Remarkable that mom knew exactly how many in her brood and waited patiently until the last one made it up the steps, rather than leaving with an incomplete set.
@@johnytan971 First one = Born talented, natural Last one = Hard work, persistance People that think like this = losers There is nothing unfair. There's just victim minded people
@@tatskamaster Yes its not always first born are talented or last born are hard work but there are indeed people who are born talented or batter looking than others and require much less hard work. It's a truth.
Even though it's tempting to help, they learn and develop a lot more when they do it themselves, and I think that's why the mother duck was so persistent. It was the right decision.
@@lalalu6850 Maybe you meant "survival of the fastest", because this vid was definitely "survival of the fittest" but all the ducklings were fit enough to pass this test.
What the fuck is this comment it's normal for mother's to wait for their kids it's like praising your mom because she didn't leave you alone on the street
when we a few people were struggling in my class, my teacher played this video and compared us to these ducks, and said 'Look at these ducks. did one of them make it up before the others? yes. did any of the ducks give up? no. you all learn at different paces, and just because someone nailed it before you doesnt mean you are incapable of learning, now i want you to keep jumping. ' ❤❤❤
Fun fact, most animals can't count. She didn't leave because she knew her babies call and heard there was still one there. If the baby stopped calling, the mum would leave.
Ducklings years later facing stairs: “We meet again at last. The circle is now complete. When I left you I was nothing but a learner now I am the Master.”
my heart goes to the first one that made it to the top for being a strong duckie and to the last one for not giving up, and of course the mother for waiting
I find that very cute too. Seeing their buddies make it boosted their morale. They also paced around to see if the other side of the stairs is easier to climb. How smart & resourceful! They don’t get stuck in one place.
@@ABC-ed8cg if you notice in the back, the mom duck is actually walking left and right to make them try different places - very sweet.. and sorry for the late reply :D i know you probably forgot this video already
The mother's duck is teaching her babies jumping to upstair by step to step. Clever mother duck. They will strong and fast grow. Thank you to lovely ducks. ... From THAILAND.
@Kat deejay Yes but it is scariest for the last duckling. It must have been so afraid, worried about the others leaving it, and anxious to catch up, but it fears that it will not succeed as it has failed so many times. All the ducklings were very brave tho, we should learn from them:)
@@khkgkgkjgkjh6647 you are correct. I just cross-checked. Ducks can't count as humans do. To keep a track of the babies they either rely on sight, or the mother duck let's out voice commands and the babies reply with their own sound. The baby can easily get seperated because if the mother duck doesn't hear anymore reply sounds or can't see a baby, she'll just carry on.
@@JasonRamosNJ They prob can't. Baby ducks just keep making noise non-stop and if there is no noise behind, then there are no babies left. Well, actually i'm not sure
Sometimes the best teacher is letting the child figure it out. I know it's hard to stand back and watch them struggle but it is also so satisfying that they push through and make their own way. Not every problem needs a helping hand. Hats off to the people recording and allowing the ducklings to try.
But like.. Maybe the mother duck would have chosen another route if they wouldnt have stayed there filming it... It seems rather close 😅 Once we saw some ducklings falling down in a gully cover (?) and needed to do sth because its not a natural route through the streets.. As long as you use sth else to tocuh them or lay a stick there e.g. Its fine xD
@@crazyottsel23 because they have to learn by themselves, if you help them they would just run away, besides they wouldn't have the strength to jump obstacles when there are no Humans to help
The mom knew what she was doing. She took them there because it was time for them to learn to climb stairs. She waited at the top, neither holding their hands (wings?) nor abandoning them. And I love how she knew where every last one of them were, and waited for the last of her babies to get up before moving on. The people filming were right not to help. It's the same thing as seeing a new butterfly struggling to get out of a cocoon. The struggle is what helps make their wings strong for flight. If you help them, the wings stay weak and the butterfly can't fly. Overcoming adversity makes us stronger. And this tiny adversity helped these babies grow.
@@nexusproductions2064 I don't see anything wrong with them learning how to do both. Besides, it's cute seeing stuff like this happen where they won't let us and our silly structures stop them.
