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>> ^ctrlaltbleach:

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The "Donnie Darko" website includes some extra tidbits. Allow pop-ups for everything to work properly.

Level 1 has pages from the Roberta Sparrow's The Philosophy of Time Travel.

http://www.donniedarkofilm.com/

The Donnie Darko Book has the film script, pages from Roberta Sparrow's The Philosophy of Time Travel., film stills and photos of "Donnie Darko" artwork (mentioned in featurette on the DVD).

All ze sparrows and crows must be kept in ze cages.

Seems like a standard mobbing attack. You'll often see ravens and crows doing this to hawks and other birds that enter their nesting territory. The best way I would describe it is an escort flight out of the perimeter of their nesting area. Sometimes however they will gang up and kill other birds(especially owls and hawks) that are in their territory. Though it is mostly a corvid behavior you will also see sparrows and other LBB(little brown birds) do this to larger birds to try to keep them from their eggs and chicks.

The other explanation which doesn't seem to fit is a mating routine which usually involves a male and female raven or crow locking talons and free falling together quite spectacularly towards the ground only to separate at the last minute(or height) and fly to an altitude and do it again to enforce a bond before mating....

Great Video!!!

>> ^ponceleon:

Hmm I don't know enough about ravens/hooded crows to understand the motivation behind the attack? Does the crow think it is another bird, or is he just playing with it the way a cat plays with a toy mouse?

http://actinglikeanimals.com/2010/06/03/funny-animal-photos-pigeons-sparrows-food/

Only after I go swimming.>> ^dag:

More of a sparrow though - amiright?>> ^KnivesOut:
>> ^geo321:
I know it would take a serious event for me to beat down an ostrich. Although I have to admit I haven't thought about beating an ostrich before this video.

I "beat the ostrich" every chance I get.
What are we talking about again?

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More of a sparrow though - amiright?>> ^KnivesOut:

>> ^geo321:
I know it would take a serious event for me to beat down an ostrich. Although I have to admit I haven't thought about beating an ostrich before this video.

I "beat the ostrich" every chance I get.
What are we talking about again?

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

Wait, did Indiana Jones just kill Jack Sparrow?


I'm afraid so... and that came about because the boys weren't helping with the animation and I just wanted to finish it quickly... there was a whole story of treasure finding etc... but hey, when you want to have a story end quickly, kill a pirate.