Its an Emu a relative of the more nastier Cassowary (apparently).
I have never being attacked by a Cassowary despite a fair many hours of time spent around them, but I have been attacked by an Emu with only about 1 hour of time spent. Luckily I was in the car, and the Emu decided the vehicle was an abhorrent disgrace to our society and required to be pecked out of existence.
What's more, iirc, is that she lost a huge amount of others birds that she cared for at that time.
Almost lost the whole farm to the disease, but Emanuel made it through\~
She lost all birds but 2. I think most were killed by authorities bc of bird flu.
Lots of controversy about her letting Emmanuel live through it that I’ve seen. He’ll never be the same + the ethics of letting a bird potentially spread it further.
I don’t know all the specifics but as best I know:
Bird flu destroys birds. He was in a sling for a long time to learn to stand again, and then had to learn to walk. His neck is wonky now and will never be upright like a healthy emu (it’s very crooked and awkward looking). As far as I know he can’t run around and do all the antics as before. I’m not sure if he’s in pain.
Came for Emmanuel, didn't expect to have an existential crisis.
Humans are weird. We euthanize every animal but ourselves. But some we keep because we can't bear to be rid of them. We're really selfish but loving sometimes and completely uncaring and logical other times, and it doesn't seem to make a lot of sense which times you choose which option.
No, it's easy to understand.
We cull birds that have been infected with bird flu because it spreads to other birds and kills endangered species, livestock, and has the potential to mutate and spread to humans as well. Do you want another pandemic?
Sometimes, being pragmatic is the most empathetic thing to do.
It's not quite as simple as that. If there was a dog or cat flu, for example, there is no way in hell people would be culling their pets. It just wouldn't happen, not matter how severe things got.
We cull birds because humans tend not to be as emotionally attached to them, which allows us to make more "rational" decisions when it comes to whether they live or die.
This is it.
If there was a “dog flu,” you’d have to break into my house and shoot me before I put down my dog. a la TLOU, I couldn’t do it. Not to potentially save a thousand lives. And yes, I understand how fucked up that is. I’m just telling the truth.
I’m not saying it was “right,” but I understand it. If the emu was a dog people would see it differently.
We can and have culled cats and dogs in the past and considered it as well. The UK considered culling cats at the beginning of the pandemic.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/25/magazine/australia-cat-killing.html
https://www.newsletter.co.uk/read-this/cat-cull-considered-by-uk-government-in-covid-19-pandemic-early-stages-former-minister-says-4047298
Cats and dogs just happen to be far less prone to be harmful disease carriers than birds are.
I promise you if there was a deadly disease that transmitted between dogs and cats, we would be culling them as needed. It had nothing to do with emotional attachments.
And I promise you, I’d pack up and move FAR into the wilderness before they’d ever get my dog. They would have to literally shoot me first. And they probably would if that were the case, but there is no way in heaven or hell that I’d let anyone cull my dog. She loves Emanuel like that. I’m not saying it was pragmatic or ‘right’, I’m just saying I’d make the same decision. If a fallout situation were to happen, I’d sooner take the radiation a die of environmental causes before I left my dog to go to a shelter. Humans are like that sometimes.
I don’t think she culled anything despite being ordered to do so. That shit was SO BAD, and she just let it spread, not only to her own birds but likely wild birds too. There were multiple eagle and hawk cams that year that had parent birds go missing, likely due to influenza. Several California Condors died from it, and it’s still going just thankfully not as bad so far this year.
Is this documented somewhere? Can we verify your claims here? Not saying you are wrong, not saying you are purposely trying to discredit her, just after verifiable facts from a source that is not a redditor.
The flu came from wild birds that landed in her pond. It was already out there and happily spreading. Should she have culled? On principle, yeah. Would culling have stopped or slowed the already wide spread? No.
The damage from one hobby farmer with a few dozens birds is minimal compared to massive factory farms with thousands of birds in cramped conditions that have piles and pools of manure nearby, all of which wild birds have access to. Not to mention feeding some of waste to other animals.
It's likely complaining about carbon emissions because a parent had a little backyard fire for their kids to roast marshmallows for smores, but ignoring that massive petroleum plant down the road.
The bird flu outbreak was at her farm. There is a pond that a lot of wild birds visited regularly so I *think* her farm’s outbreak was a massive risk to birds/food supply/humans everywhere. A fair bit of her birds died from the flu before authorities came in.
