Can a woodpecker peck through a human cranium?

Yeah

It would be extremely painful.

>>2263642
You're a big guy.

>>2263644
for you

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>>2263628
That's basically what they do to baby birds. They peck holes in their brains and kill them
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4oEM0W6mhM

Considering woodpeckers peck holes in wood, they could more than likely peck through your skull. it would just take a lot more time, but is still possible.


Image source
http://wetlandnotes.com/woodpecker-diner

>>2263839
It wouldn't take longer, it would actually take shorter. A human skull is hollow, it's not a solid bone. Where else would the brain be, if it was?

Where as trees are solid wood. And woodpeckers still fuck them up, just like in the pic you posted.

>>2263839

Like human babbies, bird babbies do not have fully ossified skulls when they are born. It takes a few months to fully form, so the skull is thinner, especially when they are that young. It will take several months to fully calcify, at which point several species have not only left the nest, but likely are undergoing their first fall migration.

To add to that that bird bones are hollow to boot and it also makes for weaker bones compared to a human.

Human bones are solid, and far stronger than bird bones,

>>2263628
How do you guys come up with this shit?