Canadian over here, fun fact we actually only have Elk in mostly western parts of Canada; BC and Vancouver Island ( Most Elk are down in the States). That was a Moose as everyone is stating, and the wife and I call packs of them Meese's, just like a pack of Canadian Geese's . Very amazing animals with a very odd temperament when feeling out of place, threated hence why they are so dangerous. Keep up the amazing videos! We appreciate the hard work done!
3:25 For a dog to do that indeed demonstrates an amazing amount of trust. You really need to have a very deep bond with your dog for that. We humans can learn a thing or two about unconditional love from dogs.
Alces alces is called a "moose" in North American English, but an "elk" in British English. The word "elk" in North American English refers to a completely different species of deer, Cervus canadensis, also called the wapiti.
Lonna J. vor 4 Tagen "Moose" are known as "Elk" in Eurasia, and both are in the same sub-family as New World Deer. So, it depends on where a person may be from as to what those big behemoths of a deer's cousin are called.
Elk is the original word for a „moose“. The first settlers didn’t know how an elk looks like and named the wapiti as elk. And then they used the Algonquin word „moose“ to name the elk. Similar to buffalo which are actually bison.
The penguin though! Lol he knew he was safe and that they were dropping him off back at home lol he was preparing himself as soon as they got close to the iceberg and everything hahah gotta love it
If it'sAlces alces it's a moose in America and an elk in Europe. If it's Cervus canadensis it's an elk in America and is not found in Europe. Instead we have the very similar red deer Cervus elaphus
@@rg6569 it's enough to confuse anybody. I can't remember who described the UK and America as two nations divided by a common language but it's perfectly true!
In North America it is called a moose, while most of the rest of the world calls it an elk. The animal we in North America call an elk is known as a wapiti elsewhere.
5:17)A Moose late for a lodge meeting? 5:26)T handle on the faucet.Was it turned on by the drinker? 5:38)Can it be driven on land like a Biski? 7:59)A doctor told me that the "heart" shape was closer to a prostate gland shape.
Try to find the video of the elephant that went all Mama protecting her baby with a crocodile. I never saw an elephant pick up a croc and pile drive him in to the ground. Then step on him. With two feet. Needless to say that croc went on to become shoes and purses.
That first dog, spitting out the food. My old dog did that. I saw him steal a bite from our other dog’s dish, I said, “Hey…!” Real exasperated. My dog stops, spits out the mouthful of food, and walks away. I couldn’t even be mad! Mom was trying not to laugh. Ten years was nowhere near long enough with that dog. I mis him so much
@@o9rgeronimo979 He's in a bad place to just rest... I think he got caught in the flood and got stuck in the tree (or trees)... I hope a benevolent soul will free him from this trap of nature... I am sad for this poor animal. :/
The elephant had a chain around his left ankle. That would indicate he has been chained up and probably abused. He also looked very old and tired. 💔💔❤️❤️
That elephant live better life than the rest with the speacial care. And he is chain only when he is out and he is so humble and intelligent. that's why a whole nation in sri lanka adores him.
Wow these are just incredible! Back in the day you would hope to get one of these between grannies losing their teeth and toddlers having some sort of food accident in America’s Funniest Home Videos. But it was good fun because it was all we were used to. Bob Saget may he rest in piece.
If you look closely on the legs of the elephant in Sri Lanka you can see chains. They also have long wooden sticks. That means that the elephant was beaten while being “trained”, elephants are often beaten and traumatized to perform silly tricks. Many of these elephants are being rescued and if the damage is undone they release them back to the wild
Actually… Raja used to be a logging elephant. When the logging ended, he retired, and greatly enjoyed swimming! He died back in 2016, as a very old boi. He was not abused. Many elephants have steel tethers, simply due to how big they are. Nylon or hemp just snaps, or gets eaten. Steel does not. Raja had a good life after logging
@@icarusbinns3156 Mmmmkay, let's put you in leg chains, and tell me how you enjoy your "freedom". Now pat yourself on the back for the dumbest comment ever...
