@@HyperLinguist-AIyeah, mine stuck around. Aaaaand she’s still here. But fuck if she hasn’t been a real peach half the time. The rock? Well yeah, that was my old man. Worked his ass off and dealt with all her bullshit just to make sure his kids had something solid to go off of. That’s what gave us solid ground, took care of us, gave love whenever it was needed, made us tough, imparted wisdom - a strong father. So I definitely have a visceral reaction to the cliched trope of “all mothers are so strong and perfect” bs. Probably much like you do.
I was thinking just that. I've watched hundreds of documentaries about animals, and I don't think I'll ever not be impressed at how fast their newborns stand on their legs and start walking and running just minutes after being born. It's incredible to see every time!
@@okapibibi A lot of these animals that are able to walk right after being born are usually carried for much longer than human babies. Some animals will carry their young for up to 24 months.
That calf has learned its first lesson... not to venture out too far into unknown territory. The mom was so patient and wise, not to get herself into the shallow ice.
Perhaps also that:s an instinct because I can not imagine such calf to just go wondering about without a reason. Animals are driven by instinct, especially in first days
The ice was just one danger and not the first, the possible depth of the snow was the other. The calf was much safer with the snow because it only weighs a fraction of the mother.
Beautiful film. I was once able to stalk downwind of a family group of Musk Ox in Eastern Greenland. I sat against a boulder and they eventually grazed their way to within arms-length of me. An unforgettable encounter.
@@broadcasttttable Unlike if I was stalking deer here in Scotland, no I didnt have to keep absolutely still. I suspect this is because I was in a remote area in Eastern Greenland and they simply didnt recognise my presence as threatening or possibly as a human. Interestingly however, in the very same area I accompanied a group of Inuit hunters. They couldnt stalk close enough to a family group to make clean kills. I dont know whether this means that I was simply better at stalking them or some other factor.
Huge respect for that mother❤️❤️❤️ Mother is the only creature in this who give all her possible service to her child. Nothing in return, no money, no salary. What a great adorable nature.
It is fantastic they are making a comeback and they're wool is used to make the lightest, warmest clothing - hats, scarves, shawls, headbands - their are only a few native women who know the process. A free catalog can be mailed to one from the Musk Ox farm in Alaska.
Every time I see animal babies like this, walking, eating and communicating from day 1 in their lives I'm puzzled how incredibly helpless, dependent and undeveloped our human babies are in comparison. It takes forever until we can do basic stuff and survive.
I heard one theory is that we are born earlier in our development because humans live in so many different climates/cultures; we can start adapting to our specific environments/food/climate sooner if we are born earlier in our development.
Homosapien parents are naturally evolved to care for newborns. This should be instinctual. But it seems to be lacking in quite a few these days. There is good reason for most peoples reaction to a newborn, especially females. It is instinctual. What some people call compassion and empathy are actually instinctual inbred emotions that you are born with. You aren't more compassionate than someone else. Literally anyone on Earth has this emotional need to care for newborn babies. But because female Homosapiens give birth, they tend to be more emotional about this.
I wonder if the difference in development has anything to do with predator vs prey. We have no natural predators, but a baby muskox needs to know how to run right away. 🤷♀️
I spent the summer prospecting in Canada’s Northwest Territories in 1974 in the Thelon Reserve. We ran across several herds of these beautiful animals, occasionally getting close enough to see them form their defensive ring around the calves, facing outwards to prepare to deal with the threat, the lead bull standing ready just outside the ring. Mother Nature in action, amazing to see.
This was a lovely clip of video. What a beautiful calf. These musk ox are magnificent creatures. I hope they will be left in peace to live their best lives.
