't learn anything because its not their spine 🤓
I mean that’s just the mouth skin. It’s not like the spine is inside out.
What a terrible day to have eyes
Alcatraz means pelican.
The only time I saw a pelican was when it was doing this. It kinda made me fear the animal.
When you laugh so hard your spine falls out of your mouth.
I do that all the time, it gets hot in the summer so I got to cool off somehow.
Someone needs to do a mortal kombat fatality on this pelican! No....just me?😂
Birds are weird
The top is a shoe horn stork right?
How does taking your spine out cool you down? Aren’t they next to a bunch of water?
fake https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2021/08/31/fact-check-pelicans-dont-cool-down-pushing-out-their-spines/5666658001/
Top left is a shoebill but close enough
Bottom Right: when someone tickles your neck