@@joeschlotthauer840 how about you actually go and read up on Raja, or talk to those who actually work with elephants? I have. That bull ought to have his tusks trimmed before they crossed, but he was treated well. Or do you enjoy being so painfully ignorant?
I love elephants. I love my dog but when he was a puppy and he shit in the house, he would get swatted. Now he doesn't do it anymore! To train any animal, there has to be reward and discipline. Otherwise it's just a wild animal. If you release a trained elephant into the wild, it wouldn't know how to survive. They also could be hunted for their ivory. Just for fun....even a wild child needs discipline!!!
Jaguars like to swim, and are known for leaving their kill up in trees to save it for later, so they are comfortable in trees, but I'm sure he'd rather his territory not be flooded.
I have seen this elephant so many times once i walked near by him and he is so huge 😊😊. Also he dont like vehicles so he is walking hundreds of miles with his bodyguards
I'm sorry but it's cruel. Do you really think that elephant is happy? He's a sentient being and should be treated as such. He should be in the wild with his family. SMH
@@gingerspain423 Elephants like to walk and very playful. People make big deal out of it because it is huge otherwise dogs cats and many animals live thier whole life caged. FYI he is not unhappy cuz he is taken a good cared with lot of respect. And he is given foods medical supplies on time. That's the other side of the story. And He only chained out in the public like you walk your dog with belt on his neck
@@sherry5667 I hope my comments didn’t sound as form privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don’t normally write in the comment section but think this compliment. If you don’t mind can we be friends ?
"Moose" are known as "Elk" in Eurasia, and both are in the same sub-family as New World Deer. So, it depends on where a person may be from as to what those big behemoths of a deer's cousin are called.
55 reasons why this video is incredible
haha
4:10 Ok, that trust fall is literally the coolest thing I've ever seen a dog do! 😂😂😂
Your videos are addictive! I've seen them all, and I'm craving more. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for posting such a nice video
Happy New Year! Thank YOU for posting! 🦊
Canadian over here, fun fact we actually only have Elk in mostly western parts of Canada; BC and Vancouver Island ( Most Elk are down in the States). That was a Moose as everyone is stating, and the wife and I call packs of them Meese's, just like a pack of Canadian Geese's . Very amazing animals with a very odd temperament when feeling out of place, threated hence why they are so dangerous.
Keep up the amazing videos! We appreciate the hard work done!
Its a fking moose
This video deserves all the praise it gets. The incredible moments showcased here are unparalleled
0:47 Okay we all know we should not cry over spilled milk, but can we wine about this?
Not unless we have some cheese!
Lol you mean 'moose' not elk. Good video y'all!
We call them "elg" in 🇳🇴 Norway and "älk" in 🇸🇪 Sweden. So, yes...Elg 😁 -And they can be quite dangerous !
-Cheers, -K from 🇮🇸 😀
This is the second time I have seen this first calling an elk a moose now a moose an elk?
Is it location that’s the difference or is it physical? I am ignorant on the subject.
A moose is an elk
@@LuckyTWarren did not know that, thanks.
3:25 For a dog to do that indeed demonstrates an amazing amount of trust. You really need to have a very deep bond with your dog for that. We humans can learn a thing or two about unconditional love from dogs.
Yeah that was far more impressive than most folk would realise.
You timestamped the drummers
@@bitchiro2478 Yes the clip was modified. I've updated the stamp.
That sand art was incredible!!!
Thank you it's mine :)
I would have appreciate some copyrights but...
That dog was kinda cool, wasn't he? 🤣🤣🤣
Loved it, thanks. From Somalia.
It's the originator of Parkour... a goat!
The girl with the border collie, the trust fall. I’ve never seen that before . Incredible trainer, incredible dog.
Poor little penguin! That was really cool of you to help the little guy.
Looks like the camera caught more than just memories
I appreciate the time you put into combing through social media and compiling this tutorial. Loved it 💖
That was one funny looking elk given it was a moose.
