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Dangerous flying, ignoring a traffic signal, failing to report an accident with a flamingo, and landing in a manner such as to endanger our animals!
~ The Snip Snip Bird, giving Nelson a mean warning after crashing into a mud puddle.
Snip Bird

The Snip Snip Bird

The Snip Snip Bird (also known as Snip Snip) is a bird that lives in Africa.

Physical Appearance

The Snip Snip Bird has a plumage of green feathers with yellow peacock-like feathers located on his head as well as his back view and a red-orange beak - resembling more of a peacock, a gray-crowned crane, or even a secretary bird. He also has a pair of yellow wings.

Personality

The Snip Snip Bird often lives near the Blue Mountain more often being very helpful to visitors who visit here. During his encounter with Henrietta, the Snip Snip Bird serves as her barber while Henrietta asks him to give him a good look so the hippos at the Zambam River won't make fun of her hair, giving her a beautiful look. Aside from Henrietta, the Snip Snip Bird is also very good at greeting visitors in his home, such as Gary where he kindly interacts with him during his visit to the Blue Mountain.

Aside from living near the Blue Mountain, the Snip Snip Bird not only serves as the narrator, but also the commentator in Episode 7 where he comments on the animals competing during the race knowing where Zed and the animals are going while Zed attempts to win the race. However, the other animals won in first place instead of Zed.

Appearances

Season 1

Season 2

Season 3

Books


Gallery

Animation

Trivia

  • It is never explained of what exact species of bird the Snip Snip Bird is based on. He has a slight resemblance to either a grey-crowned crane (Balearica regulorum) or a secretary bird, due to the Snip Snip Bird himself living in the African regions.
  • The Snip Snip Bird is the first character that does not have a unique name (namely a given name of a person).
  • He is jealous of Seamus and his flying activities. He's not really a villain. Instead, he is counted as an anti-hero.
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