The human body has evolved to retain less muscle mass than their ape counterparts. Having less muscle mass allowed early humans to chase and hunt animals much more efficiently. Having reduced muscle mass increased their survival against the predators and staying alive in general as muscles require a significant amount of energy to maintain.
@@death_parade Yep . Plant strong 💪 Another random cool info on Giant Herbivore Dinosaurs, herds would create valleys after eating everything insight on there paths.
@@SivaKumar-em9im well I mean I could but I'm not going to lol. Humans need to eat more green less meat. We raise cattle. But we need to raise more tree
Not only Indian Gaur but other endangered species like Asiatic lions, Bengal Tigers , Asian elephants, Indian Rhenos etc are well protected in India, by creating special forest zones with stringent wild life protection laws.
Thats now... india is going to overtake china in population very soon and it will not stop. Good that there is some videos of these animals they are gonna be history in 30 years tops.
In Punjab there is no forest that's why it seems unreal to you bro. Visit the Himalayas in North, North East India South India, Central India, all these animals are common. 😊
Chris Ferrer , Oh man you won't believe their power, if pissed off these animals can turn you into a pulp in a matter of seconds. Even Indian elephants respect their power. Tigers are their main predators but so many incidents are reported where tigers got killed by a fully matured bull or by a group of Gaurs.
Considering that i have lived in close proximity to these herds , i can say that this man's actions were pretty poor in this respect. Gaurs are peaceful animals only if you maintain a distance of 50+ metres. It is ill advised to get any closer to them. They are a herd and herds almost always have calves nearby. They WILL protect their calves.
I don’t think he got that close, looks like for those shots where he appears to he kneeling a meter from the cow, her filmed himself against a green screen and added the cow in the background
A male gaur once reached about a kilometre from my house (escaped the forest nearby, it's a small town) and tackled a lady that was killed on the spot. They really are dangerous as hell
I am an Indian living in southern India. I see these beautiful specimen while traveling in the hills and forest reserves all the time. I have always wanted to go to Africa and see the great cape buffalo among the other big 5. I went to Kenya last year and I was very disappointed to see that the cape buffalo was small and not majestic at all compared to the Gaur.
The next time you must go to South Africa you will see the biggest cape buffalo in Africa they are not big as gaur but they are majestic as gaur, cape buffalo is the most fierce among cattles
@@thunderstraw864 Maybe you live in a crowded city or something where you'll only find small crows. Ravens live where there is more green. If you've never been out of the city, you can even check some tiger documentaries, many of those show Ravens scavenging off Bengal Tiger's kill. You can also google like Indian Ravens or something, and check their range/habitat.
tigers hunt alone. 1 lion wouldn't even attempt to prey on an animal this size. And as for lions preying on elephants, maybe a calf but not an adult elephant.
My knowledge of these magnificent beasts is limited, to say the least. The animal kingdom is not my field of expertise, so I won't beg to differ. Although I don't think there's any kind of land animal on the planet that stands a chance against an adult male Siberian Tiger
+Ross Wind There you go!...hating on Tigers again and again!!...I gave you so many accounts of Tigers killing Bull gaurs!...even of a Tigress killing a 2000lb Bull Gaur!!...You just can't take it that a single Lion would never attempt to even attack this gigantic bull period!!...and Tigers kill them all the time!!...and you're right!...Tigers don't have the courage of Lions because Lions run away from Honeybadgers and puny humans!...whereas Tigers WOULD BOLDLY ATTACK AND KILL ANY ANIMAL!!....Gaurs are actually the favoured Tiger prey in india!!...Go look it up!
@@sonu28211 you call the females cow and the males bull, even implies to deers and giraffes and even fucking whales, these are just bovines. That's just how people talk :)
They are tamed by us in the north eastern part of India, called as Mithun in our state of Arunachal Pradesh. But the ones shown here have much thinner horn then ours, maybe they are inter bred. One male Subu (named in our tribe) of ours had a horn span of about 5.5ft, but died a year back in territorial fight during mating season (the same fate he gave to a few), and now it's skulled head is at my grandfather's place as is our custom to keep and display our Subu adin (Mithun Head).
He build muscles just by eating trees and walking around, even human can't build those muscles just by walking around and eating tree's.GAUR is whole another level in building muscles.
What a treat ! I've never witnessed this, I'm big into farming vloggers so one day(today) I decided to research wild cows and this is what I found first! Awesome!
either this guy knows cows in and out, or he is extremely reckless, or he had an escape plan (back of truck) off camera. Getting gutted by one of those and seeing your insides all over is not the best way to go.
The reason the Gaurs weren't attacking him at that distance (which, say, an American bison probably would) is because the sacredness of cows in India... people behave so well with them they don't take humans seriously.
This is the first ive ever heard of them. Very majestic.. Thier hair looks so smooth!! Its amazing how powerful an animal can get just off grass!!! 🌞🌷🌏
Gaur: Well I can Jump through 6 foot fences and kick tigers to death, while them "leg day gym metro sexual fairies" cant even kick a football and clear half the pitch.
It might be larger in size but the caped Buffalo is more respected because it is more aggressive and kills more humans. The same way that the siberian tiger is larger in size but the bengal tiger is more aggressive and therefore ik known as the royal bengal tiger.