Alces alces is called a "moose" in North American English, but an "elk" in British English. The word "elk" in North American English refers to a completely different species of deer, Cervus canadensis, also called the wapiti.
There is a big dif between an Elk and a moose. The snout is more like a horse on a moose, moose have broad flat antlers and tuft under chin
Loved that compilation, thanks !
Not bad indeed. Nothing violent just wholesome stuff.
It's about 03:30
I love the animals. They are great, nice vid!
The dump truck dumping rocks was fascinating.
5:58 that's a moose, not an elk, there's a big difference
Yeah. Especially to the moose. Moose don't like being called elk.
Lonna J.
vor 4 Tagen
"Moose" are known as "Elk" in Eurasia, and both are in the same sub-family as New World Deer. So, it depends on where a person may be from as to what those big behemoths of a deer's cousin are called.
@@tanjak72 In North America Elk are known as "Elk" and Moose are known as "Moose", so you can get the confusion.
Yes, the King of the Forest Elves would NEVER ride an Elk in The Hobbit, an Unexpected Journey ;}
Elk is the original word for a „moose“. The first settlers didn’t know how an elk looks like and named the wapiti as elk. And then they used the Algonquin word „moose“ to name the elk. Similar to buffalo which are actually bison.
Another great selection of clips
# Be Kind ❤️
😄 lol ❗
That skwerl at 9:51 really made me laugh out loud.
-Getting flung through the air.
Best video ever!!!!❤️
Love from sri lanka 🇱🇰 ❤️
The penguin though! Lol he knew he was safe and that they were dropping him off back at home lol he was preparing himself as soon as they got close to the iceberg and everything hahah gotta love it
He's seen Windows 11! Outta here! He will tell all about it's nastiness.
Watching from Greece.hi everybody.
I love it
Great video!
I like how the dog was sleeping😀😇
1:25～HAHAHA～Goodです♪
The camel got me crying with laughter lol
At 1:42 that “Camel” got me to pause
That was a Moose, not an Elk.....Cheers from Canada!
If it'sAlces alces it's a moose in America and an elk in Europe.
If it's Cervus canadensis it's an elk in America and is not found in Europe. Instead we have the very similar red deer Cervus elaphus
@@missharry5727 I stand corrected!
@@rg6569 it's enough to confuse anybody. I can't remember who described the UK and America as two nations divided by a common language but it's perfectly true!
It's like gas. In the UK gas is what powers your cooker and central heating, a and what you out in your car is petrol.
@@missharry5727 Naw....Its' a Moose!
Ha ha ha. The penguin had limo service 🤷♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
FIRST!!
Congrats awesome guy
Hi
Elephant looked more like a prisoner wearing chains to me sad :(
No its not
Yeah, me too. Pretty sure it would rather be left alone, and be with it own kind, than forced to do parlor tricks for it captors.
That's a moose not an Elk, big difference. That water coming out from the dam looks like me when i use the restroom lol
Same
@@frosty386 hello
In The Queens English, it is in fact an Elk...
@@xykel13 no a moose is a moose an elk is an elk big difference
In North America it is called a moose, while most of the rest of the world calls it an elk. The animal we in North America call an elk is known as a wapiti elsewhere.
Congratulations to everyone . who comes in every single seconds
I couldn't even make it past the introduction. Just that slide alone has me shook!
90% of the comments
"That's a Moose not a Elk"
That's a moose, not an elk.
Bonus post:
If the plural of goose is geese,
Then why isn't the plural of moose
meese?
IKR !
How come you can. have 1 mouse but 2 are mice and not 2 meese
This should be pinned to the top. Lol
I will also accept Swamp Donkey
@@stanleyhape8427 Same reason we have Sheep and Fish,, Rice, , etc
I can't stop 😲
Every incredible moment subxannallah
What a great motor boat car!!!
Let’s take a moment to appreciate how much effort they put in the video just for us.❤️❤️
5:17)A Moose late for a lodge meeting?