Not all. The mother duck was waiting for it which is natural mother instinct. The ducklings just followed the mother. They don't separate themselves from their mother hence they had to wait.
If you small the laws of physiks make high jumps a lot easier. If you get too big you will be crushed by your own body weight. If youre small you can jump 100 times higher than your body height. So if the chickens would be big as us they coudnt jump this high either.
Possibly, but likely not. You can put orphans of the same age as the mom's babies, and she'll take them in. Won't take older chicks, or younger chicks than the ones she has, so I doubt it's a love of babies.
Just think about it. They jumped a stair DOUBLE their height. While we can't even imagine to jump anything double _our_ height. Hats off to you, ducklings 🎩🎩🦆🦆🦆
At first I was like, "why wouldn't you try to help them?" But in the end, I think it was good to let them figure it out themselves. Sometimes helping isn't really helping!
@@ashfloranna No she wouldn't. It would actually be extremely difficult (if not impossible) for a duck to abandon a baby, because ducklings will follow their mothers everywhere, no matter what. It's not like with a songbird where the parents could just stop coming back to the nest. It's still mostly a myth with songbirds too though, most birds barely have any sense of smell. I volunteered at an animal rescue that mainly took birds, and there was a consistent problem with people just leaving baby birds on the ground to die because they incorrectly thought that if they put them back in the nest, the parents would abandon them.
@@TSGPhilipp Concrete haven't existed billions of years though. That should be changed into a ramp, ya know, to be more accessible to everyone and not animals.
A mother always waits... someone who has complete patience... whether she's human or any kind of animal.. mother always thinks of her kid's comfort than hers...she's the visible God in each soul's life🥰🥰🥰
The last duckling:
*”You don’t know what real stress is”*
What the hell 800 likes and no comments?
@@BozoBear23 not any more
me when I’m the only one in class who hasn’t finished the test
With my like, it is 1k likes now. Congratulations.
@@jazzya1264 I felt that in early 2020
Imagine having to clear that height relative to your body without hands, and you were just born like a week ago.
Can you imagine anything from when you were 2 years old ? :|
I can't even clear high jump at the lowest level..
okay but they mentally mature faster than humans and are tiny so theyre less subject to the square cube law just sayingggg
Week? Pretty sure they are couple of hours old. Mb day or so
But we have to remember birds's hollow, pneumatic bones and the fact that most animals are being born more able than humans
That one duckling that made it first must feel like a Legend.
That one last duckling must be in depression.
He was
Magic
I didn’t even know him many likes I got THANKS
MrScorpiX sad life
This is the pure definition of “never give up” the mama sat there and waited for all her babies to make it up the stairs, she is a true roll model
crazy how people still watch this but sdhame my comment will never go to 9.6k likes
@@KeplerYubified Don’t worry, I like it for you😉
@@ThatoneYoshimain lol tysm!!
Yoshi is GOAT. 😎
Imagine the anxiety the last duckling had to endure
pain
No
ngl I can relate
@@Zygrade101 being that one kid who always finishes last: 🥲💀
Poor thing. 😢
That one duckling that got up before all the others is a legend
They still tell the tale of their bravery to this very day!
Ram Media Amazing! Wish I had the courage of that duckling.
That duck will have plot relevance
Legends say he is climbing stairs to this day.....
He is the chosen one
1st duckling looking down at his siblings like „and that’s why i’m mom’s favorite“
haha yes
Oohh burn
Lol
And that’s why you’re the best duck for the market hehe
Remarkable that mom knew exactly how many in her brood and waited patiently until the last one made it up the steps, rather than leaving with an incomplete set.
Imagine mama duck immediately going back down the stairs after all of that trouble.
LMAO thats what i was thinking😂
Lmao wut🤣🤣
THEN SHE GOES BACK UP
Lmao
After then I would have just rolled down the stairs
It makes me so happy that she waited for them all. I was worried she'd forget one.
She is a good mom.
Momma knows her chicks
One of the most wholesome things I’ve ever seen
same
Yes that one would feel unloved then.