Me too. I know it happens but.... I was really enjoying watching these magnificent, unfamiliar creatures... And then the bl***dy jeopardy wrecked it. Even though there was a fortunate outcome, the film makers can't help themselves from including it, in case our attention spans are so-o short we'd lose interest after a minute. Sigh. 🤦♀️
Какой славный малыш ! Только родился и куда - то на своих крепких ножках уже потопал, хорошо что мама рядом. Эти новорожденные овцебычки - такие милые, малюсенькие , трогательные. Дай Бог ему вырасти большим и сильным !
Этим миром правит Дьявол, лжец и убийца. Поэтому повсюду нас окружают обман и насилие. Поэтому лжецы и убийцы хорошо живут, проституток называют "святыми", а честных людей преследуют. Поэтому Гитлер обманул свой народ лживыми нацистскими идеями, пришел к власти и много лет оставался лидером державы мирового уровня, убив множество людей, а Христа казнили по доносу духовенства за "богохульство" и "бунтарство". Поэтому все люди испорчены и весь мир превратился в Содом. И поэтому существует Благая весть о Божьем царстве: Наш Создатель, Иегова бог, назначил царя, Иисуса Христа, который наведет порядок. Даже мертвые будут воскрешены и мы увидим всех, кого потеряли. :-)
The underwool of the musk ox is called qiviut (pronounced ke-vee-oot). It is warmer than wool by at least 8 times and is shed by the musk oxen in spring as the weather warms. For millenia it was gathered by indigenous people and it is still gathered today in the Arctic. It's spun into the warmest and most precious yarns and, thought rightly expensive, can be bought. It's incredibly soft and warm. Like other natural fibers, if cared for properly, an item made of qiviut will last a lifetime.
Wow, thanks for sharing that bit of knowledge. Never heard of it but just looked it up. You’re right it is expensive. They seem to go $1K and above. I’ve been moving towards natural fiber sweaters. May eventually get one but will be in several years time!
All babies, regardless of the species, are cute. Mothers are all the same, again regardless of species. Little calf got herself in trouble on her first day by walking (and slipping) on the ice. Good thing it was not thin ice, otherwise this could have ended very badly for the calf. Nice, relaxing video. Kudos to all moms everywhere!
She’s so tiny compared to the adults…what an adorable fluffy little one.
I really need the chretiens and admyi off me
Um yeah it's a BABY,...smh.
@@SagebrushRambles really ?
Normally their babies double their size when they are born, but this calf born differently
😅😅😅😮😅@@edyr
Motherhood is motherhood no matter the species! Mom's rock .......patient, loving, kind, sensitive and so so protective!!!! Big cheers to moms!!!
Except where that species doesn’t take care of their young
@@HyperLinguist-AI sorry to hear that!
...putting DVDs into DVD players ...
@@HyperLinguist-AIyeah, mine stuck around. Aaaaand she’s still here. But fuck if she hasn’t been a real peach half the time. The rock? Well yeah, that was my old man. Worked his ass off and dealt with all her bullshit just to make sure his kids had something solid to go off of. That’s what gave us solid ground, took care of us, gave love whenever it was needed, made us tough, imparted wisdom - a strong father.
So I definitely have a visceral reaction to the cliched trope of “all mothers are so strong and perfect” bs. Probably much like you do.
I know that you’re just talking about Great Moms in general so I second your beautiful words ❤❤💪
It's amazing how the calf can walk so good as soon as it's born! 😮
I was thinking just that. I've watched hundreds of documentaries about animals, and I don't think I'll ever not be impressed at how fast their newborns stand on their legs and start walking and running just minutes after being born. It's incredible to see every time!
@@okapibibi A lot of these animals that are able to walk right after being born are usually carried for much longer than human babies. Some animals will carry their young for up to 24 months.
So well.
They have to in order to survive. Same as baby caribou.
@@seekinginfinityyeah, we know. It is no less impressive after your explaining.
Life makes earth beautiful. Every life is precious.
Lol nice try. Not EVERY life.
@@somnuswaltz5586 non-human life I bet she meant
This is the most beautiful thing I've seen in my 40 years of life.
