It’s a Bird
Year: 1930
Runtime: 14 mins
Language: English
Director: Harold L. Muller
Charlie, a junkyard worker who constantly helps others with salvaged parts, learns from a German professor about a legendary metal‑eating bird called the Belgish Kongo. Determined, he embarks on a farcical hunt, using music—since the birds love it—and a bizarre worm as bait. He finally captures the creature, only to discover it holds even more astonishing surprises.
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