John,all I did was post a video of a fish eating a struggling bird because I thought it was relevant to the thread....sounds like you had a few too many today 

Aro eats an injured bird that fell into it's pond
i know they eat them in the wild but should they eat mice in captivity. and if so how often should i give him a pinky mouse
swallow down a fresh turd that one my dogs just deposited on our lawn.
The OP asked;
No argument that fish occasionally eat prey that may consist of mammals, in the wild.
I once watched a wild bird (a young Magpie) swallow down a fresh turd that one my dogs just deposited on our lawn. Unfortunately no video to follow, it happened rather quickly. But again, I wouldn't recommend dog turds be fed to captive Magpies.
I wouldn't recommend dog turds be fed to captive Magpies.
John,all I did was post a video of a fish eating a struggling bird because I thought it was relevant to the thread....sounds like you had a few too many today![]()
Incidentally, lots of young animals eat poop; it's thought that beneficial gut bacteria are passed on from parents to young this way.
I once, while sitting in a deer blind, reached for my water bottle and took a big swig...and immediately realized that I had mistakenly grabbed the pee bottle.I wonder if that has affected me long-term?
I believe it has....catastrophically! It explains absolutely everything. Lol.
Though I don't know what my excuse is, as far as I know I've never drank my own piss!