Tuesday 14 Sep 2021 : In Malaysia in around 1998 , near Batu Caves , there were cows and a Hindu relaxing on his motorbike. I inquired. He replied that the cows , somewhat unbelievably, had been driven all the way overland from Bharat (India) ! I expressed incredulity. He remained absolutely calm but engaged me in discussion. Few Americans will ever understand Asia , I barely do after decades of excruciating, mind-blowing effort. I now suppose such an effort to deliver the cows was motivated by religion. But the same decades of academic reading ... never cited nor revealed such "unofficial" , independent, humble but successful endeavors. They looked like happy cows. I remember.
I had a terrifying experience once. I was walking in the dark and all a sudden sensed something standing in front of me like about 10 meters away. I took one or two steps front and suddenly felt a massive unit jus charge for me, my instinct took over and I turned back and ran as fast as I could having no sense of direction. It turned out to be a large male Gaur that was blocking my path. Love these magnificent majestic creatures ❤️ So calm and peaceful and yet so deadly.
yeah there are animals' and we are humans they have strengh and we have intelligence that's why humans and animals are different they compede to get females we talk to get females 😏
@@Sage-nc9uq nope.. Gaur is much bigger and stocky. I have seen both, been to tetons and Yellowstone a lot of times. But both are grand in their own way
@@Just_Tey ahahhaha You Dumbshit, I never said they were 100% the same. Tigers aren't factually stronger than lions. The belief that tigers are stronger is purely based on assertions. They are both usually equal in physical strength. Both weigh nearly the same and have around 60% musclemass, similar skeletal and bone robusticity.. so there isn't a great difference between the cats when it comes to "physical strength". A lion can be stronger, A tiger can be stronger...Depends on the individual "Lions hunt in packs to kill a wildbeast." That is not a valid argument nor is it a valid reason to believe one animal is stronger just because the other one doesn't hunt in packs. Leopards hunt alone. Is a leopard stronger than a lioness?? A lone lion can easily kill a wildebeest, moron. "Read my name" Yep your name definitely sums you up perfectly.. ahahahhah
You're standing in front of an animal unharmed, without any signs of aggression, taking pics and saying it is dangerous. How hypocrite!!! We are threat for them.
@@quibquab1731 that's just a perception as a farmer I have seen a lot of cows but none attacks and even domesticated some of them wild one. It is just maybe but they rarely shows any sign of aggression you can easily go near to them and there young ones
@@anubhavsharma3896 I know. I have lived with cows all my life. They are so friendly. But humans have been killed by cows before, even when the humans did nothing to provoke the cows. That is just a fact.
You are triggered because he called an animal that you worship dangerous but the fact is people have been fatally attacked by wild Gaur, always do some research before commenting non sense
At that time I didn't get triggered even if that tiger or lion were filmed but now you have commented on belief so here's my reply yes I'm Hindus and we do worship cow and I'm proud to be one. But you guys always looks everything from angle of religion that's your problem is. I haven't commented anything thats based on religion or based on my belief also just think you are sitting and eating and someone comes and start poking you and says you're dangerous that's why I said hypocrite and we are dangerous to them and by them I dont mean cow only I mean to say every animal that is present on earth. Read carefully before abusing someone or questioning there belief. Also at last Yes cows does hurt humans and someone killed but when provoked unnecessaryaily.
You shouldn't be so close to it mate. They are very dangerous animals and they are very fast on their feet if they wanna be. I think you are filming in the Nilgiris and they have killed humans who have gone too close to them in the Nilgiris.
As someone who loves in the foothills of Western Ghats, The Indian Gaur is one of the calmest animals you can see unless if you threaten them of course.
@@Rexx01okkey.. mostly the people get scared of them and try to do something stupid those things may alert these these animals.we are really cowards..we are scare to death for these gentle animals
Great capture My friend. I have been close to such herds many times when I visited the south Indian forests , especially the western ghats side. They are not aggressive so to say. They get aggressive if they sense harm to there calves, or detect pranksters and such. But many times i have seen they are so close to villagers and humans and cherish being patted and pampered.
I have seen this beast very closely approx 10 feet from my car on the way to Ooty. They have much powerful presence then any animal. I was also shocked and superexcited like a kid when I saw this humble beast in its natural habitat with its herd.
***** That's true dear.. After partition still my Indian land mass extended from Himalaya of north to Kanyakumari of south (indian ocean) and from Kaach of Gujurat (west) to state of Arunanchal Pradesh of east... This land is Huge and happens to be the most Diverse Cultured land on planet.. hahaha
The indian tigers have literally killed these animals as prey usually they hunt the smaller ones but incidents have been reported when they are spotted hunting a 1000kg gaur.
This Gaur, colloquially called the "Bison" in the Nilgiris Mountains have killed many people with their horns when they feel intimidated. I've lived around these chaps in the Nilgiris for around 15 years. Pure muscle. They can jump fences from one tea estate to another and are very swift on their feet as well.
Linda Kloss, there are so many instances where tigers got killed by these Gaurs. Tigers are the main predators of these animals in the wild. Gaurs are actually the largest natural cattle in the world. Sometimes a fully grown male Gaur can weigh more than two tonnes and a cow can weigh one thousand five hundred to One thousand eight hundred kilos. They are huge and only muscle.
Just imagine all those millions of tigers in pre-colonial British India, "mmm I am in a mood for a feast, let me go to kodaikanal and feast on a gaur".
