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- Sea lions are becoming regulars at the fish markets on the beaches of Chile. But for the stray dogs who were there first, a turf war is necessary to keep their territory.
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Sea lions: *Go around acting cute to beg for food*
Dogs: Dey took our Jerbs!
They have collars those dogs are not strays
@@XcuzeTheMessDeer some of them have collars, some don’t, that doesn’t change my original comment that was a joke completely unrelated to the dogs lacking collars.
Ha, Ha, Ha! South Park!!!
These dern imergants!
@@Hlord-be4xxtuk eh ter!
Imagine finding out your dog regularly gets into turf wars with sea lions
Haha. Regularly 😂
Lolol so this is what Fido does when he is out lol.
Then imagine how you are purely cancerous to the environment and everything in it. Apathetic and without a soul. Globalism 👍🏼
😂😂😂😂😂!
Probably the dog of nobody, they're stray
Sea dogs vs land dogs
"Seal" is in Dutch "seadog"
@@rutgerbCool
But it's a see kitty
😂👍🏼
Aquaman Fr 😂
Im surprised how well behaved the seal was around the fishmongers
I’m surprised the fishmonger didn’t chase away the sea lions from his stand.
Don't bite the hand that feeds you.
That’s literally how wolves became dogs. Behave around people and live comfortably. Annoy/scare them and die.
there is harmony between creatures if one serves the other.....
Tell that to my shih-tzu, he is a bitch but i still love him
Fun fact: In Chile, sea lions like theses are called sea wolves.
Same in Germany. We call smaller seals "sea lions" and really large ones like these "sea wolves".
Interesting since lions are bigger…..these guys are so enormous and their faces are so cool
@@pinchebruha405 yup, kinda contradictory. These sea wolves look more like lions than other sea lions out there.
Lobo marino
More like Sea Bears
Sea lion: who let the dogs out? 😐
😂😂
Whow whow whow whow whow whow
WOOF, WOOF, WOOF, WOOF, WOOF, WOOF!!!!!
🤣👍
😂😂
Stray dogs with collars and coats? What do their owners think what they are doing?
In the philippines we own dogs as well but we just let them roam the streets. They come back to the house usually when its time to eat xD
@@harrellt1405 It's a nightmare when dog owners do not think about anyone else at all.
Your kid wants to ride their bike down the street? Well there's packs of people's pets roaming around that ruin that.
They dig up and shit in everyone else's yard, scratch through screen doors.
2 of the 3 times I've been seriously bitten by dogs (requiring visit to ER, lost a finger) allowed to roam free was as their owner was saying "Don't worry about them, they're friendly"
If an owner says, "oh they come back to get food" they are saying I'm selfish and don't care about anyone else in the area or their small children, and it's way easier and less work for me to just let them run around.
In going through this problem right now. Renting a house and can't walk my dog down the street because this 100lb monster comes out aggressively barking at me and following me. Just yesterday he was in our yard and we live a few hundred feet away from where the dog lives. Had to scare it all the way back home and he was very aggressive and hesitant to leave.... barked at me the entire time he was retreateing. Dogs are not cats. They cannot be left alone to roam the streets and possibly kill somebody or their pets.
lol
@@tonyg490Even cats shouldn't be but that's more for the cat's and/or wildlife safety than humans 😂
Nice to see the market pouring unsold leftovers back into the sea for the sea lions to eat.
Won’t be going to waste!
And give back what they take
The fish are probably getting some of it too . Local beach goers should keep a watch for sharks .
All that free food gets a lot of takers .
@@v.dargain1678 I know right, next thing you know Godzilla will want in on the action just like in the movie 🤣
Wish humans wouldn't throw so much food away that others could eat
He even got some on the pier for the birds 🙂
David Attenborough is the best, 97 years old and hopefully still some years in him.
He has good intentions and has directly done a lot of work towards ecology. However his voice is major discredit to the overall body of work. A pleasant grandpa voice twisting their words to make the story sound nice.
There was no point to this@@olorin1710
David Attenborough is a WEF ..sell out ..sad really
Eternal with ai voice.
