This clip is widely shared online as a reaction sound rather than a single clearly credited meme source. It spread through short-form edits, compilations and reposts where creators use a screaming bird or even a chicken on tree screaming moment as a punchline for panic. Its staying power comes from how quickly it communicates alarm while still sounding silly. That makes it useful in the same family of exaggerated reaction audio as a scream meme, especially for abrupt reveals, crash edits and videos that escalate from calm to chaos in one cut.