First time I've ever seen one, and I really hope it won't be the last!
How sad.
@@ClanToreadorha! Really. You think any of them actually really cried whenever they comment “literally shed tears”?
@@ClanToreador How sad for you not to love nature, why watch a nature video if you don't?
You need to get out more in the twilight of your life
IN MY VIEW
This newborn baby has the sweetest face. 100% Precious.❤
That calf has learned its first lesson... not to venture out too far into unknown territory. The mom was so patient and wise, not to get herself into the shallow ice.
And that ice is slippery!
Perhaps also that:s an instinct because I can not imagine such calf to just go wondering about without a reason. Animals are driven by instinct, especially in first days
What if the calf walks on that lake and it breaks the ice and ot falls in and drowns what a dum ass musk ox calf
A mum's life is hard 🙂
The ice was just one danger and not the first, the possible depth of the snow was the other.
The calf was much safer with the snow because it only weighs a fraction of the mother.
I'm in awe my first video of the morning and this is what beauty I see if the wild! A new baby born. Hope she thrives
Such beautiful animals.
I love the way the little cutie walks, and running into a trouble already 🤩
I have so much
admiration for these
animals, they live in
such a harsh climate
Mother and child.
Priceless.💞
What a precious newborn. 😍
Beautiful calf, intelligent mother and the nature at its cutest and at its hardest
Gott schütze diese wunderbaren Tiere❤🙏Lass niemals zu das ihnen weh getan wird. Sie sind so bezaubernd und friedlich❤❤❤
Aww, just want to cuddle her.
That's a priceless video, just pure and beautiful
OMG, this tiny calf is so stinkin CUTE! Danger ... cuteness *overload* ... reaching critical mass cuteness!
It's a beautiful creature. One of the best animals Nature produces.
Beautiful film. I was once able to stalk downwind of a family group of Musk Ox in Eastern Greenland. I sat against a boulder and they eventually grazed their way to within arms-length of me. An unforgettable encounter.
Would like to hear more. Did you feel you had to keep absolutely still? At any time were they aware of you?
@@broadcasttttable Unlike if I was stalking deer here in Scotland, no I didnt have to keep absolutely still. I suspect this is because I was in a remote area in Eastern Greenland and they simply didnt recognise my presence as threatening or possibly as a human. Interestingly however, in the very same area I accompanied a group of Inuit hunters. They couldnt stalk close enough to a family group to make clean kills. I dont know whether this means that I was simply better at stalking them or some other factor.
@@folkq I've always believed animals recognize intent. They knew the hunters were a threat, you were not. Thanks for the interesting, quick response.
@@broadcasttttable Its an interesting idea but I have no doubt that if I had been hunting that they would've walked right up to me anyway.
So tiny, but so fierce ❣️❣️❣️
Hi Lynn how are you. Greetings from California, Good video. Hope you’re safe from the covid. Have a good week and stay safe 😃😘 Scott
Fierce???
@@m.williams4971Yep, once you provoke them, they'll attack you and Most Certainly kill you In the name of self defense.
@@m.williams4971 Why watch nature videos if you hate them?
People need to protect them by leaving them alone
They are left alone
YES!!
@@Sherlock245 Then why are they endangered?
@@Shivian124 cause their home is melting. And due to us and out consumption.
@@Sherlock245 Yes they were hunted to extinction in places is my understanding?
My God! What beautiful animals and oh, such an adorable and fluffy little baby! 😍🥰
Huge respect for that mother❤️❤️❤️
Mother is the only creature in this who give all her possible service to her child. Nothing in return, no money, no salary. What a great adorable nature.
Correction: there is one other creature that does this and that is father.
@@pisces2569 Not my father :(
Cute little baby born in the snow!! How Gangsta!!!
Unbearable beautiful, beautiful ❤️
It is fantastic they are making a comeback and they're wool is used to make the lightest, warmest clothing - hats, scarves, shawls, headbands - their are only a few native women who know the process. A free catalog can be mailed to one from the Musk Ox farm in Alaska.