@Pavan Kumar lol that's not my point. Right from ancient India until the onset of the Colonial rule, tigers thrived in India. There were supposed to be 5 million tigers in India at 1800. But the hunting obsessed Europeans ravaged the jungles and killed them all with their Winchester's. I said pre colonial India because I was suggesting that there were many tigers all over the South Indian jungles then and they moved freely. Unlike now where there are only a few hundreds. Cheers.
I used to live in an area filled with such bisons. They would trample the gardens of residents, cause entire traffic jams and break all kinds of walls everywhere. There was one especially gigantic and old gaur with a striking scar across his eye, whom the residents would call "Tyson". Yet to see a more assertively magnificent creature.
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Gaur to another gaur : look at monkey following us
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" If I get any closer they might get annoyed, so I am going to be careful"
1 min later stands two feet away from its face
he got balls....doesnt he ?
If gaur isn't threaten, they won't attack. You can even feed them with your hand. Just like cow. But seeing male gaur terrifying.
Zoom lens makes things look closer.
Because Cows are Normally peaceful animals
@@miekkb they won't do anything if U r not threatening them . But they r pretty powerful for sure
Humans:- Chicken, Protein Powder, fish, gym , steroids
Indian gaur cow:- hold my wild leaves
Humans are obligate omnivores, not ruminants
The human body has evolved to retain less muscle mass than their ape counterparts.
Having less muscle mass allowed early humans to chase and hunt animals much more efficiently.
Having reduced muscle mass increased their survival against the predators and staying alive in general as muscles require a significant amount of energy to maintain.
the protein inside 40 kg grass > the amount inside 100 g chicken
@@ozanbayrak562 just eat vegetables,nuts,pulses
@@ozanbayrak562 bro I am a Indian but I love to eat chicken
2:31 Gaur be like ' tf you want, mate? '
jus milk from ipshita
@@vijayaprabus7993ask your sister
@@vijayaprabus7993 how about from ur mother ? Learn to respect u lil bitc' . That's the least u can do
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TF? 😂@@vijayaprabus7993
Forget proteins, I need those leaves
put about a ton on your shoulders and walk up and down a mountain.
*Gaur Genetics
I’m pretty sure plant based diets make u stronger but the way the world is we will never see change
Lol you don't need meat to get protein
No no no they eat grass.
Go eat grass and let's see you retain as much muscle as them.
Therapist: Cows on steroid aren't real, they can't hurt you
Cows on steroids:
@Te Boi he's true and I inow @Barnabas cracked a joke but many on internet it's truth.
@Amit Anil -vegan- pure vegetarian
@@death_parade Yep . Plant strong 💪 Another random cool info on Giant Herbivore Dinosaurs, herds would create valleys after eating everything insight on there paths.
@@sensisensei5201 but , u can't chew leaves all the day as the cows do.
@@SivaKumar-em9im well I mean I could but I'm not going to lol. Humans need to eat more green less meat. We raise cattle. But we need to raise more tree
Not only Indian Gaur but other endangered species like Asiatic lions, Bengal Tigers , Asian elephants, Indian Rhenos etc are well protected in India, by creating special forest zones with stringent wild life protection laws.
Yup, they’ll shoot tresspassers, that’s how serious they take their conservation efforts.
Thats now... india is going to overtake china in population very soon and it will not stop. Good that there is some videos of these animals they are gonna be history in 30 years tops.
It’s all gone now with Modi selling forest land to Adani to mine
@@globalcitizenn lol idiot
@@globalcitizenn yeah😢
I am from Punjab. I saw Gaur in movie Baahubali and thought its a mythical animal. Never thought they actually exists. They are truely magnificent.
You have to visit south india. You will be astonished.
@@surendranathish Gaurs are present in East as well. I am from North Bengal and I have seen Gaurs from pretty close.
In Punjab there is no forest that's why it seems unreal to you bro. Visit the Himalayas in North, North East India South India, Central India, all these animals are common. 😊
@@Lovely-dl5cw in punjab their is forest but not every forest have every animal in world.
I've seen gaur I'm fROM UP we're asked to stay as far as we can especially if they're males they break walls n fances
This weighs 2000lbs and has horns. I’m gonna smell it’s breath.
Lol ,.... Ikr ! That would be cool!
daAnder71
I’m gonna go smell; it is breath.
Forgot the semicolon, thank you.
@@conservat1vepatr1ot still did not understand
@@conservat1vepatr1ot take your meds;
@@Peacemaker-96
Lol huh?
That male Gaur has some serious massive muscle. Don't want to piss him off
Chris Ferrer , Oh man you won't believe their power, if pissed off these animals can turn you into a pulp in a matter of seconds. Even Indian elephants respect their power. Tigers are their main predators but so many incidents are reported where tigers got killed by a fully matured bull or by a group of Gaurs.
Heh they wouldn't be able to be pissed off once u put one rifle to it's head it would make some juicy burgers UwU
@@Killdahcake give me your dog and ill make a juicy burger
@@Fish-ey9lt i will make juicy burger out of you
@@KilldahcakeI don't think guns would do that much aside from boltaction Rifle , you would sure be send down to heaven before killing with that .
What a huge body! can't believe it's made of grass
Dude, they eat all day
lol ahahahha
Deepak. S actually, some male tigers killed male gaurs
This is called the power of vegetarian diet 😊
It's called being a ruminant with a stomach capable of fermenting indigestible fibre.