@@olorin1710 you are rude and disrespectful
Dogs are like: GET YOUR OWN SPECIES WITH OPPOSABLE THUMBS TO SUCK UP TO
I feel like the sea lions left the beach out of annoyance. It didn't look like the dog's teeth could puncture the blubber.
Also, look at all those pelicans on the pier at the end, lol
they are chickens. look at all those chickens
The layers of skin/fat/blubber are strong but that dog wasn’t giving it a proper hard bite. They were chasing them off as packs do, not trying to kill and/or eat them. With full force any large dog could puncher the skin 100%. I have seen the numbers before comparing jaw/bite strengths in pounds per square inch I believe and was surprised how powerful dogs were on the list.
Even if the dogs were doing anything the sea lion can rip it apart
You would be surprised how canines can be a threat for pinnipeds on land. Seals and sea lions, though powerful, lacks mobility on land and really cannot defend themselves very well. There are cases of coyotes mauling weaned elephant seal pups in California, where seals and sea lions account for more than 20% of coyote's diet.
While it wasn’t doing that much damage, the dogs were still doing damage to the sea lions, the sea lions were also too slow to defend themselves from the dogs so they retreated, I doubt these dogs would’ve killed one of these sea lions even if they were there all day but it was still bad enough for the sea lions to react and retreat, coastal coyotes and wolves actively make a living out of breaking into pinniped carcasses so I doubt that those bites did not hurt at all
Fisher: *drops leftovers into sea'
Sea lions, pelicans and seagulls: *minemineminemineminemine!!*
😂😂
@@dzrewn1 Ikr 😄
"why don't you come in the water and bark at me little doggy" -chad sea lion
Chad?
Ugly
Dog: bites Sea lion.
Sea lion: I felt absolutely nothing, land creature.
They looked pretty unhappy after the dogs bit them lol
Dog: yah ok, stay there, lemme get the gang
😂
@@Tbot_2I think for the sea lions this is the equivalent of a bunch of geese chasing and biting a human
Like yeah it’s not fun but it’s an annoyance more than a real threat. You won’t hang around while geese are screaming and pecking at you but you’re not worried they’re going to kill you either
Those are some beastly sea lions compared to the California sea lion species.
Nevertheless, the dogs should not be allowed to entertain themselves this way .
All that free food
@v.dargain1678 why do westerners always have to bring their elitist opinion to everything?
Don't cats destroy more wildlife in America than a few dogs chasing some sea lions to the water?
@@v.dargain1678agreed. This ticked me off.
@@v.dargain1678 ... its in their nature, don't interfere with nature. 😊
It's wonderful when humans coexist peacefully with wild animals.
The owners of the dogs should keep them on leads
Yeah amazing how peaceful those dogs were to the Sea Lions. Feeding animals is never an acceptable idea. The animals get aggressive when not fed then end up being shot. Just look at the Dingoes in Queensland, they lose their fear of humans and bite people which means they’re shot soon after by the rangers. There are signs saying “a fed dingo is a dead dingo.”
Are you being sarcastic? Unwanted pets (some with collars and coats still attached) harassing wildlife, humans creating unnatural feeding dependency - that's not peaceful coexistance.
@@patriciakazim1210 there likely strays and don't have an owner
Despite some humans letting dogs run unchallanged in large numbers like this
2 million stray dogs.
But half of these dogs have collars
You're confusing feral dogs with strays. Strays are oftentimes abandoned pets, hence why some have collars. My city hasplenty of strays like that. They're familiar with people, but don't trust them like they used to.
@@MrSlanderer I don't think these are even strays. I think they're literally just people's pets left roaming around
@@tpower1912 Likely possibility, as well.
@@tpower1912 and they act in packs all of a sudden? these are dogs that escaped or where abandoned they are strays theres plenty of this dogs with collars
@@dogmcalahan5691 Pack mentality is nothing humans ever domesticated out of dogs. In fact, it's what makes dogs so attached to humans, makes them act protective and guard your property. Dogs can form packs with humans as well as with other dogs and even other domesticated animals, like livestock guardian dogs do.
0:23 he’s like a dog begging at the table 😆
The crazy thing is that he doesn't even take the fish that are on the floor while there's plenty of it.
The dogs are like go back to your sea we own the land.