*woman* : "they're soooo cuuuuuute"
*duckling* : "If I don't get up those stairs i'm gonna starve to death"
haha yes that was their inner monologue!
I live for comments like these
@Mostafa Salem name one
@@MrAgentTurner sleep
@@jacobhughes574 that's not important
That first duckling's just built different
Nailed it!
First one = Born talented, natural
Last one = Hard work, persistence
Damn...
It just shows how unfair world is.
@Stone Blue It's the same
@@johnytan971 First one = Born talented, natural
Last one = Hard work, persistance
People that think like this = losers
There is nothing unfair. There's just victim minded people
@@tatskamaster Yes its not always first born are talented or last born are hard work but there are indeed people who are born talented or batter looking than others and require much less hard work. It's a truth.
This is how our grandparents went to school
This comment is underrated.
Ur grandparents were ducks?
@@devaharshabt5414 r/wooooosh
@@eIonmuskofficial shut up
*Disclaimer:* 9 y/o pikachus have come in the comment section! 😂😂
“Should we help them?”
“No!”
Mama approves of baby duckies not using cheats
Montana Roots it’s nature you fucking snob
@@elifsukabak2635 i think what he made was called a joke.....
@@m4stro118 pretty sure its a joke dont raise your blood pressure over it lol
Everyone calm down
@@Batman.- we are*
Even though it's tempting to help, they learn and develop a lot more when they do it themselves, and I think that's why the mother duck was so persistent. It was the right decision.
@P-39_Airacobra Thank you soo much for the supportive comment!
The best part is how the Mom doesn’t leave until every single one has made it. Strong maternal instincts
There are duck mothers who aren’t that patient. They say, “survival of the fittest,” and leave with the other chicks.
@@lalalu6850 Maybe you meant "survival of the fastest", because this vid was definitely "survival of the fittest" but all the ducklings were fit enough to pass this test.
Not strong enough to help them before they got injured.
@@nonenoneonenonenone Hard to help without thumbs
What the fuck is this comment it's normal for mother's to wait for their kids it's like praising your mom because she didn't leave you alone on the street
To the people that say "why not help?" Now the ducklings gained valuable experience that will help them survive future similar situations.
@Epic Gaming yes. I don't know why you can't understand that.
@Epic Gaming they need help but eventually got it.. I’m pretty sure the mom wouldn’t want them touching her babies. Just be happy they made it
@Epic Gaming Stairs are Nature. They have been around for over 6000 Years
@Epic Gaming just because something is Man made doesn't mean its not Natural. Humans are a Part of Nature. Is a Birds Nest unnatural or a Beaver Dam?
@Epic Gaming whats the difference from climbing a stair to climbing a ledge?The stair is still an obstacle no matter if its natural or not
She is a good mommy she waited until the last duckling reached her ❤️
She was like "Hope this'll exhaust them so there won't be any beeping in 10PM again..."
@420 Everyday orr they develop mental health issues! ^.^
@420 Everyday I would rather not give my child ptsd
That's a normal mommy move
@420 Everyday True
when we a few people were struggling in my class, my teacher played this video and compared us to these ducks, and said 'Look at these ducks. did one of them make it up before the others? yes. did any of the ducks give up? no. you all learn at different paces, and just because someone nailed it before you doesnt mean you are incapable of learning, now i want you to keep jumping. ' ❤❤❤
Love the fact that duckling didn't move till her last kid didn't climb, she remembered him.
What?
@@axelNodvon2047 he means that momma duck didnt leave before every single child was up the stairs
@privacy alert a lot of times they leave some behind, so this is beautiful.
I know that this is gonna start a war by OP saying its a "him" so I'm gonna get some orange juice and I'm gonna wait....
Fun fact, most animals can't count. She didn't leave because she knew her babies call and heard there was still one there. If the baby stopped calling, the mum would leave.
Once a wise man said: "That's one small step for a man - one giant leap for ducklings."
very applicable.... very applicable, even decades after... very applicable!
Nice one
Wise words to remember
Genius 😂😂
Lol no wise man said that. Only quarantined guy commented it😂
I literally cheered when the last one made it!
Its so hard not to cheer for the last one. That took a lot to accomplish. Its like their Mr. Everest!