Wow, never knew there were wild cattle like that! Magnificent creatures.
Much like north american bisons
I met face to face in kodaikanal (india) OMG its scary its looks like a professional bodybuilder😲😲
So a good advice for never try this in India.😒😒
Yeah same here.. I was like almost dead at kodai😂😝
Mee too
You should fight with it like Bhallaldev🤣
@Eric Cartman are you a foreigner
Some body builders : Non veg is only way to get muscular
alfa male gaur: hold my beer😏
your should have say hold my grass
Do u want to eat 6 kgs of brocollis everyday just to get 168g of protein ?
Yeah, me neither.
@@WiliantoMulti Eat pulses
Hold my lettuce..
On purely veg diet you are gonna die of vitamin deficiency cuz you do not have 4 stomachs unlike these Gaurs.
I absolutely cannot believe how close this guy got to those Gaur, that would never pass with an American Bison.
Gaur are not that agressive but when they are angry, even bison goes down
Bisons been historically hunted in america. So they see humans as threat. In india gaurs are pretty much non threatened
@@Ramkeev true I was thinking the same exact thing
Mmmmm steaks 🤤
Or African Buffalo
I saw a herd of 63 of them once. Still one of my best wildlife sightings.
Now you have a like for each of them
Gaurs don't gather in that big groups. A herd of 10 Gaurs itself would be extremely rare. Seems like you lied, buddy.
@@Rahul_Singh100 gaurs congregate in groups upto 200 in certain waterholes
You counted them perfectly? Cap. I once had to count 40+ goats and I couldn't. Because you cannot track them
Considering that i have lived in close proximity to these herds , i can say that this man's actions were pretty poor in this respect. Gaurs are peaceful animals only if you maintain a distance of 50+ metres. It is ill advised to get any closer to them. They are a herd and herds almost always have calves nearby. They WILL protect their calves.
I agree.. getting close to something so huge is pretty dumb imo
Agreed. Worst part is if he was attacked they would have probably shot the cow
@@supmaidoods8753 We don't do that here haha, if he gets killed...he gets killed it is considered as an accident.
I don’t think he got that close, looks like for those shots where he appears to he kneeling a meter from the cow, her filmed himself against a green screen and added the cow in the background
@@yemeshmoodley9380 I don't think it's a green screen. I think he used a weird lense which makes it look like there is no distance.
alpha male gaur= real vegan body builder 😎
trio colore yes
@extra account state animal of Goa
@Ragnar Skarpsvärd nah
@Ragnar Skarpsvärd you don't need spinach to get shredded 😂😂 I prefer broccoli, lettuce , potato or cabbage
What about elephants? they have a lot of muscle weight.
The cows must be thinking : WTH is wrong with you bro
A Cow can't even eat her food peacefully 😶
@daAnder71 yep changed it,
His* That's a bull
Over reacting
@@dv9239 not a bull...it was a female cow lol you were right the first time
@@erikm8372 it's a male
Females are brown and smaller
A male gaur once reached about a kilometre from my house (escaped the forest nearby, it's a small town) and tackled a lady that was killed on the spot. They really are dangerous as hell
At my village if there's one on loose
Everyone just stays inside until it passes the village.
Whay was that lady's fault that she was yeeted like that?
@@patriotenfield3276 she was just passing by, I assume the bull panicked since it's a relatively crowded area
@@siddharthverma1249Lack of survival instinct. If I saw that thing in my 100 meter radius I'd be gone.
True..or I will hide somewhere..rather than running, hiding is better@@Orca_mammal
"When they come, everyone gets out there way"
Man: walks up to him with a camera.
If the female would have cried for help then the male would have dealt with the humans.
Because the cameraman never dies.
Bruh male gaurs have reportedly killed more tigers than tigers have killed gaurs
I am an Indian living in southern India. I see these beautiful specimen while traveling in the hills and forest reserves all the time. I have always wanted to go to Africa and see the great cape buffalo among the other big 5. I went to Kenya last year and I was very disappointed to see that the cape buffalo was small and not majestic at all compared to the Gaur.
Still better than America's genetically engineered, agribusiness Holstein cattle.
The next time you must go to South Africa you will see the biggest cape buffalo in Africa they are not big as gaur but they are majestic as gaur, cape buffalo is the most fierce among cattles
Only thing bigger than gaur are elephants, rhinos and hippos.
The PedoProphet Muhhamad But they are giraffes, same like camels. They are not in the same category for determining largest.
Sorry. I read your comment with the Apu's voice. :/
They look so perfect.... so unreal... just like a computer generated augmented reality 💜 what a beauty
Like a Yak.
No it looks better man. This is real life.
@@gotchaabeech I know they are real... I'm saying this just because they look too perfect 💜
@@thetrusfratedarmy natures cool that way
@@hoppes9658 lol. Yaks are too small in comparison.
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birds in the background: AAAAAA AAAAAAAAA
Savage Ravens, motherfuckers will even chase down pigeons in air, you don't need any peregrine falcons here.
@@comradecetacean1927 lol! Ravens are not found here...they must be crows, and they are very common here in india.
@@thunderstraw864 Maybe you live in a crowded city or something where you'll only find small crows. Ravens live where there is more green. If you've never been out of the city, you can even check some tiger documentaries, many of those show Ravens scavenging off Bengal Tiger's kill. You can also google like Indian Ravens or something, and check their range/habitat.