I once saw a video of someone shearing a muskox. Maybe it was from that farm. That was a huge undertaking. Impressive animals indeed.
Their
Every time I see animal babies like this, walking, eating and communicating from day 1 in their lives I'm puzzled how incredibly helpless, dependent and undeveloped our human babies are in comparison. It takes forever until we can do basic stuff and survive.
Yes. Then even as adults we mess up!
I heard one theory is that we are born earlier in our development because humans live in so many different climates/cultures; we can start adapting to our specific environments/food/climate sooner if we are born earlier in our development.
Homosapien parents are naturally evolved to care for newborns.
This should be instinctual.
But it seems to be lacking in quite a few these days.
There is good reason for most peoples reaction to a newborn, especially females.
It is instinctual.
What some people call compassion and empathy are actually instinctual inbred emotions that you are born with.
You aren't more compassionate than someone else.
Literally anyone on Earth has this emotional need to care for newborn babies.
But because female Homosapiens give birth, they tend to be more emotional about this.
@@TheErik249 What does anything you said have to do with slow development?
I wonder if the difference in development has anything to do with predator vs prey. We have no natural predators, but a baby muskox needs to know how to run right away. 🤷♀️
Man they have some cute little babies holy moley.
Very precious calf indeed & a rare vedio .
Amazing. I never saw a musk ox before. Those huge powerful creatures, that cute little calf - beautiful!
They are beautiful
What beautiful creatures ♥️♥️
Beautiful animals they are.
Beautiful to see a protective mother whith a ball of hair 😍
What a good mama !
Hello how are you doing?
They are very douting parents How absolutely precious
What a day to be born. Neither lil calf or mom are complaining. Beautiful Sean God bless
I spent the summer prospecting in Canada’s Northwest Territories in 1974 in the Thelon Reserve. We ran across several herds of these beautiful animals, occasionally getting close enough to see them form their defensive ring around the calves, facing outwards to prepare to deal with the threat, the lead bull standing ready just outside the ring. Mother Nature in action, amazing to see.
Never seen a Muskox before today!
This was a lovely clip of video. What a beautiful calf. These musk ox are magnificent creatures. I hope they will be left in peace to live their best lives.
Unfortunately in the name of rubbish trophy, ruthless hunters will not allow the species to live peacefully.
С днём рождения малыш! 😘
I was starting to worry the calf would get into real danger or not be able to get up the bank of the gully.
Me too. I know it happens but.... I was really enjoying watching these magnificent, unfamiliar creatures... And then the bl***dy jeopardy wrecked it. Even though there was a fortunate outcome, the film makers can't help themselves from including it, in case our attention spans are so-o short we'd lose interest after a minute. Sigh. 🤦♀️
Calf is soo 😍😍
Какой славный малыш ! Только родился и куда - то на своих крепких ножках уже потопал, хорошо что мама рядом. Эти новорожденные овцебычки - такие милые, малюсенькие , трогательные. Дай Бог ему вырасти большим и сильным !
Не говори... вылез из ды и побежал по своим делам. Маленький весь пушистый...
Странно а как их мамы кормят, они такие волосатые .
Этим миром правит Дьявол, лжец и убийца. Поэтому повсюду нас окружают обман и насилие. Поэтому лжецы и убийцы хорошо живут, проституток называют "святыми", а честных людей преследуют. Поэтому Гитлер обманул свой народ лживыми нацистскими идеями, пришел к власти и много лет оставался лидером державы мирового уровня, убив множество людей, а Христа казнили по доносу духовенства за "богохульство" и "бунтарство".
Поэтому все люди испорчены и весь мир превратился в Содом.
