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My neighbor almost went to the store, but he fell off the bike.

My dog wants to escape after we left home, and my neighbor catch the moment.

A rooster doesn’t just provide fertilization services to the hens in the brood. He also serves as a guard and defender against perceived and actual danger. A rooster will jump and claw at the eyes of any menace that comes his way and usually they are right to do so. But this Brahma rooster is obviously very irritated by the shade of blue that those Crocs are sporting, so he wanted that turquoise out of there! A person named Nagy Áron shared this video with us, with the caption: “The rooster from my father’s courtyard is very aggressive, and every time I go to visit them he is waiting for me. The older rooster (chief of the courtyard) is helping me every time when he observer that I’m attacked by the Brahma. If you watch the video until the end, you can see a nice acrobatic show how Brahma is turning 360 degrees and walking away.” The <a href="https://rumble.com/v4l7v3-angry-rooster-fights-his-own-reflection-in-mirror.html" target="_blank">angry rooster</a> obviously finds Crocs as disgusting as we do, so whenever the shoe is being waved in front of him, he jumps and claws at it, probably desperate to have it removed and tossed away. Sure, they are comfy and can keep you warm in the winter, but come on. Some decency, please! The <a href="https://rumble.com/v39u37-brahma-chickens-strut-their-stuff-on-the-farm.html" target="_blank">Brahma</a> is a large breed of chicken developed in the US from very large birds imported from Shanghai. The Brahma was the principal meat breed in the US from the 1850s until about the 1930s.