That last one was a soldier! Nothing but respect for him/her.
A truly monumental moment
Same omg it was so cute and I was watching with my mom and we celebrated when the last one got up
Me too 😊.
I love how the mom knew how many were left and waited
really! how is that possible?? There are lots of them
Everyone's talking about the ducks, but no one is talking about the damn uneven stairs
You are the Hero this chat needs!
@@JasonRamosNJ Thank You!
The last sat air is easier than then second, but the first is by far impossible to fail
that explains why they kept hopping on different parts of the stairs.
yeah that second step was a monster
"STRUGGLE my babies... it will make you stronger..."
**baby ducks struggling**
mamma duck: *pathetic*
Sayeta Zonen gordan ramsays voice
it could be a dad
@@anurdaburmancitizen males have green heads
@@engineeryt9055 oh lmao
"This is a test of strength! If any of you fail, your don't deserve be my child..."
So cool that the mother wasn't going anywhere until ALL of her little ducklings cleared those steps.
“How bad is your anxiety?” “The last duckling.”
so underated
@@ansonchan0518 Indeed
Very mature comment
11,115
Wouldn't have been surprised if he just gave up, went down the stairs and started a new life as a tramp
I'm impressed at the mother duck for knowing how many ducklings she has so that none would get left behind
No ducklings left behind!
Nah there's still one trying to make it up the last stairs jk 😆
She can hear them...
I think she could hear them chicking
I think she would have left if they didn't make the sounds
So cute how they didn't give up and the mother waited for every one of them.
This lessons is 'go to school and learn'. If mother had gone to school and learnt skills, she would have spread out her wings to serve as a ramp.
@@GrowFoodSustainably wha-
@@GrowFoodSustainably this is the dumbest comment I’ve seen today. Congratulations
They couldn’t give up (imprinting) and the mother couldn’t leave any behind (instinct). Animals don’t think like we do.
@@GrowFoodSustainably And you're saying...?
Nothing hollywood has produced in the last eleven years can match the drama, suspense, excitement, and emotional arc of this epic.
@@chrisschuenke8316 Wow! THANK YOU!!! High praise.
hahaa
I can feel the panic of that last one trying to get over while everyone else is waiting
People talk a lot about the first one ...for me that last one is the reel champion because never give up ❤️
@@Spaceshido nobody is talking about the first one
@@OmegaNut Ok
At one point it almost fell of the second step too
Especially since he doesn't see if they are leaving
Im glad mother duck waited for everyone
@Joseph Johnson I'm guessing somebody was being an asshole? Honestly idk
@Joseph Johnson He was responding to a comment that's no longer there, either deleted by the commenter or removed by TH-cam after being reported.
VokunKendovJosh but he was responding to the original comment? I’m confused now
@@watertruck9893 Huh. Now that I look closer, he was responding to the original comment. I'm confused now too.
Lmao I like how almost everyone didn’t realise that Joseph was referring to jaguar and not some random guy who deleted his comment
Imagine they turned the corner to see 3 more stairs lmao
The mama duck: *"FUUUUUUUUUUUU"*
2:19 You can see stairs
@@Johanaa curb ur enthusiasm plays
@@Johanaa XD
@@Johanaa WOW poor ducklings 😂😂😂😭😭😭
The first one is that one cousin whom my mom compares me with....lol!
ducklings were there for so long they probably grew few inches thats why they made it
Lol 😆😂😂😂😂
Lmao underrated
Oh, just like in minecraft
😂😂
Lol
That mama duck is like a Marine drill sergeant training her brood --
GET OVER THAT WALL !!!!
MAGGOTS
@@ZachSC 🤣😂
Ducklings years later facing stairs: “We meet again at last. The circle is now complete. When I left you I was nothing but a learner now I am the Master.”
Stairs years later facing the ducks: "strike me down, and I will become even more powerful than you can imagine"
Ducklings: "My powers have doubled since the last time we met."
This is awesome!!!
Yo, y'all are so funny extra lol 😭
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0:08 !!
