WTF: Boston Man Captures Footage of Turkeys Repeatedly Circling Dead Cat for No Discernible Reason
Brace yourself for the most perplexing and freaky video that you’ll see all year. Recently a Boston man tweeted a video that shows a flock turkeys circling a dead cat lying in the middle of the road. It is absolutely as weird as that sounds.
These turkeys trying to give this cat its 10th life pic.twitter.com/VBM7t4MZYr
— J… (@TheReal_JDavis) March 2, 2017
So far the video has left animal experts dumbfounded. Turkeys don’t typically eat animals of that size, nor do they typically eat dead animals in general, so they’re not preparing for some kind of feast. It’s been theorized that the turkeys are doing what’s called a predator inspection, which is what prey animals do to let a predator know that they’re aware of the predator’s presence. But in this case, why would they do that to a clearly dead animal? Others have theorized that the turkeys might not know that the animal is dead. Whatever the case may be, it’s one hell of a strange and remarkable display.
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Wait….I don’t see no cat.
Maybe they gobbled him up?