Jeremy Clarkson was left absolutely furious after discovering a grim massacre at his beloved Diddly Squat Farm. The Clarkson's Farm star and his partner, Lisa Hogan, were horrified to find that a fox had killed their entire flock of Guineafowl in the latest episode of the hit Prime Video series.
Season five of Clarkson's Farm has returned with two new episodes, and fans quickly learned that Jeremy faced yet another frustrating hurdle on his farm. In previous episodes, he had introduced a new flock of Guineafowl, a gift from one of his daughters. These birds were known for their noisy nature, but in episode five, the farmyard was eerily quiet.
A Grim Discovery
Lisa Hogan summoned Jeremy back to the farmyard because it had been 'too quiet.' The pair quickly realized something was wrong. 'They are not in here, are they?' Jeremy said as they searched the area. Moments later, he exclaimed, 'Oh s***,' after spotting Guineafowl feathers scattered in the grass.
The discovery only got worse. 'Oh no,' he said as he found a dead Guineafowl. 'Oh and another one, for god's sake,' he added, locating more carcasses. 'That's a fox, isn't it? Just killing for fun,' he concluded, visibly upset. He worried about how to explain the loss to his granddaughter, who had been looking forward to seeing the birds.
A Fox on the Loose
Jeremy did not hold back his anger, calling the fox a 'murdering b******.' However, there was a glimmer of hope when they discovered one surviving bird that had flown up into a tree. But later in the episode, Jeremy checked on the bird only to find it too had been killed.
'I started the day by checking in on our one remaining Guineafowl,' he narrated, as viewers saw him calling desperately for the bird. 'Oh no, f*** sake, this is just beyond belief,' he exclaimed, holding up the bird, which was completely missing its head. 'It's just bitten its head off, it hasn't even eaten it. He's had the lot.'
Moving On
Despite the devastation, Jeremy had no time to mourn. 'There was, though, only time to seethe, not mourn, because today was a big day on the ag-bot front,' he said in his narration. He then turned his attention to his agricultural robot, which he had purchased to make farm work easier after his recent health scare.
Clarkson's Farm season 5 is currently streaming on Prime Video, offering fans more drama and heartfelt moments from the beloved farming series.