Everybogy own everything. Or nobody nothing 😏
Land dogs vs sea dogs
the issue is that sea lion will die if it dont relax on a land , it only relax so the dogs should not be allowed there in the relaxing zone
@@homosexualbiologicalmaleexitGang Wars😂
Those dogs live off of the same scraps from the fishmongers…this is a turf war over food resources
Wow, if you had shown me a still image of 2:00 I would have guessed it was an ai fake. Like some sort of giant hairy sea monster vs a dog. This is wild.
just my thoughts lol
David Attenborough is remarkable. He’s like the Energizer Bunny. He keeps going and going. His wit and passion drives him❤
In Scotland seals have dragged dogs into the water, you have to be careful even when out for a walk along the beach.
In canada beavers have been known to attack dogs swimming in lakes
Seals are a nuisance.
@@kneegrow3906dogs are more since they aren’t natural - the sea lions are
@kneegrow3906 You are a nuisance
Dem Dawgs weren't playing around, but neither were the sea lions😂❤😊
Glad to see & know thAt the fisherman are feeding these sea lions. Giving back 😚
They need to be protected. Poor babies.
2 Million stray dogs?! Wow! That’s already a population of a small country. They should do something about that.
Chinese restaurants can't keep up with all the supply, yet.
@@fenrirgg Oh, please! Like all Chinese restaurants serve dog meat! 😒
I love how dogs despite probably not even knowing each other attack the sea lions together
1:51 is that wild dog wearing a vest?? 😂
Clearly a Geoff Tate (Queensrÿche) fan. 😂
If the sea lions were any faster those dogs would end up in their digestive systems. But the dogs are too agile and dodge every single lunge from the lions. Also are these even strays? One has a collar and another is rocking some bone-patterned drip.
could be escapees or dogs from locals that join in with the strays
Local dogs
They sleep at the same human house at night.
At day time they patrol their streets, it keeps them busy
Son perros callejeros. Aquí en Chile hay muchos, la gente es irresponsable con las mascotas. Esos perros tienen collar o ropa porque los trabajadores de las pescaderías les ponen y les dan alimento.
Son perros comunitarios que cuidan entre todos. No los adoptan porque la mayoría de estas personas ya tiene su perro en casa y es su mascota. Ya no tienen más espacio en sus casas para adoptar nuevos perros.
Es muy normal esta situación en este país.
I read in another comment that people in the Philippines let their dogs roam the streets unsupervised
“They’ll come back when they’re hungry”
The comment also explained how dangerous this is, due to the risk of them attacking people
Where I'm from, dog in the streets with collar doesn't necessarily mean it's a lost dog or have a owner, if the dog was wearing red collar it means it has been spayed or neutered by the government and release back into the streets
I love how dramatic they made the camera angles look lol that was awesome 😂
Why are dogs in a beach in the first place. Is there no animal control there?
Lol, no. We have no such thing in Latin America.
This is Chile you fool
its a third world country what do you expect.
2 million stray dogs attacking native wildlife throughout the country?
I wondered if I heard that figure right. Wow. Makes me wonder what the government's responsibility is?
Yes .
Dogs with collars on:
First rule... about Seal Fight Club...
-You do not talk about Seal Fight Club-.
2 million stray dogs is just stupid and plain dangerous.....
That is a fact! Chile may finally do something about the problem when the problem starts attacking and killing humans. Maybe!
If I was there, i'd buy at least $20 worth of assorted fish just to feed the Sea Lions.
Based
Enough people probably do that already which is why they are probably their in the first place
Same!
Those dogs in the video are not all “wild” or stray dogs as some are shown harassing the sea lions with collars on and with jackets on. People need to not feed wild animals, and need to take control of their dogs!
@@SLynnEasler-Weald in the video they say even domesticated dogs don’t lose their pack mentality so that’s that
When dogs become a nuisance and a danger they need to be dealt with accordingly
The sea lions aren't hurting anything
They're doing what they normally do resting on the beach
Exactly!
I don’t fancy any of those dog’s chances if the Sea lions get a hold …
This was so interesting to watch. I do love David Attenborough programmes, but the fisherman were giving them the fish remains of fish that they had taken from the sea, their food lol
And?