@@comradecetacean1927I think this video is shooted somewhere in South India ravens are found far north....
@@thunderstraw864 that's definitely a crow's voice.
Now I have even more respect for tigers knowing that they prey on these gigantic beasts.
tigers hunt alone. 1 lion wouldn't even attempt to prey on an animal this size. And as for lions preying on elephants, maybe a calf but not an adult elephant.
+Tommy Gordon Uh, tigers hunt alone, the whole pride would have to make an effort to kill an elephant.
+Larry McMillan Jr. Many books said that tigers don't attack healthy adult gaurs. Tigers don't have the courage of the lion.
My knowledge of these magnificent beasts is limited, to say the least. The animal kingdom is not my field of expertise, so I won't beg to differ. Although I don't think there's any kind of land animal on the planet that stands a chance against an adult male Siberian Tiger
+Ross Wind There you go!...hating on Tigers again and again!!...I gave you so many accounts of Tigers killing Bull gaurs!...even of a Tigress killing a 2000lb Bull Gaur!!...You just can't take it that a single Lion would never attempt to even attack this gigantic bull period!!...and Tigers kill them all the time!!...and you're right!...Tigers don't have the courage of Lions because Lions run away from Honeybadgers and puny humans!...whereas Tigers WOULD BOLDLY ATTACK AND KILL ANY ANIMAL!!....Gaurs are actually the favoured Tiger prey in india!!...Go look it up!
Human: such a beautiful animal
Gaur: this is one weird looking cow...
We eat male cow not the female cow which you call your mom 😂
If that's your mom..how could you be a human?
2:23
Cow like : This pose okay 😎
Sachintha Dilshan it’s a fucking gaur
lol 😂
Sonu The Gamer still a cow
@@sonu28211 you call the females cow and the males bull, even implies to deers and giraffes and even fucking whales, these are just bovines. That's just how people talk :)
@@comradecetacean1927 that reply is 6 months old bruh
They are tamed by us in the north eastern part of India, called as Mithun in our state of Arunachal Pradesh.
But the ones shown here have much thinner horn then ours, maybe they are inter bred.
One male Subu (named in our tribe) of ours had a horn span of about 5.5ft, but died a year back in territorial fight during mating season (the same fate he gave to a few), and now it's skulled head is at my grandfather's place as is our custom to keep and display our Subu adin (Mithun Head).
Mithun→Bos frontalis
Gaur →Bos Gauras.... Both are different
@@rakeshahire8703 bos gauras and bos frontalis are wild and domesticated respectively, commonly Gaur
awesome, love your culture
Mithun and gaurs are different
I am also from Arunachal we don't have Mithun but a few gaurs are present in the wild
@@TheLampung mithun is gayal not gaur, gaur is different
He build muscles just by eating trees and walking around, even human can't build those muscles just by walking around and eating tree's.GAUR is whole another level in building muscles.
Lol🤣
This must be the stupidest comment I've ever read
google for the cows with abnormal myostatin inhibitor. they look even much more shredded than these gaurs.
In built steroids.😂
Humans can't digest cellulose dumbo
Remember Baahubali 1 😂😂
Yep, that was a Gaur that Bhallaldev was fighting. They also showed some very beautiful Nellore cows in Baahubali 2.
@@muktamalakar5771 why aren't gaur domesticated
@@siddarth3955 domesticated gaurs are centuries later.... Normal cows, we see... Mean while wild breed stayed same...
@@RudraRasa oh alright, thats a new knowledge to me, thanks
Yes who can forget that horrendous cgi.
My friends cow saw this on our phone and she wants that handsome gaur as her husband.
Tum Cow matrimony khol liye😂😂😂
@@wdg8184 😊hum apne dost ko inform karliya cow matrimony khulwa ne ke liye
@@riban8993 😆😆😆
Kon hai ye log kaha se aate hai ye log
@@sumeetkumar3000 ky pta bawa
Harvesting time they comes to our fields. They can jump over 6 feet fence so easily.
From western ghats ❤️
Impossible
@@stevencoardvenicethey can
@@gloomyend1232
Not 6 feet. Impossible
@@stevencoardvenice the gaur has about 3 feet ground clearance jumping 3 extra feet is not impossible man just search it up on TH-cam
@@gloomyend1232
I will DEFINITELY look for video evidence. I will believe it, when I see it
girls...always ready for photos :D
Ashraf Anam 😂
Ashraf Anam is this bison is halal?
Tiger power th-cam.com/video/etz9jx1zvz0/w-d-xo.html
Please watch it it's damn cool
Ashraf Anam Good observation brother 😂😂
2:40 “and I certainly would never get that close to a big, powerful male.”
So gets close to a big, powerful female instead. 😂
A female with a calf is probably more dangerous than a male
@@thatonedog819 exactly! Dude’s logic is a little flawed. 😂
@@thatonedog819 they said that she didn't have a calf
Can believe tigers 🐅 have the guts to try and attack these
Mostly they don't
But hunger can make you do anything
What a treat !
I've never witnessed this, I'm big into farming vloggers so one day(today) I decided to research wild cows and this is what I found first!
Awesome!