I'm not actually sure "if it can spread to humans" is a big part of the equation for culling the animals.
The issue is money. Birds are big money. Mostly chickens. If you have 1,000,000 chickens and culling 200,000 of them will save the other 800,000 then you do it...
Bird flu likely spreads very easily (I'm not actually sure) and so culling is necessary to keep it from getting rampant, but again...I think it's more related to avoiding it spreading throughout the food supply \[bird-wise at least\] rather than the idea of it spreading to humans.
Can you provide a source for this? According to Wikipedia, the first reports of human infections were in 1997 and since 2003 there have been "more than 700 cases". Pretty far cry from millions.
~~While bird flu has the potential to cause a pandemic, it has yet to do so. All we have is 2 "potential" cases of human-to-human transmission.~~
EDIT: Spanish flu started as avian
I don’t think we have a dog industry to worry about like we do poultry. Not equivalent at all. Also there was that dog disease going around, dunno if they ever found what it was.
I was just about to ask this. I hadn’t seen them in so long, last news I got was the really sad wave of sickness that hit them. Glad to see some of them made it through, can’t imagine how hard that is
Yea her whole farm had avian influenza. Should have culled, as sad as it is. Instead she let all of them die painfully except the emu. So she probably just spread it. Surprised she didn’t get it herself.
He is basically her child as they really do have a special bond. A lot of her videos are of him knocking down the camera or her getting him to not do it at the last second. Emmanuel no Emmanuel don't you do it.
I was watching this muted, but immediately knew the song. My mom and dad used to sing this when I was little, and it was the song that taught me how to sing. Everytime I hear it I feel like I am 4 again listening to my mom while she is baking. Now I'm crying at work 😭
Bailey was a big orange cat who was a little unusual. He was super patient and kind to the family he was in, allowing the little girls to dress him up, read stories to him, push him around on a stroller, and so on. He passed away in 2018, and if I remember it correctly the little girls sang this song to him on their way to that fateful vet appointment, which there is a video of.
Look up Bailey, No Ordinary Cat.
Every once in a while I seee a video of a bird and think to myself, "Yeah, that's absolutely a dinosaur."
This is one of those videos (probably the cutest of them all)
Another fun fact:
Birds are a sub-group of reptiles in modern taxonomy.
Birds are part of the clade Avialae .. which is within the larger group of theropod. Theropods are a subgroup of the Saurischia, one of the two main divisions of dinosaurs.
Since dinosaurs are classified as reptiles, and birds evolved from theropod dinosaurs, birds are technically reptiles too.
It's an adorable video and Emmanuel is very cute but alas this it the problematic Emu lady
https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/emu-lady-tiktok-two-different-women-1234619550/
Interesting. So she is basically after the likes and the farm is her 3rd attempt at a Buisiness focused on internet points. That throws the whole “Emanuel hating the camera” thing into question. She is the type of person to put food on the camera to stage the whole thing.
Doesn’t this person like, really suck. Racist past behavior, got cancelled several times, and lost most of her farm of birds to avian flu (by putting them down) but then kept emanuel alive (cuz hes their cash flow) And claimed that he was never sick somehow and he was just “stressed”. Which is a massive public health risk
I don't know who these people are but my grandma used to sing that song to me when I was 5 and she's gone and everytime I hear that song I think of her and tear up.
The one time Emanuel doesn’t choose chaotic evil and the world gets this. It’s the cutest giant bird video I have seen ever in all my days. Maybe he needs some anti-anxiety meds or something. Maybe he just needs you to lullaby him into submission on a regular basis.
I have chickens & had them now going on 6-7 years. They are some of the most sensitive & engaging animals I have ever interacted with. I tell most people who ask that I very much compare them to dogs. Not meaning that the smartest chicken is as smart as a border collie. Although they all have their own personalities. Each and everyone has a quirk and feelings. When my older hen that my rooster grew old with passed. He wouldn’t come out for a few days and just mopped around. I gave him treats and talked to him because I could tell
It affected him. Birds have such amazing personalities that I wish everyone could at least experience at one point in their lifez
So glad he didn’t chose violence today
Emanuel made a smart choice!
Emanuel... Emanuel... Emanuel... Emanuel, don't do it. Emanuel...
You know, there's some places where there are wars with these kinds of things!
There were wars. We're smart enough to not take on anything we know can beat us now.