И поэтому существует Благая весть о Божьем царстве:
Наш Создатель, Иегова бог, назначил царя, Иисуса Христа, который наведет порядок. Даже мертвые будут воскрешены и мы увидим всех, кого потеряли. :-)
Brave newborn! 😊🦬
Браво малыш
Such majestic creatures. ❤
So adorable.
Beautiful little creature.
So beautiful ❤
We need to leave nature alone ❤❤
Gorgeous and adorable animals - baby AND fully grown
The underwool of the musk ox is called qiviut (pronounced ke-vee-oot). It is warmer than wool by at least 8 times and is shed by the musk oxen in spring as the weather warms. For millenia it was gathered by indigenous people and it is still gathered today in the Arctic. It's spun into the warmest and most precious yarns and, thought rightly expensive, can be bought. It's incredibly soft and warm. Like other natural fibers, if cared for properly, an item made of qiviut will last a lifetime.
Wow, thanks for sharing that bit of knowledge. Never heard of it but just looked it up. You’re right it is expensive. They seem to go $1K and above. I’ve been moving towards natural fiber sweaters. May eventually get one but will be in several years time!
Imagine being born without the knowledge that you *are* one of these giants surrounding you.
Dumb comment. EVERY organism is born being unaware they're a small version of its grown-ups at first
No one ever born with any knowledge generally. Just saying
These are just beautiful animals, and I'm so happy to see them being reintroduced into their natural wild
Elle est si mignonne 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
What a cute baby!
BEAUTIFUL 🎉
Absolutely beautiful 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
What a miracle! How wonderful and amazing🥺💙🤍🖤🐃🐮
All babies, regardless of the species, are cute. Mothers are all the same, again regardless of species. Little calf got herself in trouble on her first day by walking (and slipping) on the ice. Good thing it was not thin ice, otherwise this could have ended very badly for the calf. Nice, relaxing video. Kudos to all moms everywhere!
The baby is so strong and he stood up inmediatelly in front of her mother. What a risk taker the baby is !.
Господи, какой же он крохотный! Зима,снег, а малыш родился!🥰🥰🥰🐃🐃🐂🐂🐂
Did you even watch the video? The narrator literally called the little muskox, “she”.
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL. Thank you for sharing this rare beauty.
So beautiful
Beautiful creatures !
So unbelievably cute, save muskoxs, they are beautiful
OMG so lovely muskox baby . So sweet 😊❤❤❤❤🎉
Fascinating to watch. I have never seen a video about these animals before really majestic.
So cute!
Asbolutely gorgeous infant. My new favourite animal. :)
She is adorable ❤❤❤❤ they must be protected!!!!
There beautiful
マスコックス。めちゃ可愛い🤗
I like how Muskoxen are Bighorn Sheep, but on Juice! 💪😎
That is the CUTEST EVER baby floof with hooves❤❤
This little baby started walking after birth, amazing!
Beautiful baby, God protect all the animals from harm, Amen 🙏
Darling little thing
That made me so tense! These are such incredible animals, and the surrounding area is amazingly beautiful!
Muskox are SO cute man. They're slow and walk around with each other in a constant cuddle formation.
Very beautiful ox.
Adorable little creature!
They’re so beautiful!
Such a beautiful wee film ☺️
Hi how are you. Greetings from California, Good video. Hope you’re safe from the covid. Have a good week and stay safe 😃😘 Scott
Какой малюсенький!
Keep these creatures on Earth. We need them.
😊
Niesamowite,jak ten narodzony przed chwilą cielaczek dokazuje widok cudowny
Precious little calf! Learning life lessons fast
Beautiful world? Only snow around!!
Amazing how these animals survive .
It clearly indicates that Nature is above all
Muskox is so big.
She is soo cute😍😍
Elegant. Bravo! Thanks!
Beautyful calf.
Baby Bison is so cute
Oh my God what a beautiful little baby. 🤗😚😘
Beautiful nature with the birth of another life and the stunning scenery
When he's briefly stuck on the ice: "maaahhhhmmm!" ❤