The indian tiger's hunt this thing so image the power of tiger
they don't , most of them are failed attempts , these aren't regular species .@@vijaynath7561
If they get angry they're faster than your imagination,an really can jump
Jacob lalliantluanga Well with all those muscles that must be ez pz for them
Gaur?!?! 🤣 That means "dude" in Icelandic. Hey gaur! 😆
Yo dude!
Hey gaur
Hey gaur
Have you seen FC Goa club?
He's not a Dude, He's a man.😂😂😂
Aesir spoken with a japanese accent means donkey in german
Male gaur was like "move man or you'll be moooooooved"
You wasted the perfect opportunity to say "moooooooved."
@@maano2491 ah shit man
You're damn right
@Abhinav Singh sure bro
Not just male one!
either this guy knows cows in and out, or he is extremely reckless, or he had an escape plan (back of truck) off camera. Getting gutted by one of those and seeing your insides all over is not the best way to go.
Sounds better than most ways
The reason the Gaurs weren't attacking him at that distance (which, say, an American bison probably would) is because the sacredness of cows in India... people behave so well with them they don't take humans seriously.
@@kakalimukherjee3297 yes you are right, and probably one or two dudes behind the camera with rifles ready to shoot at the cow if it charges.
@@ericastier1646
Can't disagree
If he's calling this cow the world's largest, he doesn't know a whole lot about cows.
This is the first ive ever heard of them. Very majestic.. Thier hair looks so smooth!! Its amazing how powerful an animal can get just off grass!!! 🌞🌷🌏
Don't be scared, he's wagging his tail. That means he's friendly :-D
What a hope!!
Wagging of tail is get rid of flies, don't mistake it for affection as in dogs else your meeting with these beautiful animals will be disastrous
That applies only to Pet dogs not wild animals 😊
Lol it's not a dog
I like you.. you are funny!
Moral of the story: Never skip leg day
Gaur: Well I can Jump through 6 foot fences and kick tigers to death, while them "leg day gym metro sexual fairies" cant even kick a football and clear half the pitch.
Or shoulder day!
when I first saw them in a zoo i have no idea how long i kept looking at them they were so beautiful like a beast created by cgi.
Hi Anus
cgi cannot be better than God
Male gour is bigger & stronger than african male cape buffalo.
Chillax007 Yikes. That is huge!
Do you mean gaur
It might be larger in size but the caped Buffalo is more respected because it is more aggressive and kills more humans. The same way that the siberian tiger is larger in size but the bengal tiger is more aggressive and therefore ik known as the royal bengal tiger.
But Cape buffalo are more aggressive than gaur.
@@ronaldoggha1801 but what do you prefer to see angry Gaur or Buffalo?
Every cows dream. To be truly free!!
Not only cows.....
Imagine the burger made from that cow if it was edible
@@DarkMage2k come and try that in India if you have guts
@@jaydeep7234 dont you people run eachother over all the time and dont give a fuck get real street shitter
Every living beings dream.
This Gaur never use his horns. He rather punch.
Oh Mr Vietnamese tree 🌲 , please dont eat all of our Indian cows
Tuesday 14 Sep 2021 : In Malaysia in around 1998 , near Batu Caves , there were cows and a Hindu relaxing on his motorbike. I inquired. He replied that the cows , somewhat unbelievably, had been driven all the way overland from Bharat (India) ! I expressed incredulity. He remained absolutely calm but engaged me in discussion. Few Americans will ever understand Asia , I barely do after decades of excruciating, mind-blowing effort. I now suppose such an effort to deliver the cows was motivated by religion. But the same decades of academic reading ... never cited nor revealed such "unofficial" , independent, humble but successful endeavors. They looked like happy cows. I remember.
I had a terrifying experience once. I was walking in the dark and all a sudden sensed something standing in front of me like about 10 meters away. I took one or two steps front and suddenly felt a massive unit jus charge for me, my instinct took over and I turned back and ran as fast as I could having no sense of direction. It turned out to be a large male Gaur that was blocking my path. Love these magnificent majestic creatures ❤️
So calm and peaceful and yet so deadly.
Man you would have been as fast as the road runner in the looney tunes cartoon 😉
Which art of india do these gor belong to north eastern states??
@@neoanderson4840 bro I'm not sure about north eastern states.. I encountered them in Kodaikanal in tamil nadu.
@@manishsirmour3599 oh k they r southies then 😉
@@neoanderson4840 I'd say indian 😄😝
These guys can get any woman 😂
yeah there are animals' and we are humans they have strengh and we have intelligence that's why humans and animals are different they compede to get females we talk to get females 😏
Just talk
Bharath V are you disabled
@@bharathv5020 even with so much of intelligence you still act like a commie.Just learn how not to screw a joke
@@psaiprateek1417 are you smoking some weed bro i can smell it from comment first thing first you have to stop smoking weed and then talked to me
They really are beautiful.
G
This quality is astonishing knowing its 14 years old
these giant wild cattle make our American bison look small and they themselves are big about 2500 pounds in bulls and six feet at the shoulder
Yes they can weigh up to 2 tonnes.
American Bison are way bigger
@@Sage-nc9uq nope.. Gaur is much bigger and stocky. I have seen both, been to tetons and Yellowstone a lot of times. But both are grand in their own way
@@SauravDasGuptaIN Yes both are awesome and unique
@@SauravDasGuptaIN Guar seem like they are more aggressive..