That first duck is the chosen one
my heart goes to the first one that made it to the top for being a strong duckie and to the last one for not giving up, and of course the mother for waiting
You really saw it deeply!
It looked like the first duck went back to encourage his siblings to push.
yeah animal mothers are known for being cruel and could just leave their babies at any time. duck mothers are more caring than others luckily
Yeah but the woman in the video was a heartless bitch. If she gets in a wreck, Imma use her logic: no don’t help her, she’ll figure it out
@@uno9915 But they're not very smart, they don't take the way that would be best for their babies and often get them killed
02:20: No worries! Everybody's Happy! ❤️
@Assassin oww 😯😟 why tho
AA VFX I've seen your beautiful videos!💖
@@shonnaa7117 Thanks
@@AAvfx No problem. I probably might ask for some soon.
Too bad, nobody likes last place.
Really interesting how when one makes progress, another couple quickly follow - as if they increased effort once they saw it was possible.
I find that very cute too. Seeing their buddies make it boosted their morale. They also paced around to see if the other side of the stairs is easier to climb. How smart & resourceful! They don’t get stuck in one place.
@@ABC-ed8cg if you notice in the back, the mom duck is actually walking left and right to make them try different places - very sweet.. and sorry for the late reply :D i know you probably forgot this video already
like the 4 minute mile.
👏😊💐
The mother's duck is teaching her babies jumping to upstair by step to step.
Clever mother duck.
They will strong and fast grow.
Thank you to lovely ducks.
...
From THAILAND.
maybe I'm just drunk but this was an emotional rollercoaster
It can take you for a ride. Its intense if you have a heart.
Lmao
How about you stop being an alcoholic
@@aces8481 it‘s called Humor jimmy
My whole body tensed up.
The last duckling wasn't the weakest, he was the bravest for not giving up.
@Kat deejay Yes but it is scariest for the last duckling. It must have been so afraid, worried about the others leaving it, and anxious to catch up, but it fears that it will not succeed as it has failed so many times. All the ducklings were very brave tho, we should learn from them:)
@@zhaofei6605 I believe the duck just didn’t want to get left, as if it did it would die.
@@zhaofei6605 you are both right
thats what the weakest one would say to come up with an excuse lol
Still makes you the weakest, physically.
I like how the mum counted all of her kids before leaving. She couldn't leave alone any of them.
We were wondering if they can count, we say yes. At least they can count their own babies.
No, they can't count. They just listen to the chirping. If they can't hear it they move on.
@@khkgkgkjgkjh6647 you are correct. I just cross-checked. Ducks can't count as humans do. To keep a track of the babies they either rely on sight, or the mother duck let's out voice commands and the babies reply with their own sound. The baby can easily get seperated because if the mother duck doesn't hear anymore reply sounds or can't see a baby, she'll just carry on.
@@JasonRamosNJ They prob can't. Baby ducks just keep making noise non-stop and if there is no noise behind, then there are no babies left. Well, actually i'm not sure
Aww, I love this. did anyone else's heart melt watching this?
Mommy duck: "c'mon guys you're embarrassing me in front if the humans"
Toddlers can never match up to this.
LOL
of
Tony to Bruce : Come on man, you are embarrassing me in front of the wizards.
the last one is definitely the main character in a disney movie
@@dipl.-psych.alfonskaseberg1768 what
@@dipl.-psych.alfonskaseberg1768
If you’re calling Walt a pedo please provide evidence
And the first one is main character's best friend, or antagonist
Very very accurate
I feel like this was a good introduction to flying for them. They started to realize their little wings could help them
Imagine what it would be like NOT using "I feel like" in a sentence these days.
@@user-fy7ru4ii1i Well, as not knowing the intricate details of the parenting styles of ducks, I started it off that way to convey I am not an expert
@@user-fy7ru4ii1i i feel like you're mad
@@user-fy7ru4ii1i this is probably the lamest example of "kids these days" I've ever seen
@@user-fy7ru4ii1i I feel like you didn't add anything to the conversation
Cutest thing ever. And Moma duck didnt leave until the last one 🥹
That’s how children should be raised. Don’t make it easy for them, but give them all the time they need and stay close.