5:26)T handle on the faucet.Was it turned on by the drinker?
5:38)Can it be driven on land like a Biski?
7:59)A doctor told me that the "heart" shape was closer to a prostate gland shape.
Try to find the video of the elephant that went all Mama protecting her baby with a crocodile. I never saw an elephant pick up a croc and pile drive him in to the ground. Then step on him. With two feet. Needless to say that croc went on to become shoes and purses.
Wish I could have given more than 1 like for these! Thanks!
The full name of that elephant is Nedungamuwe Raja❤️. Many people in Sri Lanka worship it when it travels. It is a valuable resource to us.
Raja is not valuable to US, valuable to Sri Lanka
Raja is not valuable to US, valuable to Sri Lanka
Why does it have a chain on it's foot??? Seems more like a captive than a treasure.
That first dog, spitting out the food. My old dog did that. I saw him steal a bite from our other dog’s dish, I said, “Hey…!” Real exasperated. My dog stops, spits out the mouthful of food, and walks away. I couldn’t even be mad! Mom was trying not to laugh.
Ten years was nowhere near long enough with that dog. I mis him so much
We are from Srilanka 🇱🇰 we missed this elephant last month
Damn! Did everyone see that huge ELK!
🇱🇰 srilanka 😍
Crazyyy
I'm curious what happened to the leopard (?) caught in the tree, in the flooded river... 5:24
I thought it was a sheep.
It wasn't caught , just resting
@@o9rgeronimo979 He's in a bad place to just rest... I think he got caught in the flood and got stuck in the tree (or trees)... I hope a benevolent soul will free him from this trap of nature... I am sad for this poor animal. :/
4:50 After the Devil lost that bet to Johnny down in Georgia he learned to play the drums and lost a bet to this guy.
"55 Incredible moments"? A dump truck pouring gravel into a hole (3:30) is incredible? In what universe is that "incredible"??
3:55 Canine Musical Freestyle, if you want to see more. Very impressive and not just collies.
The elephant had a chain around his left ankle. That would indicate he has been chained up and probably abused. He also looked very old and tired. 💔💔❤️❤️
Agreed. Pretty sure it would rather be left alone, and be with it own kind, than forced to do parlor tricks for it captors.
That elephant live better life than the rest with the speacial care. And he is chain only when he is out and he is so humble and intelligent. that's why a whole nation in sri lanka adores him.
I Truly FQuing Love you BroStar 🌟
it's nice to see RAJA (The Tusker in Sri Lanka ) from your vedio 👍
😊👍from Sri Lanka
Wow these are just incredible! Back in the day you would hope to get one of these between grannies losing their teeth and toddlers having some sort of food accident in America’s Funniest Home Videos. But it was good fun because it was all we were used to. Bob Saget may he rest in piece.
What's incredible about a cat in a bush or the coal being dropped from a lorry. 🤔🤔🤔
It's incredible anyone would think it's incredible.
I'm Sri Lankan's I really proud of Nadungamuwe Raja
Dude, I hope that penguin is still okay.
Best clip IMO
I saw him in the movie, “Happy Feet”. He looked good.
that dog at 1.30! in fact all the beasties are great!!
That was a moose not an elk. That's why seeing a moose is no less dangerous than seeing a bear lol
That was a moose racing by in the snow not an elk. Both types of animals wander through my yard on a regular basis.
If you look closely on the legs of the elephant in Sri Lanka you can see chains. They also have long wooden sticks. That means that the elephant was beaten while being “trained”, elephants are often beaten and traumatized to perform silly tricks. Many of these elephants are being rescued and if the damage is undone they release them back to the wild
Agreed...
Actually… Raja used to be a logging elephant. When the logging ended, he retired, and greatly enjoyed swimming! He died back in 2016, as a very old boi. He was not abused. Many elephants have steel tethers, simply due to how big they are. Nylon or hemp just snaps, or gets eaten. Steel does not.
Raja had a good life after logging
@@icarusbinns3156
Mmmmkay, let's put you in leg chains, and tell me how you enjoy your "freedom". Now pat yourself on the back for the dumbest comment ever...
