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In the last few hours, a compilation of the funniest jokes of Emanuelea funny emu that drives its owner crazy every time he wants to record a video for TikTok.
The phrase “Don’t do it, Emmanuel!” of the farmer tailor blake became a symbol of Knuckle Bump Farms, a farm in South Florida, United States. Blake lets go whenever the emu notices a camera because he knows the bird is about to peck at the artifact.
The farmer often makes informative videos for the farm’s social media and many of these are interrupted by Emmanuel. However, Taylor loves the animal as well He assures that his jokes have changed his life.
After the emu became a virtual idol, Blake promised he would market the bird and thanked all his fans on behalf of the animal.
“Emmanuel wanted to thank everyone for their support,” Blake wrote on @knucklebumpfarms. In another post, the farmer hailed the emu as “the ultimate farm sensation”.
It is worth noting that Elena Y QueenEmmanuel’s sisters have shown in the past that they have the same hobby of pecking as the male.
Emmanuel emu with Taylor, the farmer. Photo: Instagram
The Twitter video of Emmanuel’s interruptions is close to 380 thousand reproductions and has more than 25 thousand “likes”. A real event.
“Emmanuel is bold”, “Emmanuel wants to be famous” and “He wants to be the protagonist” are some of the comments left by users. There were also funny memes with celebrities who were once in their life very close to a goal …
The emu is the third heaviest bird in the world (45 kilograms), behind the ostrich and cassowary, while the second highest (They can reach 2 meters in height). It is native to Australia and is the only living member of the genus Dromaius.
Emus are also quite fast and nomadic. They can travel great distances to find food (plants and insects), although they do not usually frequent densely populated areas, dense forests or arid areas.
Blake and his emu. Photo: Instagram
another viral video
In another viral video of the moment, the user @HeheWaitWhut challenges: “Not in 100 years could you guess where this is going.”
The man “cooks” the syringes. Photo: Twitter capture
The first glimpse of the clip, which has already been seen by millions of people, shows a man cooking – yes, cooking – empty syringes. Immediately, the viewer is glued to the screen because he wants to know why the man is doing what he is doing. The answer will come almost two minutes later.
If you make an effort and don’t fast-forward the video, you’ll see how the man does stranger and stranger things. The final product is unimaginable: a homemade lipstick.
According to @ gunsnrosesgirl3, who owns the account with thousands of followers “Science Girl”, the man in the video uses Louse (Dactylopius coccus), a sessile (immobile) parasite or cochineal that thrives on the moisture and nutrients of cacti of the genus Opuntia, to create a crimson red lipstick.
Source: Clarin