@Timmy L Lmaooooooo
Beautiful words
@Timmy L wooooah youre legend 😲😂
@Timmy L 😂🤣🤣
@Timmy L yeah who gets this dark from internet jokes?
Sometimes the best teacher is letting the child figure it out. I know it's hard to stand back and watch them struggle but it is also so satisfying that they push through and make their own way. Not every problem needs a helping hand. Hats off to the people recording and allowing the ducklings to try.
At first it really didn't look like everyone would be able to make it but they all did. Even if it took some a bit longer.
ALWAYS the best teacher is letting the child figure it out. The job of the teacher/parent is to make sure they have all the parts they need.
But like.. Maybe the mother duck would have chosen another route if they wouldnt have stayed there filming it... It seems rather close 😅 Once we saw some ducklings falling down in a gully cover (?) and needed to do sth because its not a natural route through the streets.. As long as you use sth else to tocuh them or lay a stick there e.g. Its fine xD
@@legionaireb And to make sure they dont stray from the correct path.
Tell that to the simple minded lefties who demand everything be given to them.
My music teachers shared this with me and over 50 classmates to teach us a lesson about never giving up.
You're having beautiful music teachers be happy for having him/her
Cool bro
Rickroll
,ipwttr
@@rubinajesmin2273 Not intended
Probably, the mother duck pretended that she was leaving in order to motivate the ducklings to jump up the stairs faster.
My mom did that too when we refused to get in the car at the shopping mall growing up. She always came back though... eventually.
@@VonSchpam
... :-)...
When she whispered "bye guys" in this affectionate tone my heart just grew 3 times the original size
Wholesome
Are you a Grinch?
Mate you should probably have that checked out.
@@andymcclurg9916 I like how you said "a " Grinch as in like a species but not a name
quit playing bro, go visit a cardiologist or sum
Your heart is gonna explode if you don't go to a cardiologist rn
Looks like the TH-cam algorithm has brought us back together guys.
I have no idea how I got here lol
oh yes !
TH-cam algorithm, bringing people together from different spheres of life since 2010
TH-cam thiz week just brings me back to minimum 7 years ago videos
Original comment
whoops, momma forgot something back at the nest, we gotta go back down the stairs kids
AHAHAHHAHAHAHA imagine if that happened
*ducklings begin swearing in quacks*
Lol, Thanks for the chuckle!
@@Bobby-cm7vu
Lol!
"Should we help them?"
"Haha, no!"
Me asking why the f not lady?! 😡
@@crazyottsel23 because they have to learn by themselves, if you help them they would just run away, besides they wouldn't have the strength to jump obstacles when there are no Humans to help
“Oh my god they’re trying so hard”
“Should we help them?”
“HA, no!”
If we, humans, help they won't learn to keep on trying :)
Also I’m pretty sure if you tried helping them, the parents will attack you. Atleast that’s what I think.
Yeah ..it's necessary for them so that they could build up strength in their body.
I thought it sounded terrible too with how she said it but I think she knew that the mom would get pissed off and the babies would freak out.
@@firebreath001 bro i don’t think the point of hopping the stairs was to get a workout of it lol.
I love how the adult just sits there and lets the ducklings do it themselves.
Exactly
I think it stands not sits but nvm
@@amongusztav655 another definite of sit is to stay put
They gotta learn
@@spacemation8786 bbu hcncbfhfnd
It's so sweet how the mom is just patiently waiting for them.
I'm not sure how patient she was, really. I definitely got an "I don't have all day!" vibe.
That's how to make babies strong, confident, and resilient from the beginning.
The mom knew what she was doing. She took them there because it was time for them to learn to climb stairs. She waited at the top, neither holding their hands (wings?) nor abandoning them. And I love how she knew where every last one of them were, and waited for the last of her babies to get up before moving on.
The people filming were right not to help. It's the same thing as seeing a new butterfly struggling to get out of a cocoon. The struggle is what helps make their wings strong for flight. If you help them, the wings stay weak and the butterfly can't fly.
Overcoming adversity makes us stronger. And this tiny adversity helped these babies grow.