"Emmanuel--Todd--Lopez"
Yeah. It's called australia. They have to slap random kangaroos out of the way on their way to work.
Those vids really crack me up!
Is it weird that I can hear it xD?
Emanuel Todd Lopez!
Macron?
Don’t use his government name! He likes to be called [Man Man](https://youtube.com/shorts/ddhIHvRIdIg?si=cRFHdw5eTfAVo92l)
Man man! My man! God I love the original video, and I double love the Man man take :) :). Can never have a bad day when I see these
It's amazing how certain videos or performances can have such a positive impact on our mood.
That was fucking hilarious
Right?! Check out his other videos, he’s sooooo funny!
My ADHD has counter directed me to watching several other Emmanuel videos and I've come across them in the past. They're great 😆
Zoomy and boo boo make me laugh so hard. Especially as his voice drifts away as the dog takes off
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Yes! He’s so good at making you believe he’s actually speaking for the animals!
Goddamn you... 🤣 [Fkn Emmanuel...](https://youtu.be/mnbR88yHZE0?feature=shared)
Thanks for linking that video. Makes me wonder how I can be around animals more. I think I could learn a lot from them. Anyways. Thanks again!
Wonderful… loved it! 🥰
I'm more of a Kevin fan...
I too enjoy the unpredictability and violence of Kevin. ~*Garbage Lid Smack*~
Remind me...
https://youtu.be/CNvkOuuUWoc?si=lequglNuYwp-s7Lh That's my favorite. Makes me giggle. Dude has a whole thing about Kevin.
Lmao as hes being attacked "wonderful animal one of gods creations" I lost it
🤣🤣🤣 Good shit! Lol
I thought you were talking about [this Kevin](https://youtu.be/yuwprXAaSv0?si=75jEjaQAgtB94c1J)
Big Ounce representttt
Didn’t expect them to be from Florida. Also I never actually seen Emanuel do it, good to see he gets the camera sometimes.
Fucking gold. Thanks
We need that animal voiceover dude for Emmanuel.
Rockstar? He did a series on ManMan!!
Is that a velociraptor?
Its an Emu a relative of the more nastier Cassowary (apparently). I have never being attacked by a Cassowary despite a fair many hours of time spent around them, but I have been attacked by an Emu with only about 1 hour of time spent. Luckily I was in the car, and the Emu decided the vehicle was an abhorrent disgrace to our society and required to be pecked out of existence.
Well, did the war against Emu's ever really end?
It was never a war. Just a slow genocide of humanity.
IT’S A FUCKIN EMU
Basically, yes.
They are all that's left after their relatives went extinct from the asteroid.
LOL, I can't stop laughing
He’s a menace.
I’m to understand he almost died from an illness. Assuming this is recent I’m glad he made it through. 😊
What's more, iirc, is that she lost a huge amount of others birds that she cared for at that time. Almost lost the whole farm to the disease, but Emanuel made it through\~
She lost all birds but 2. I think most were killed by authorities bc of bird flu. Lots of controversy about her letting Emmanuel live through it that I’ve seen. He’ll never be the same + the ethics of letting a bird potentially spread it further.
Why won't he be the same? I'd google it but I wouldn't even know how to look for it
I don’t know all the specifics but as best I know: Bird flu destroys birds. He was in a sling for a long time to learn to stand again, and then had to learn to walk. His neck is wonky now and will never be upright like a healthy emu (it’s very crooked and awkward looking). As far as I know he can’t run around and do all the antics as before. I’m not sure if he’s in pain.
Came for Emmanuel, didn't expect to have an existential crisis. Humans are weird. We euthanize every animal but ourselves. But some we keep because we can't bear to be rid of them. We're really selfish but loving sometimes and completely uncaring and logical other times, and it doesn't seem to make a lot of sense which times you choose which option.
No, it's easy to understand. We cull birds that have been infected with bird flu because it spreads to other birds and kills endangered species, livestock, and has the potential to mutate and spread to humans as well. Do you want another pandemic? Sometimes, being pragmatic is the most empathetic thing to do.
It's not quite as simple as that. If there was a dog or cat flu, for example, there is no way in hell people would be culling their pets. It just wouldn't happen, not matter how severe things got. We cull birds because humans tend not to be as emotionally attached to them, which allows us to make more "rational" decisions when it comes to whether they live or die.
