(Animal Warning) Ostrich Rips Its Own Head Off

[Rabidface]

We do, at least here in the US. They just cost too much compared to other meats.

I'd like to see one roasted like a turkey just to see what it looked like!
I would like to eat some. Right now I'm starving.

 

[LjDes]

Probably deliberate. That looks like a shit place to live!

Mammals have agonal breathing.
Birds have spastic running.
I love nerve functions in death!

agonal breathing. I remember @SPHINCTERPUNCH referring to that in the past and I never really understood what it meant.

 

[SPHINCTERPUNCH]

agonal breathing. I remember @SPHINCTERPUNCH referring to that in the past and I never really understood what it meant.

It's the Freakiest Sheit! A Brain Stem Reflex! It's a Natural Reflex that happens when the Brain doesn't get enuff oxygen needed to Survive! It's not True Breathing! But Freaky as Fuck! Your basically a Goner at this Point! Bye Bye Now! Lol...SP

 

[Guns N’ Swifties]

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Holy fuck!

 

[Bill Murray]

that bird would have been shit at Joust

 

[Flatus Tube]

agonal breathing. I remember @SPHINCTERPUNCH referring to that in the past and I never really understood what it meant.

It's the Freakiest Sheit! A Brain Stem Reflex! It's a Natural Reflex that happens when the Brain doesn't get enuff oxygen needed to Survive! It's not True Breathing! But Freaky as Fuck! Your basically a Goner at this Point! Bye Bye Now! Lol...SP

SP is spot on. The brainstem is made up of the midbrain, pons and medulla which then becomes the spinal cord (see picture). All mammals have a very similar brainstem with essentially identical functions. Humans have a much larger and more complex cerebral cortex which gives us our complex minds and higher level abilities. The brainstem is very primitive and sends impulses for survival as well as other things like pleasure (like the rush of dopamine warmth you get at the thought of doing something you really like or seeing someone you love). So survival impulses such as fight or flight, reproduce (sex), feed come from the brainstem and all mammals share these. In addicts the survival instincts are rewired in the brainstem to have the drug/ behaviour of choice in the top spot of the survival instincts- hence the cravings and inability to just stop.

Agonal breathing is a primitive reflex coming from the brainstem and is seen as the exaggerated movements that appear to be last breaths. We often see it here on GG. The mouth often opens in a definite but weird way and the shoulders/ upper back often move too. At this point the person is technically dead. Their cerebral cortex is no longer functioning and the heart has usually stopped beating in a life sustaining way. Agonal breaths can be seen long after death (I’ve seen it many times 30 mins after I have verified the patient’s death) and we have even seen it in decapitated heads like the anorexic looking soldier that was on here in the last couple of weeks.

 

[SPHINCTERPUNCH]

SP is spot on. The brainstem is made up of the midbrain, pons and medulla which then becomes the spinal cord (see picture). All mammals have a very similar brainstem with essentially identical functions. Humans have a much larger and more complex cerebral cortex which gives us our complex minds and higher level abilities. The brainstem is very primitive and sends impulses for survival as well as other things like pleasure (like the rush of dopamine warmth you get at the thought of doing something you really like or seeing someone you love). So survival impulses such as fight or flight, reproduce (sex), feed come from the brainstem and all mammals share these. In addicts the survival instincts are rewired in the brainstem to have the drug/ behaviour of choice in the top spot of the survival instincts- hence the cravings and inability to just stop.

Agonal breathing is a primitive reflex coming from the brainstem and is seen as the exaggerated movements that appear to be last breaths. We often see it here on GG. The mouth often opens in a definite but weird way and the shoulders/ upper back often move too. At this point the person is technically dead. Their cerebral cortex is no longer functioning and the heart has usually stopped beating in a life sustaining way. Agonal breaths can be seen long after death (I’ve seen it many times 30 mins after I have verified the patient’s death) and we have even seen it in decapitated heads like the anorexic looking soldier that was on here in the last couple of weeks.


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Excellent breakdown my friend! U laid it out precisely,And now everyone's sure to understand Our Agonal Breathers!
🤙...SP

 

[NormanDaniels]

That ostrich will never get a-head in life.

 

[Pïggÿ]

I always thought agonal breathing referred to those weird short wet choking sounds people make right before they die

 

[Ouchfl]

That's only the second animal I've seen commit suicide

I'll bite ... What was the first?

 

[Tanas89]

This might inspire upcoming cartel beheadings

O way to go now that they see your comment they are bound to get some rope, an I beam, a truck... And of course camera phones.

 

[Awaiting the Vultures]

I'll bite ... What was the first?

This dog was on a really long leash and he ran and jumped over the fence but his leash wasn't quite that long and he hanged himself

 

[Jebspringfield10]

That's horrifying, yet impressive. 10/10

 

[stumpy]

Good post haha that was fun to see

 

[hated muslim]

i feel bad for him
but how did he get in there

 

[ligmalover69]

how is it still moving after their head literally got ripped off

 

[Grand Mal Caesar]

that bird would have been shit at Joust

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I hated that game until I discovered pot.

 

[Sweet Death]

That ostrich was an idiot...

 

[Aaaboutit]

IM LOVIN THE BIRD GORE

 

[Stinky Mcstinkerballs]

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That's crazy shit.. I bet you anything if humans where shaped like an ostrich, we would have been performing suicide this way ever since the dawn of our time