About how often are you supposed to change out your Hummingbirds?

wtf, is there any backstory for this?

>>2239737
animal trafficking
this is just a method to smuggle hummingbirds.

>>2239740
thanks! I was afraid it was a fetish thing. I didn't even know there was a hummingbird smuggling market.

>>2239733
don't they get hungry and starve like, really fucking fast?

what's the odds of them even surviving being smuggled in like that considering the lengthy stops?

>>2239746
>don't they get hungry and starve like, really fucking fast?

Pretty much

>what's the odds of them even surviving being smuggled in like that considering the lengthy stops?

The chance of even 1 bird surviving is pretty damn low

>>2239741
>I didn't even know there was a hummingbird smuggling market.

There is because retards think they can keep them. They can't because Hummingbirds are fragile, need a special diet and need fucktons of space.

>is that a bunch of dead birds in your pants or are you just happy to see me?

this makes me sad

>>2239746
With animal smuggling I imagine you expect casualties. You just hope at least one or a few survive. You'll mark up that last surviving bird like nuts. But with this case I also imagine he was paid specifically for this. Not just reach his destination and expect to sell him. He probably had buyers.