Tigers hunt these. And people still say lions are stronger than tigers
Nobody says that lions are stronger than tiger's except you.
@@herbsewell4995 shutup. And trust me ive argued with people that say lions are stronger than tigers
@@Beast4J ur so dumb. How are lions and tigers the same. Tigers are stronger. Lions hunt in packs to kill a wildbeast. Read my name
@@nbaairdog3124 not really
@@Just_Tey ahahhaha You Dumbshit, I never said they were 100% the same. Tigers aren't factually stronger than lions. The belief that tigers are stronger is purely based on assertions. They are both usually equal in physical strength. Both weigh nearly the same and have around 60% musclemass, similar skeletal and bone robusticity.. so there isn't a great difference between the cats when it comes to "physical strength". A lion can be stronger, A tiger can be stronger...Depends on the individual
"Lions hunt in packs to kill a wildbeast."
That is not a valid argument nor is it a valid reason to believe one animal is stronger just because the other one doesn't hunt in packs. Leopards hunt alone. Is a leopard stronger than a lioness?? A lone lion can easily kill a wildebeest, moron.
"Read my name"
Yep your name definitely sums you up perfectly.. ahahahhah
You're standing in front of an animal unharmed, without any signs of aggression, taking pics and saying it is dangerous. How hypocrite!!! We are threat for them.
????? The animal could have still killed him. Humans are a threat to them, I agree. But if the mother had a calf, she would have attaked him.
@@quibquab1731 that's just a perception as a farmer I have seen a lot of cows but none attacks and even domesticated some of them wild one. It is just maybe but they rarely shows any sign of aggression you can easily go near to them and there young ones
@@anubhavsharma3896 I know. I have lived with cows all my life. They are so friendly. But humans have been killed by cows before, even when the humans did nothing to provoke the cows. That is just a fact.
You are triggered because he called an animal that you worship dangerous but the fact is people have been fatally attacked by wild Gaur, always do some research before commenting non sense
At that time I didn't get triggered even if that tiger or lion were filmed but now you have commented on belief so here's my reply yes I'm Hindus and we do worship cow and I'm proud to be one. But you guys always looks everything from angle of religion that's your problem is. I haven't commented anything thats based on religion or based on my belief also just think you are sitting and eating and someone comes and start poking you and says you're dangerous that's why I said hypocrite and we are dangerous to them and by them I dont mean cow only I mean to say every animal that is present on earth. Read carefully before abusing someone or questioning there belief. Also at last Yes cows does hurt humans and someone killed but when provoked unnecessaryaily.
Their muscular type doesn't reveal but they are also swift jumpers.
They have beautiful horns.
try not to hunt them there is a law for protecting wild animal's in india you no
We will eat them instead. I love steaks.
@@HalalJoker hey you will be thrown in jail for that it's indian law
Excuse me ?
@@egret2813 excuse u
You shouldn't be so close to it mate. They are very dangerous animals and they are very fast on their feet if they wanna be. I think you are filming in the Nilgiris and they have killed humans who have gone too close to them in the Nilgiris.
Cool tiger th-cam.com/video/etz9jx1zvz0/w-d-xo.html
Damn deadly
it's in the dooars, foothills of the Himalayas
+SAYAN BHATTACHARYYA u r wrong its mostly found in peninsular india
These are very friendly, i pet them everyday 😂 😂 😂
i wonder what would happen if the alpha gaur takes on steroids
Saurabh Ghosh 🤣
it would explode and we'll all die..
His body will burst....😁
IAM_HE IAM_HE
But i dont want to die
A thermonuclear chain reaction would be initiated
As someone who loves in the foothills of Western Ghats,
The Indian Gaur is one of the calmest animals you can see unless if you threaten them of course.
The smaller cow in our neighborhood is more violent than this one😂😂 the man is very brave..how come the gaurs don't even try to scare him!!!
They don't need to! They know he can't harm them, they don't eat meat, they are mostly carefree! Except ij few condition
@@Rexx01okkey.. mostly the people get scared of them and try to do something stupid those things may alert these these animals.we are really cowards..we are scare to death for these gentle animals
@@akhilthottathilvv they are really beast with Gentle heart, unlike them Animal like Hippo are very aggresive! We should run when we see them
its fake gnus...
ill show myself out
@@akhilthottathilvv So maybe like shoot them? There is like years worth of meat for 3 people in one of those.
0:06 This reminds me - Bahubali.
Dude has a lot of balls turning his back on that huge animal. 😳
I dont think he had a lot of balls, but balls definitely a lot bigger than normal to do what ever he did.
2:53 Gaur: Wait, are you taking a video or a picture?
The animals are probably thinking:
What are these strange things pestering us for?
Should i chew them and puke or fart on them to wardoff.
They are used to people here... they don't attack too often although they are very aggressive..
Damn. This guys don’t appreciated his life. Lol
Well that was pretty fucking cool to see up close so he atleast appreciates nature even if it will kill him one day
“This guy doesn't appreciate his life“*
Human : I can go for a beef burger 🍔
Every wild cow in a 20 mile radius: aTtaCk
Human becomes fertililizer for plants
That cow's haircut clean af
Great capture My friend. I have been close to such herds many times when I visited the south Indian forests , especially the western ghats side. They are not aggressive so to say. They get aggressive if they sense harm to there calves, or detect pranksters and such. But many times i have seen they are so close to villagers and humans and cherish being patted and pampered.