@@atatterson6992 And nothing dumaz
@@pilot8220 Boy, that's intelligent. You lefties really have an anger problem. Maybe get another booster and it might go away... but, maybe not.
Have a wonderful day, just don't forgetmto change your face diaper... your current one looks a bit nasty.
@@pilot8220 Plants have feelings too. Don't you hear them screaming from your dinner/salad plate?
You vegans are in need of some anger management. Please, seek help.
Too many dogs aren't neutered. And they're not getting enough to eat since no one owns them which makes for vicious dogs.
The sea lions were well behaved for being wild animals.
I can say the same thing for humans 🤷♂️
Feel sorry for the Sea Lions. Can’t get any peace
Same . But that's just me .
Dunno why, but I always have a feeling that seals and walrus and sea lions behave like those herbivores on land, despite being fully canivorous themselves.
Behave how?
Those Dogs are Bullies in which I don't delight 😒
Right . And their disturbing behavior hasn't been declared a nuisance to the public yet .
Animals aren't bullies. They act on natural instincts.
Using human terms to apply to animals is pretty silly😊
@@polohenry4666 Awwww 😴👋🏾
Everyone has this turf war. Ants, cat, dog, rabbit, chicken you name it
@@polohenry4666 Actually many animals take pleasure for torturing and bullying other animals, so humans are not the only ones. For example crows and orcas can be assholes just for the fun of it.
Oh wow never though i would see this battle...thanks BBC😮😂
Lo interesante es que la gente pide derechos por los perros, pero los abandonan y cuando estos generan una manada pueden cazar y atacar no solo leones marinos sino también personas.
Those dogs look like they were well fed and one of them had a collar. Their owners should keep an eye on them. All it takes is one vicious sea lion who is trying to protect their cubs or is having a bad day.
Todos esos perros son callejeros, pero ser callejeros no quita que la comunidad los alimenten y den cuidados bàsicos. En Chile se les llama "perros comunitarios".
Stray dogs are a damn pest.
Yes. In more ways than one .
Only humans are
U are a pest
I always knew sea lions were just dogs of the water.
Their skeletons look surprisingly like a bear's.
They are related to dogs and bears
Dont let one go up your lap though
Well, unlike Californian, these ones look rather like water bears 😁
@@vivahernando1 All 3 are caniformes.
Whoever was in charge of cinematography and editing of this video deserves a huge raise ⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡
one of the dogs wearing a collar?
In some places it’s common practice for people let their dogs roam around unsupervised
It’s also possible it simply escaped
Independientemente de que tengan collares no significa que tengan dueño todos esos perros son callejeros y mucha gente le coloca abrigos o collares pero no dejan de ser callejeros
stray dogs often belong to certain neighborhoods and will be fed and provided with collars to keep them from being taken
Where I'm from, dog in the streets with collar doesn't necessarily mean it's a lost dog or have a owner, if the dog was wearing red collar it means it has been spayed or neutered by the government and release back into the streets
Goverment spaying programs give the dogs collars after they get spayed or neutered.
Sometimes, I don't like dogs.
Dogs are killing penguins, seals, and sea lions at an appalling rate, all because dog owners these days refuse to be responsible and think they can take their dog, unleashed, everywhere dogs aren't allowed.
i do agree unleashed dogs are a problem, but also the video states these are stray dogs so that’s an entirely different problem
It's also more that people don't want mutt's they want pure bred dogs and leave farel dogs on the streets to fend for themselves but your right that's is also a factor sadly.
You have any idea of the annual genocide domesticated outdoor cats cause?!? And you dare to open your mouth over sea lions forced back to the sea?!? Just shhh yourself.
@@Mario-kl8yq there really should be credit system for owning animals
are they though? Didnt look like these dogs really hurt any sealion, nor did it look like they became any real danger. Contrary Id say 1 bite of a sea lion could seriously injure any dog.
6 million stray dogs in Chile? For shame, Chile! Have you ever heard of spay/neuter?😡
And to make things even worse, some of these dogs shown here have *collars* on, meaning they were either abandoned or are owned by irresponsible jerks letting them run amok unspayed/uneutered.