I wish they'd learn climbing over natural habitat rather than struggling to climb over things made for humans.
@@nexusproductions2064 I don't see anything wrong with them learning how to do both. Besides, it's cute seeing stuff like this happen where they won't let us and our silly structures stop them.
Fabulous explanation
How come I struggled so much in my childhood and I'm still pathetic
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0:08 !!
That one duckling who made it at the beginning is the anime protagonist. The others are the rivals who arrive just after the main character does.
The first one to get up all the way is Sasuke and the last one is Naruto at the beginning of the manga/anime.
Imagine if its an isekai
Or side character
Amine? Been working on bio lately?
For a classic shonen the first one'd be the rival and the last one the protagonist, since this are just the very first episodes.
Nature at its finest, even stairs are a test of survival
The ducklings explains how success works.
Nailed it!
I am so happy how the duck mother waits until the last child rises
The ducklings are like me trying to advance in my employment.
Notice how the mother knew exactly how many there were as she didn't bother checking to see if any were left
This video can be shown to children to teach them that If they try,Anything & Everything Is Possible♥️
If they use others help and after getting help leave them on their own to solve the same problem*
If she had left without the last one I would have cried 😭😭😭
She wouldn't! Ducks are smart
@@membosanimations maybe city ducks are more relaxed, in nature they get much less caring.
Karandras on the other hand, country ducks don’t have to worry about stairs
The ones recording this video would’ve helped it anyways.
membo's animations sometimes they do leave them, because it proves they are weak if they fail to get up. Its like survival of the fittest
Nobody talking about how all of them waited for the last one? 🤩😍
Why would the mother leave him?
@@Ailwuful idk its just cute
I mean, sure, some animals do that, but that wouldn't be normal for ducks. Most animals care for their children.
@@Ailwuful ok i get it, i just thought its cute and pretty so i wrote that comment
Not all. The mother duck was waiting for it which is natural mother instinct. The ducklings just followed the mother. They don't separate themselves from their mother hence they had to wait.
I imagine being able to jump twice as high as my own height _as a human child_ then realise how monumental those ducklings achievement.🎉
A person would be intelligent enough to go round, even a child
@@catchy_tune I think you missed the point
The duckling are kinda not erect like us so it's like we first bend and then jump twice like in bending position it's easy
@@Ketan_Rajput_78yeah, when they're like 1 week
If you small the laws of physiks make high jumps a lot easier. If you get too big you will be crushed by your own body weight. If youre small you can jump 100 times higher than your body height. So if the chickens would be big as us they coudnt jump this high either.
Thank you for the video. It helps after a crappy day.
The first ducking is the chosen one
lol7
Pbloxkid2016 I just noticed that I accidentally typed ducking instead of duckling
*_Yes. 1st ducking (lol) knows da wae_*
Mangle the pirate lass no my bruddas, that is not de wey. You have to have Ebola to know de wei!
First duckling:(starts spitting at siblings)
People: "She's preparing them to survive"
Momma duck: "haha"
That one duck that gets up first is going to be one Alpha Duck
+Common Sense Maybe he will become Darkwing Duck!
There's no such thing as an alpha duck
Turki Hadadi dannng ur no fun
@@AQUAPHREESH193 for saying the truth
Turki Hadadi yup 😂😂😂🤡🤡🥺🥺
This exercise strengthened these ducklings.
Fall guys season 2 looks awesome
Wow after seven years, there's a comment 9 hours ago, pinned. What a legend.
Thanks for pinning my new 10 hours comment on a 7 year old video.
@@kristianutomotobing9719 You are welcome, your comment was spot on! Way to go!
I was just about to say
the ones that didn't make it in time shall be eliminated
Fun fact: As you can see, Birds are able to count
No the mother duck was listening her last baby's sound
Possibly, but likely not. You can put orphans of the same age as the mom's babies, and she'll take them in. Won't take older chicks, or younger chicks than the ones she has, so I doubt it's a love of babies.
She even checked at the very end by giving one last look/listen after the last one got up. Idiot.
@@crypastesomemore8348 Personal issues? Why so toxic
They can do more than that.
