Dead Animals

There's a dead bird thats been torn apart outside my school... you can see its ribs and bones and everything

quote Denny the Fisher

Well isn't this a... pleasant... topic... ... o-o

lol this topic popped up my head

Seen plenty of road kill and it always makes me sad. In fact this thread makes me sad too!

I live in the Appalachian mountains, common sense says there's dead animals everywhere here.
How should I start? Oh I saw a dead bird with magets eating its dead guts, a dead rat, a bird that hit my window and it broke its neck and died instantly died, and many cats, dogs, racoons, and many other animals that are now roadkill. Shall I say more?

We once found a headless rabbit in my friend's backyard, I assume it was the coyotes o-o

Ugh, I hate to put this thread into an even darker moment, but one day (was about 3 weeks ago or so), there was an awful stench in the ground floor of the apartment building I was working in. My dad told me to check out what it was. I take a flashlight to the maintenance room (this apartment building isn't too great to begin with), and low and behold, I find a dead baby bird in the corner of the room. I took some needlenose pliers, grabbed it, and put it in a bag.

Believe me, it gets worse...

Spoiler:Even worse

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It still smelled in there, so I went deeper into the room, and low and behold, not one, not two, not three, but FIVE more dead baby birds were in the room. Grabbed a paper respirator and did the same to the other five, and they now reside in a garbage dump inside a small Home Depot bag.

And another time, when I was working at another rental property, the neighborhood kids in the house next door decided to be a bunch of goons, and threw over the fence twenty, yes twenty, dead fish. I had to bury them in the ground. Thanks kids, you gave yourselves a great name for doing something very immature![/sarcasm]

That's about all I really want to say about dead animals. They suck, that's it.

I saw a dead fox on the road just days ago. Sure looked more like a dingo though.