@@joeschlotthauer840 how about you actually go and read up on Raja, or talk to those who actually work with elephants? I have.
That bull ought to have his tusks trimmed before they crossed, but he was treated well. Or do you enjoy being so painfully ignorant?
I love elephants. I love my dog but when he was a puppy and he shit in the house, he would get swatted. Now he doesn't do it anymore! To train any animal, there has to be reward and discipline. Otherwise it's just a wild animal. If you release a trained elephant into the wild, it wouldn't know how to survive. They also could be hunted for their ivory. Just for fun....even a wild child needs discipline!!!
"Sorte é apelido o verdadeiro nome do sucesso chama-se dedicação...só coisas boas para quem leu esse comentário e irão vim mim conhecer".!!!💙❤️✨😊
It depends on where you are tho.
13:26 is pretty cool
If that poor elephant is so cool and celebrated, why on earth is he wearing chains.
🔥🔥🔥
I think that dog had a little roo in him 🤣
The PENGUIN
Drummer got skilzz
13:48 it is at Expo 2020 dubai and it is know as water feature
8:00 Love Sri lanka
5:27 So many unanswered questions!
5:48 That elk looks an awful lot like a moose.
Take care buddy
Hello liane
💜
14:20
Really? No comments about the white team member who got glass in his eyes?
That tom cat peeking through bushes is half bigfoot
3:30 Then the leopard seal died from starvation, his whole family died and then the whole population of leopard seals died. The End...
If I were the skiers I'd be more worried about what the moose seemed to be running from.
Good Point 👍
A glorious elephant king
(3:46) Dogs love playing games.
At around 4:10 , the girl with the pooch doing tricks , bout 90% certain that girl and pooch performed on A.G.T. ...
That animal stuck in the tree with the water 💧 underneath was not cool at all.
It wasn't, they just laid there to rest
I've seen cats resting in weirder places that look like they were stuck
Jaguars like to swim, and are known for leaving their kill up in trees to save it for later, so they are comfortable in trees, but I'm sure he'd rather his territory not be flooded.
give the doggie a mouthful! wont hurt!
What was that animal in the tree?
I'm not re-engineered, I'm going to bed now.
I have seen this elephant so many times once i walked near by him and he is so huge 😊😊. Also he dont like vehicles so he is walking hundreds of miles with his bodyguards
I'm sorry but it's cruel. Do you really think that elephant is happy? He's a sentient being and should be treated as such. He should be in the wild with his family.
SMH
@@gingerspain423 yes he is he cant survive in the wild he born and raised with humans
@@gingerspain423 Agreed. Pretty sure it would rather be left alone, and be with it own kind, than forced to do parlor tricks for it captors.
@@gingerspain423 Elephants like to walk and very playful. People make big deal out of it because it is huge otherwise dogs cats and many animals live thier whole life caged. FYI he is not unhappy cuz he is taken a good cared with lot of respect. And he is given foods medical supplies on time. That's the other side of the story. And He only chained out in the public like you walk your dog with belt on his neck
Rajah, a National Treausre with untold amount of chains around his neck = abuse. Thank for the vid, tho.
2:34 just what does a penguin think of the people he sees?
I'll bet the penguin was thinking: "Hey. This is a formal affair. Why aren't these guys dressed in tuxes like we are?"
The tiny crab making little balls reminds me of “Wall-E”
Hello sherry
@@thomassmith6344 hello
@@sherry5667 hello how are you doing?
@@thomassmith6344 HellosThomas!
@@sherry5667 I hope my comments didn’t sound as form privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don’t normally write in the comment section but think this compliment. If you don’t mind can we be friends ?
"Moose" are known as "Elk" in Eurasia, and both are in the same sub-family as New World Deer. So, it depends on where a person may be from as to what those big behemoths of a deer's cousin are called.
Did no one help the leopard?
(5:11) That guy has muscles in places I don't even have places!