It would be nice to see a floating pier for them to safely rest.
I’m sure there will be at least one dog there thats friendly to these sea lions.
Probably
But as the narrator said they’re pack animals - if they see every other dog act aggressively, they’ll likely do the same!
But under better circumstances, they might playful and curious
There are similar animals in Petropavlovsk in Kamchatka, where sea lions live in the city.
I hate how the dogs are harassing the Sea Lions. Leave them in peace.
I hate how the sea lions are encroaching on the dogs territory. Go back into the sea and don't come back.
@kneegrow3906 The sea lions are native, wild animals; the dogs aren't. Therefore, the dogs don't have any claim to this territory.
@@kneegrow3906 a beach is also sea lions environment, dogs and cats roaming freely are pests just like rats in the cities.
For those asking about the collars, yes, they are stray dogs (I'm from Chile). There are three possibilities:
1)Community dogs, they are street dogs but are fed and cared for by people in the neighborhood.
2)Dogs of homeless people, they live and are cared for by them.
3)Irresponsible people who let them go out for walks alone... very common (and that's how many are lost).
Packs of stray dogs can be just as disruptive to natural wildlife as free range cats.
Fact!
Bless Sir David may he be healthy and keep gracing the world with his voice
That one dog with the orange collar must have had an owner at some point. I wonder what its life story is that brought it to that point. Crazy to think about a domesticated dog running away from home and ending up fighting sea lions on the beaches.
Probably just an irresponsible jerk letting the dog run around unsupervised and probably unneutered/unspayed. Dangerous for the dog and even more so for the native wildlife.
david is is still doing his thing😍
helping hand. yeah, right
Take their food, then give back the stuff they don’t want
You have to be clear that with any effort . And I can be sure they don’t care if the leftovers are guts or fillet.
The narration is just beautiful as has always been by Sir David Attenborough! I've heard him since I was a little kid and his voice can now be considered synonymous with "wildlife documentaries". ❤ from 🇱🇰
Could market people build a fence to keep dogs out of part of the beach?
Dogs will probably just dig under it or find an opening somewhere
Plus building a fence takes time, money, and work, and it might not be worth the effort for them
Then the owners should be notified or removed by animal control .
@@v.dargain1678 those are wild feral dogs that do not have any owners.
@trinihammer Some of them have collars, meaning those ones were either allowed to run around unsupervised or were abandoned.
The dogs fangs cannot penetrate that tick skin lol
Tristemente, los pescadores chilenos alimentan a los lobos marinos, alterando su comportamiento. Los perros ferales y callejeros están fuera de control en Chile, matando cientos de animales silvestres al año. Irónicamente, los pescadores se quejan luego de que su pesca se ve afectada por los lobos, cuando es su propia culpa el atraerlos y quitarles el miedo a los humanos. Es una situación triste y no debe ser naturalizada, se necesita solucionar el tema de los perros y ordenar a los pescadores que dejen de alimentar a los mamíferos marinos.
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@@JamesSmith-ui2hvy tu no sabes escribir
@@JamesSmith-ui2hv el chiste anula su punto, supongo
@@JamesSmith-ui2hv Amigo, tu broma es patética, te ridiculiza más a ti que a mí ¿Te gustaría que yo te insultara de esa forma? Si no tienes nada mejor que hacer aparte de navegar por Internet y molestar a gente que ni conoces, mejor consiguelos tú. Yo vivo en Valparaíso, he visitado caleta Portales toda mi vida y me encanta ver lobos marinos. En fin, te me cuidas, adiós.
In my country a population of 12k wolves is blamed for things that dogs do, in mine there are 500 mil strays and 6 millions dogs overall, half of them roam freely and attack children going to school or people riding a bike, there was also a case of a dog killing a deer when she was giving birth. Tragic
I would have never thought that dogs could take on sea lions. I see I was wrong.
Those beasts could absolutely wipe the floor with a dog if they got ahold of one.
He ain’t lying
Obviously, too many stray dogs running around on the beach. They should be dealt with.
*goes on land
Sea Lion: *gets free fish
*forced back into the water
Sea Lion: *gets free fish
if i was a stray dog; i would also be pissed off
This being free is really a blessing, considering the hardworking camera crew, musicians and GOAT narrator.