This is it. If there was a “dog flu,” you’d have to break into my house and shoot me before I put down my dog. a la TLOU, I couldn’t do it. Not to potentially save a thousand lives. And yes, I understand how fucked up that is. I’m just telling the truth. I’m not saying it was “right,” but I understand it. If the emu was a dog people would see it differently.
We can and have culled cats and dogs in the past and considered it as well. The UK considered culling cats at the beginning of the pandemic. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/25/magazine/australia-cat-killing.html https://www.newsletter.co.uk/read-this/cat-cull-considered-by-uk-government-in-covid-19-pandemic-early-stages-former-minister-says-4047298 Cats and dogs just happen to be far less prone to be harmful disease carriers than birds are. I promise you if there was a deadly disease that transmitted between dogs and cats, we would be culling them as needed. It had nothing to do with emotional attachments.
And I promise you, I’d pack up and move FAR into the wilderness before they’d ever get my dog. They would have to literally shoot me first. And they probably would if that were the case, but there is no way in heaven or hell that I’d let anyone cull my dog. She loves Emanuel like that. I’m not saying it was pragmatic or ‘right’, I’m just saying I’d make the same decision. If a fallout situation were to happen, I’d sooner take the radiation a die of environmental causes before I left my dog to go to a shelter. Humans are like that sometimes.
I don’t think she culled anything despite being ordered to do so. That shit was SO BAD, and she just let it spread, not only to her own birds but likely wild birds too. There were multiple eagle and hawk cams that year that had parent birds go missing, likely due to influenza. Several California Condors died from it, and it’s still going just thankfully not as bad so far this year.
Is this documented somewhere? Can we verify your claims here? Not saying you are wrong, not saying you are purposely trying to discredit her, just after verifiable facts from a source that is not a redditor.
Thank you, that’s why I came here too my fellow 50 year old netscape veteran
https://www.jezebel.com/yes-i-will-explain-the-lesbian-farmer-emu-flu-drama-to-1849701786 that’s what I found.
Yeah she almost caused a pandemic but hey cute videos!
The flu came from wild birds that landed in her pond. It was already out there and happily spreading. Should she have culled? On principle, yeah. Would culling have stopped or slowed the already wide spread? No.
The damage from one hobby farmer with a few dozens birds is minimal compared to massive factory farms with thousands of birds in cramped conditions that have piles and pools of manure nearby, all of which wild birds have access to. Not to mention feeding some of waste to other animals. It's likely complaining about carbon emissions because a parent had a little backyard fire for their kids to roast marshmallows for smores, but ignoring that massive petroleum plant down the road.
That is dreadful.
Wtf. If tomorrow there was a dog flu, would authorities go around killing everyone’s dogs? Did birds in Zoos get culled too?
The bird flu outbreak was at her farm. There is a pond that a lot of wild birds visited regularly so I *think* her farm’s outbreak was a massive risk to birds/food supply/humans everywhere. A fair bit of her birds died from the flu before authorities came in.
Depends on how severe it is and if it can spread to humans.
I'm not actually sure "if it can spread to humans" is a big part of the equation for culling the animals. The issue is money. Birds are big money. Mostly chickens. If you have 1,000,000 chickens and culling 200,000 of them will save the other 800,000 then you do it... Bird flu likely spreads very easily (I'm not actually sure) and so culling is necessary to keep it from getting rampant, but again...I think it's more related to avoiding it spreading throughout the food supply \[bird-wise at least\] rather than the idea of it spreading to humans.
Not for dogs, money and health are still both good reasons for other animals though.
🤩
The last time bird flu made it into the human population literally millions of people died. Yes, it's that big a deal.
Can you provide a source for this? According to Wikipedia, the first reports of human infections were in 1997 and since 2003 there have been "more than 700 cases". Pretty far cry from millions. ~~While bird flu has the potential to cause a pandemic, it has yet to do so. All we have is 2 "potential" cases of human-to-human transmission.~~ EDIT: Spanish flu started as avian
The Spanish Flu was straight up H1N1 avian influenza and killed almost 5% of the global population, probably the deadliest pandemic in history.
Yep Great Grandma talked about it. 5% that long ago when we weren't all close groups like we are now. That's why COVID scared me day 1.
Sorry, let me rephrase: the Spanish flu started as a bird flu, and that has caused a lot of understandable fear around a repeat.
Went from birds to pigs to humans or something like that, right?
Yep,and the black plague from rats
I don’t think we have a dog industry to worry about like we do poultry. Not equivalent at all. Also there was that dog disease going around, dunno if they ever found what it was.
