Pigeons make nests out of iron

On an auto forum, Do Van Tu recently posted pictures of a bird believed to be a dove incubating eggs. Notably, the nest the mother bird is incubating is made of hard, sharp steel wires woven together instead of straw or dry leaves.

Tu also happily shared: "Are birds also following the new era, the era of steel? Maybe when the baby birds hatch, they will become 'armored birds'."

Birds incubate their eggs in nests made of iron and steel.

These images, after being shared, quickly received the attention of the community. Everyone was excited about this unique and strange image, many people were excited, calling the bird by the nickname "iron bird" or "Iron man bird version".

Account May May commented: "It's probably like humans chasing technology, it looks strange but cool. But how can it bend those steel bars, it's so good and I admire the bird." "It doesn't want to be criticized as being backward, so it hatched an armored bird. So cute," Facebooker Tran Nham humorously said.

"Amazing, not a single straw or blade of grass to make a nest. A real bird version of Iron Man, so smart. The bird must have been prepared for rain and wouldn't be afraid of getting wet, hehe," wrote Dat Nguyen.

The bird still "calmly" lay incubating the eggs.

Many people expressed their sympathy, saying that due to the destruction of trees, many bird species have no place to live. Account holder Duong Duc Phuc shared: "Can an egg hatch like this? I feel so sorry for it. Looking at it makes me sad, at this rate, birds will soon become extinct because they have no place to live. Whoever is kind should find a way to add straw to the nest so it can incubate the eggs more easily." "Why don't I feel happy or sad? I feel so sorry for them. This place should have been a place for trees to make nests, but now they have all been cut down to serve the industrialization and urbanization process," Facebooker Linh To wrote.

"It looks so sad, the bird would have to have a gaping mouth to bend that wire, and where would the wire get the heat to incubate? We are so cruel to nature," Facebooker Mai Tuan commented.

However, some people think that these photos are just staged and not real. The account Ga Doi commented: "What kind of bird can fly when taken at this angle and it's not stupid enough to use steel wire to make a nest. It can bend steel wire about 1.5 mm, then all the pet birds in the world have escaped from prison." "This bird looks like a toy, so funny," another Facebooker agreed.

According to ngoisao.net