Huge Stork vs. Lungfish | National Geographic

some animals look like they’re made up

some animals look like they’re made up of spare parts from other animals

of spare parts from other animals

of spare parts from other animals now take the Shoebill stork for example

now take the Shoebill stork for example

now take the Shoebill stork for example it looks like it stole its powerful beak

it looks like it stole its powerful beak

it looks like it stole its powerful beak from a pelican its legs from a flamingo

from a pelican its legs from a flamingo

from a pelican its legs from a flamingo and its head from an eagle the Shoebill

and its head from an eagle the Shoebill

and its head from an eagle the Shoebill stork lives in the Great Lakes region of

stork lives in the Great Lakes region of

stork lives in the Great Lakes region of Africa and feeds on frogs baby

Africa and feeds on frogs baby

Africa and feeds on frogs baby crocodiles and oh yes the Shoebill is

crocodiles and oh yes the Shoebill is

crocodiles and oh yes the Shoebill is the scourge of the lungfish it can catch

the scourge of the lungfish it can catch

the scourge of the lungfish it can catch and crush a lung fish in one snatch and

and crush a lung fish in one snatch and

and crush a lung fish in one snatch and swallow as a human you might think the

swallow as a human you might think the

swallow as a human you might think the Shoebill stork looks well funny but just

Shoebill stork looks well funny but just

Shoebill stork looks well funny but just remember it’s all relative to a Shoebill

remember it’s all relative to a Shoebill

remember it’s all relative to a Shoebill stork you might look like a thick legged

stork you might look like a thick legged

stork you might look like a thick legged small headed non beaked loser