Canadian goose asks cop for help in freeing gosling; cop helps

>first cop was so afraid of the goose he called the ASCPA and needed another cop to do it for him
What a pussy. Geese are vicious but at most you get some scrapes.

>>2176574

He's black. They're afraid of small animals for some reason.

>implying birds or really any animal actually recognizes humans as being able to help them and would "ask" a random dude in a CAR which animals don't even understand.

>>2176644
goose was asking the car for help.

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>>2176560
>black guy
>26 years in the police force.
>afraid of goose

>>2176680
>>2176574

He porbably

was close to

Retirement.

>>2176644

There's plenty of recorded instances of this, but it's more common with smarter animals, like crows and ravens.

Judging by what's happening in the video, it does seem like it was a typical attempt to get some help, but there's about a 0% chance that the cops were picked 'because they're cops.' They were probably the first humans the goose could find.

Someone should murder that cop.
Fucking giant flying shitrats.

>>2176644
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYwRMEomJMM

Don't be ignorant.

>>2176575
for some reason this

>>2176681
kek

>>2176644
Aren't crows known for being able to remember peoples faces?

Or was that elephants.

If it had been a crow the cop would have looked at its feather colour thought the tapping was a threat and shot it

>>2176644
>Implying humans aren't some creature that feeds it (poor nutrious foods) everyday

I'm sure it wasn't the worst idea the goose had

>>2176935
>Aren't crows known for being able to remember peoples faces?
Yes, and they're even able to describe people's faces to other crows so they'll know who to stay away from.

Being able to recognize individual humans really isn't that rare among animals, though. Even fucking prairie dogs are known to have specific calls for when specific people approach their mounds.

>>2176560
>And they said law enforcement-anserinae relations were at an all time low.
Who said this, and when?

#AvianLivesMatter

>>2176560
>Canadian cops

here's how you handle a dangerous man-eating animal like that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpFS9tvX-5w

>>2177054
>Cincinnati
>American education

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>>2176560
>>2176574

>>2177212
Brilliant!

Furthering my sentiments that everything with wings is an asshole

Nah you just need to grow a pair and knock it's fuckin lights out - then it will know it's place and leave you alone

>>2176902
Geese =/= crows