Coronation Street #30

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That scream was quite haunting. We don't have foxes in NZ. Do they really scream like that?
Not here they don’t! I’ve never heard a fox scream in my life. And do they even have them in the center of Manchester? (Isn’t Weatherfield supposed to be Salford?)
 
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Not here they don’t! I’ve never heard a fox scream in my life. And do they even have them in the center of Manchester? (Isn’t Weatherfield supposed to be Salford?)
There’s loads of urban foxes and they do make a hell of a noise when mating
 
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There’s loads of urban foxes and they do make a hell of a noise when mating
It really sounds like a woman screaming. It's awful. It's the vixen telling the male fox it's ready for mating.

From the internet:

Foxes scream at night primarily to communicate during their winter mating season (December–February), with vixens calling to attract mates and males marking territory. These high-pitched, often alarming sounds—sometimes mistaken for a person in distress—are perfectly normal, used to find partners, warn off rivals, or maintain contact during hunts.
 
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That scream was quite haunting. We don't have foxes in NZ. Do they really scream like that?
Didn't like Lisa 's top, it liked like she had a weird skin pox
I’m glad you said it!! I thought it was very molluscum contagiosum 😂
 
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Not here they don’t! I’ve never heard a fox scream in my life. And do they even have them in the center of Manchester? (Isn’t Weatherfield supposed to be Salford?)
They’re meant to be near the canal aren’t they so lots of natural hidey places and then urban enough for chippy bins to raid
 
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I get a lot of foxes in my garden. Bold as brass they are. It's one reason I won't use my food recycling bin. I had a massive one in the garden at about 5 in the evening the other day. Really mean looking. Looked at me like it wanted to have a fight. :ROFLMAO:
 
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Don’t think there is one tonight because we had one last Sunday and every day this week
Thanks :) i feel like last nights ep was an anti-climax so i was assuming tonight would be the drama of the body being found. Nvm.
 
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Foxes are terrifying! Even cats do that awful screaming noise. I hate cats 😂
 
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I specifically hate my neighbours big ginger cat & the random black cat that hangs about our street to scrap & cry & scream most nights at about 3am 🥴
All other cats are acceptable.
 
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Cats are the best. We can never be friends😔
The ones who sh1t in my garden daily/nightly aren’t! 😭😂 always in the middle of the grass! It’s not acceptable for dogs to do that but seems to be okay for cats, it’s vile 🤮😡 I have children and daren’t let them run around outside!
Anyway back to Corrie haha 😂😂😂
 
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I was expecting to at least ‘see’, on screen, Betsy scream at the discovery of a body to end the episode on (we don’t need to have seen the body ourselves). Just hearing a distant scream whilst Lisa & Carla were in the factory, which was dismissed as probably a fox, was a bit of a limp ending after the build up of a death on 23rd April
BIB - thanks for saying it happened, we didn't hear it at all the first time and had to play the end over several times to hear it.
 
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I think he probably enjoys it. Doesn’t have any heavy storylines to deal with and perhaps likes being around the cast and crew. There can’t be many 94 year olds still on a payroll!
 
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