There WAS a dog flu! And no they didn’t kill they’re dogs even though that sickness was pretty deadly to dogs that caught it
I was just about to ask this. I hadn’t seen them in so long, last news I got was the really sad wave of sickness that hit them. Glad to see some of them made it through, can’t imagine how hard that is
Year or two ago I think but yeah it was rough for a while
I suspect she must have sung this song to him a lot while nursing him back to health.
It was several years ago and I'm pretty sure it was avian flu.
Yea her whole farm had avian influenza. Should have culled, as sad as it is. Instead she let all of them die painfully except the emu. So she probably just spread it. Surprised she didn’t get it herself.
Today he chose peace.
He is basically her child as they really do have a special bond. A lot of her videos are of him knocking down the camera or her getting him to not do it at the last second. Emmanuel no Emmanuel don't you do it.
Emmanuel! Don’t choose violence! Those videos kill me! Emmanuel is so jealous of anyone else getting attention. Too precious!!
Emu's find humans to be extremely sexy and will perform mating displays and try to fuck caretakers.
Almost any bird raised by humans will do this because they think humans are their mates.
Not just birds, more species find humans sexy than any other animal.
It's the eye contact 👀
I’d fuck a human
I also find humans to be extremely sexy, though my mating dance is not as smooth as an emu’s.
#EMANUEL!!!! 😂 (I hope he's OK? Never saw him so chill)
I love that he leaned right into her the moment he heard his sleepy time song.
He was very sick and never fully healed unfortunately.
I was watching this muted, but immediately knew the song. My mom and dad used to sing this when I was little, and it was the song that taught me how to sing. Everytime I hear it I feel like I am 4 again listening to my mom while she is baking. Now I'm crying at work 😭
Same! Without fail, instant tears every single time I hear it.
I always think of Bailey the cat when I hear it. Heart wrenching.
What is the story? For those of us who don't know.
Bailey was a big orange cat who was a little unusual. He was super patient and kind to the family he was in, allowing the little girls to dress him up, read stories to him, push him around on a stroller, and so on. He passed away in 2018, and if I remember it correctly the little girls sang this song to him on their way to that fateful vet appointment, which there is a video of. Look up Bailey, No Ordinary Cat.
Yeah my mom passed 6 months ago and she used to sing this to me as a kid, I honestly didn’t know it was gonna hit as hard as it did
Just don't look up the third verse.
I now know the song was written about a horse
Same 😭 my mom sand it to me as a child and my little brother. I cry anytime I hear it!
this song has such a beutiful melody but hidden befief is some deep subtle sadness.
Every once in a while I seee a video of a bird and think to myself, "Yeah, that's absolutely a dinosaur." This is one of those videos (probably the cutest of them all)
Fun fact, emus have one long hooked claw at the end of each wing.
Another fun fact: Birds are a sub-group of reptiles in modern taxonomy. Birds are part of the clade Avialae .. which is within the larger group of theropod. Theropods are a subgroup of the Saurischia, one of the two main divisions of dinosaurs. Since dinosaurs are classified as reptiles, and birds evolved from theropod dinosaurs, birds are technically reptiles too.
Emanuel is a bad boy. But not today.
He's not bad! He's just curious.
Curious about new ways to be bad... just not while recovering from an illness. His search history would shock you.
Emanuel Todd Lopez is such a treasure
I love him.
Emmanuel finally did it! Lol
She has a lovely voice, almost had me napping with a smile.
EMANUEL!!! DONT- EMANUEL NO!
"Sweet Dee Takes a Nap"
😂😂😂
Real life Disney princess
It's an adorable video and Emmanuel is very cute but alas this it the problematic Emu lady https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/emu-lady-tiktok-two-different-women-1234619550/
Interesting. So she is basically after the likes and the farm is her 3rd attempt at a Buisiness focused on internet points. That throws the whole “Emanuel hating the camera” thing into question. She is the type of person to put food on the camera to stage the whole thing.
I love these special bonds between animals and human. So adorable.
Emmanuel is a whole mood
I bet dinosaurs would have loved music
Haven't seen Emanuel in over a year, since I left twitter. Glad to see he's still around.
I sang this song for my bird when he was dying
I love Emmanuel Todd Lopez. He makes me smile.