I was in Kodaikanal last year and two of these beasts were running through the hills by the place I was staying. Amazing animals.
I have seen this beast very closely approx 10 feet from my car on the way to Ooty.
They have much powerful presence then any animal.
I was also shocked and superexcited like a kid when I saw this humble beast in its natural habitat with its herd.
It looks like a painting. Most beautiful creature.
That’s a very beautiful creature and just shows how pleasant viewing nature can be
I don’t think there is a more beautiful wild ox than that one.
I am an indian.. but never seen such beast before. even never heard of. Probably i am unaware of much jungle stuff.
***** That's true dear.. After partition still my Indian land mass extended from Himalaya of north to Kanyakumari of south (indian ocean) and from Kaach of Gujurat (west) to state of Arunanchal Pradesh of east...
This land is Huge and happens to be the most Diverse Cultured land on planet.. hahaha
Welcome kerala you can sow here
If you want to see them come to Goa India. Where bondla wildlife santuary is located.
I have also not seen them .But here in the Himalayas we have yaks and they are beautiful creatures .
Welcome to nilgiris..!
These are as tall as a huge SUV. They dwarf my car when I drive by.
Im Indian, & i live near these gaur areas. I wont dare to go near them. 😨
They actually don't attack unless you tease them
@@adityaaryan3883 can never be too careful with a wild animal
@@adityaaryan3883 they can be very unpredictable in mating season. So one shouldn't risk it anyway.
Arnold Schwarzenegger of the animal world. Only it's vegan.
Cattle are not vegan -- they drink milk.
@@1godonlyone119 r/whoosh
Not some other animal's milk, so logically they are vegan 😄
@@ahanadutt5572 They drink milk, so they are not vegan. Vegans don't drink ANY milk, you moron.
@@DarkOceanShark I got the joke, it just wasn't funny and it was inaccurate. Cattle are lacto-vegetarians, not vegans. They drink milk.
The tigers over there are like: "I'm not so sure I can take this one."
The indian tigers have literally killed these animals as prey usually they hunt the smaller ones but incidents have been reported when they are spotted hunting a 1000kg gaur.
Gaur is like : no matter how close you come human you cant do shit so I allow you
2:25 Check out the look on this Gaur as he sizes up the photographer: "Okay, don't annoy me." That stare could melt any human alpha male.
That's only a female 😂
They are so cute especially the female one lol. :-)
This Gaur, colloquially called the "Bison" in the Nilgiris Mountains have killed many people with their horns when they feel intimidated.
I've lived around these chaps in the Nilgiris for around 15 years.
Pure muscle. They can jump fences from one tea estate to another and are very swift on their feet as well.
Yes... the gaur long jump is a sight on its own
Absolutely beautiful animals. I wonder if there are video's of someone who befriended one of them.
The Indian gaur is like a military tank made of muscles
My God ! How magnificent and beautiful. Wild cattle, as they should. i wonder if the cows here can ever be approached ?
Linda Kloss cows 🐄 are trying hard to seduce this dude!
no there are aggressive espically the males males don't want a human to be close to there females'
Linda Kloss, there are so many instances where tigers got killed by these Gaurs. Tigers are the main predators of these animals in the wild. Gaurs are actually the largest natural cattle in the world. Sometimes a fully grown male Gaur can weigh more than two tonnes and a cow can weigh one thousand five hundred to One thousand eight hundred kilos. They are huge and only muscle.
Cow : bro get out of my face I'm tryna eat here
Dude : it's amazing to feel their breath on my face *he says sextualy*
Hey honey, I think that man needs to get his oil changed😂
Actually I'm from Yorkshire but thanks anyway - no one can replace Sir David.
Betty’s tea cakes
Imagine being the cameraman and at 02:14 suddenly scream your lungs out.
The eyes of the female gaur at 1:07 are pretty calming.
i have seen a breed of domesticated gaurs and they're the most majestic and intimidating cows I've ever seen.
Just imagine all those millions of tigers in pre-colonial British India, "mmm I am in a mood for a feast, let me go to kodaikanal and feast on a gaur".
@Pavan Kumar lol that's not my point. Right from ancient India until the onset of the Colonial rule, tigers thrived in India. There were supposed to be 5 million tigers in India at 1800. But the hunting obsessed Europeans ravaged the jungles and killed them all with their Winchester's. I said pre colonial India because I was suggesting that there were many tigers all over the South Indian jungles then and they moved freely. Unlike now where there are only a few hundreds. Cheers.
@@hattorihanzo8385 Yes they killed Indian cheetahs too abd Asiatic lions also.
"Do you even lift bro?"
Male gaur:- aren’t u gonna take myyy interview😜..don’t worry that’s just my mean face...
The animal that truly inspired Red Bull even looks the logo withe that back!
These are "baahubali" bulls in the real world!
They look so well groomed! Beautiful animals
They are so clean and powerful looking compared to our domestic cows. Love the appearance, ay they are beauts!
Domesticated cows are full of shit as they are confined to small shed for 12 hrs.
I used to live in an area filled with such bisons. They would trample the gardens of residents, cause entire traffic jams and break all kinds of walls everywhere. There was one especially gigantic and old gaur with a striking scar across his eye, whom the residents would call "Tyson". Yet to see a more assertively magnificent creature.