Did anyone else get weirdly emotionally invested in seeing all the ducks get up those steps? 🥺
If you are a human being it is impossible not to get emotionally invested
of course.
@@Master_of_Critique unless you are a psychopath...
that is called pack bonding. you have pack bonded via video.
@@fireblast133 hahaha, it feels good to pack bond.
Little workout for them :), glad the mom patiently waited and all made it.
Us too!
Then they waddled away, waddle waddle.
plum out.
BUM BUM BUM
Till the very next day DAN DAN BUM DAN BA BA BUM
@@NamekFreakazoid the duck walked to the lemonade stand
And said to the man, running the stand, BUM BUM BUM
got any grapes?
@@bombintheseeinq THE MAN SAID NO WE SELL LEMONADE HERE
Just think about it. They jumped a stair DOUBLE their height. While we can't even imagine to jump anything double _our_ height. Hats off to you, ducklings 🎩🎩🦆🦆🦆
When you realize that they will learn how to fly too...
@@CalmNoises u know that they are ducks right?
@@j-fun4776 Yes, they aren't chickens.
@@j-fun4776 you know ducks can fly right?
@@j-fun4776 ducks *can* fly
I’m touched by that the mother don’t forget all of her babies.
So cute 🙂
Because that's a mother. Ain't no mom forgetting her own baby wtf
Ducks have more humanity than liberal women
Its a mother lmao its universal they all like that
Oh my God. How cute. Seeing those ducklings learning how to climb the stairs. Even though they were having a hard time.
At first I was like, "why wouldn't you try to help them?" But in the end, I think it was good to let them figure it out themselves. Sometimes helping isn't really helping!
“Sometimes helping isn’t really helping.” Well said.
Also if the were to touch the ducklings the mother would abandon them
@@ashfloranna No she wouldn't. It would actually be extremely difficult (if not impossible) for a duck to abandon a baby, because ducklings will follow their mothers everywhere, no matter what. It's not like with a songbird where the parents could just stop coming back to the nest. It's still mostly a myth with songbirds too though, most birds barely have any sense of smell.
I volunteered at an animal rescue that mainly took birds, and there was a consistent problem with people just leaving baby birds on the ground to die because they incorrectly thought that if they put them back in the nest, the parents would abandon them.
Nature exists for billions if years. It knows what its doing
@@TSGPhilipp Concrete haven't existed billions of years though.
That should be changed into a ramp, ya know, to be more accessible to everyone and not animals.
I got really emotionally invested in this
I cheered when the last one made it! ^_^
I know right 😊
Kiam Kweli :)
I’m glad the people didn’t help learning the hard way helps them defeat objects later in life!
This is life keep trying until you reach the top
yes
Wholesome... here before many likes and gets recommended at 2021
Ikr
Correct
I think thats oversimplifying things...
Petition for duck-accessible stairs.
There could be another smaller set of stairs right next to them! Or just replace all outside stairs with ramps? Idk
@@noneofyourbusiness27 tell me that you're kidding XD
@@WilliamsDarkoh lol of course
@@noneofyourbusiness27 bruh WHY NOT omg if i lived there I'd make like a mini ramp for them, maybe add sum lil duck snacks
@@adi4305 according to you pb you sure would🤧
I was so scared the mom would just leave the last duckling but I'm so happy she waited from him.
That moment when they cleared the first step only to realize there was another one...
Am I the only one who nearly applauded out loud when the last duckling made it
He couldn't afford not to make it of course he would!!!! :p
Bruh spoilers
Will P I’m almost cried lol
This was not only physical exercise but it also taught them to never give up.
Right. They should make a Disney movie from it. 😆
Ok so I am not the ONLY one thinking that!
@@JasonRamosNJ talk português lol vidio 🐧🐧🦆🦆
My heart was beating so fast when there was only one duck left.
I hope you are ok! That adrenaline is real!
A mother always waits... someone who has complete patience... whether she's human or any kind of animal.. mother always thinks of her kid's comfort than hers...she's the visible God in each soul's life🥰🥰🥰
Ehh actually there are a lot of animal where the mother give an actual fuck about it's siblings or even straight up yum them.