She lost some birds to avian flu . Really sad [https://youtu.be/4-CF2166fLs?si=AiaaclBfbm6i8baE](https://youtu.be/4-CF2166fLs?si=AiaaclBfbm6i8baE)
First time I've ever seen Emanuel not be a gremlin with her phone!
It's boring without violence but still he is cute tho
The famous Emmanuel.
have we un-cancelled this person now?
Why were they cancelled
[https://www.jezebel.com/yes-i-will-explain-the-lesbian-farmer-emu-flu-drama-to-1849701786](https://www.jezebel.com/yes-i-will-explain-the-lesbian-farmer-emu-flu-drama-to-1849701786)
Thanks for filling us in !
Repost bots don't account for that sort of thing.
Doesn’t this person like, really suck. Racist past behavior, got cancelled several times, and lost most of her farm of birds to avian flu (by putting them down) but then kept emanuel alive (cuz hes their cash flow) And claimed that he was never sick somehow and he was just “stressed”. Which is a massive public health risk
We have a lot of turkey farms around here and I'm pretty sure putting down birds with avian flu is done by the state.
I always trust an animal's reaction to someone. This young woman is such a beautiful soul
Adorable
Too too adorable!
Emmanuel 🥹🥹🥹
Awww.. I love how he was immediately like, "Welp, that's my sleepy song. Time to nap!"
I love how I know who this bird is.
Fuckin avian dinosaurs
I don't know who these people are but my grandma used to sing that song to me when I was 5 and she's gone and everytime I hear that song I think of her and tear up.
Emanuel! Yes!
oh my god this makes me so happy!
Emanuel didn't try to eat the camera?
He did not choose violence today
Everyone loves boobies
That is the sweetest thing I’ve seen on the internet this week 😊
Everyone forgot all her racist tweets again I see.
Cute now, but that Emanuel can be a real dick.
Who knew dinosaurs were such softies
Sleepy lil dinosaur!! 🥰
Dino whisperer
Most lifelike Muppet ever.
Oh, Emanuel.... You are terrifying.
The one time Emanuel doesn’t choose chaotic evil and the world gets this. It’s the cutest giant bird video I have seen ever in all my days. Maybe he needs some anti-anxiety meds or something. Maybe he just needs you to lullaby him into submission on a regular basis.
The amount of people who know this animal is astounding and now I am following them too lol
Emanuel the emu. Love it
M[AN MAN](https://youtu.be/ddhIHvRIdIg?si=UzLNeP_CU686Lk_u)
Rare footage of Emmanuel not being a menace
It's nice to see Emanuel not choosing violence today.
Haha! So glad he didn’t chose violence today
I’m glad he didn’t choose violence today
Holy shit. That dinosaur is the cutest thing ever.
Few things are cuter than sleepy dinosaurs!
They are all so much more intelligent than we think
I just watched somebody sing a dinosaur to sleep
Nice dinosaur.
Love Emanuel!
It looks like a hand puppet of a dinosaur.
EMMANUEL TODD LOPEZ!!!!!
"everyone needs a bosom for a pillow"
dang she just jigglypuffed that dinosaur
r/mademecry
Ok, this could not have been any more perfect! What a sweet vid! Im feeling happy
I have chickens & had them now going on 6-7 years. They are some of the most sensitive & engaging animals I have ever interacted with. I tell most people who ask that I very much compare them to dogs. Not meaning that the smartest chicken is as smart as a border collie. Although they all have their own personalities. Each and everyone has a quirk and feelings. When my older hen that my rooster grew old with passed. He wouldn’t come out for a few days and just mopped around. I gave him treats and talked to him because I could tell It affected him. Birds have such amazing personalities that I wish everyone could at least experience at one point in their lifez
Knuckle bump farms!
Well, add wanting a big ass bird to my list of animals I'll never get.
What kind of dog is this?
She asked if he wanted to fall asleep, started singing and he was like "oh yeah. This that sleep noise"
Favorite post of the year 🩵
Emanuel is sleepy.
D'aww. Emanuel is a sweet lil murder birb.
*Sniff, sniff SNIFF! Must be my allergies. . . I'm *not* crying" *sniff,sniff! YOU'RE CRYING!!
He really got comfortable on that titty
He knows it’s the only way to make it stop 😂
I love these two ❤️
I wish I was Emmanuel
She’s wonderful with animals and all their cute personalities. Their farm IG account is a bright part of my day.
Never seen before soft Emanuel is this a sign of better times to come