Edit : editors too
Bad dog!
All dogs are evil.
Hey , those are vicious dogs 😮!!
lol those dogs could bite them and wouldn't even phase them. The skin is so thick on the sea lions. Even a polar bear can't bite through it.
You mistake the average sea lion for a full grown Stellar or Elephant Seal. The ones in this video would be quite vulnerable to a polar bear.
@@chaotixthefox No one knows the difference between seals and sea lions. They are all the same.
These sea lions are small a polar bear wouldn’t have much trouble killing them, wolves and coyotes in coastal areas like British Columbia make a living out of breaking into and eating the carcasses of seals and sea lions which probably have a higher layer of blubber due to their much colder climate
@@ajd7772 Sea lions have a different skeletal structure making them appear significantly less blobby in comparison to seals, and giving them much better mobility on land. Also, ear flaps.
@@chaotixthefox But the point is that no one cares lol
Same text different font 🤣
"you're SEA doggos, get back in the water where you belong"!
2 million stray dogs??? "Jesus Christ Chile" for God sake please do something about that 😤
The planet sure seems overcrowded
Yeah thanks to humans
It isn't though
Weird comment 😕
@@wolfman2.055
In particular the third world.
@@TheEnigmaticDeenTruthVery 😒
Why do the dogs advance on these sea lions though? Why would they risk themselves for this cause? What do they gain by it? Do they fight for the same food?
Same question I ask every day watching my dog going bananas and try to climb trees to get the squirrels
My guess is it's the thrill of the hunt for the territorial feral dogs and therefore chasing sea lions is entertainment .
YES.
maybe, dogs also eat fish sometimes
Dogs are territorial especially in packs
So beautiful. I loved all of this.
The shots and compositions are amazing
2 million stray dogs? Way to go Chile. 🙄
360,000 dogs were euthanized in america last year and 333,000 cats way to go america
@@codysmith605 Well yeah. Least we're taking care of the stray problem because assholes won't spay or nuder their animal. Not saying that's a good thing, but you also can't have a bunch of strays ruining an echo system or interfering with one talking bout cats, or the safety of the public if its dogs.
@codysmith605 dogs and cats are man made abominations that have no place in nature and only exist to serve our selfish interests. People all over the world are equally disgusting, irresponsible, and unworthy of the polluted air they breath. Very few humans actually deserve life, and these stray dogs are just another example of why.
@@codysmith605 you think all of those euthanized were strays or unwanted?
Overfishing is an overwhelming threat to all the sea lives. Bits of help would do no harm.
On land, outnumbered, for sea lions to protect their long-held place may needs a hand of help. A tiny investment of effort would do!
As much as I dislike BBC News, David Attenborough's version is always amazing ;)
that intro is so hilarious 😭😭
Maybe close the beach to dogs? Dunno, or control your rogue dog.
That's a good idea .
Sea lions are filthy discusting dangerous beasts most likely those dogs are being encouraged to clear the beach of those foul smelling units. Attenborhoug just failed to mention this because of first world snowflakes taking offence. Look up sealion attacks little girl in victoria british columbia
How, these dogs have no sense of propierty.
Nop
Dog >>>sea dog
@@Lagohuera4958 neither do their owners
David Attenborough graba escenas en Chile para un documental pero pa la telebasura lo importante es quien entra al nuevo reality...
That one dog with the collar on is saying “EXCUSE ME??? I AM DOWN!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fun Fact: In Chile we call them Sea Zebras, they look like a Zebra from behind
Oh
This probably doesn’t seem like a problem, but what happens when it’s the breeding season for these seal and their babies can’t get away from the dogs?
There still some remote islands or rock formations within the sea, where dogs can't swim to reach them
Wolves also do this kind of mobbing against bears to chase them away from their dens or kills, so it's pretty interesting to see dogs having the same behavior towards sea lions.
The dogs are jealous but can't hurt a critter that big. 😊
If I lived there, I'd be down at the beach every day with a 6-pack of beer to watch the fights.
Hes saying chill bro 😂
Ong😂
That intro is hilarious 😭😭
He'll be on the menu next week 🫥
Its so weird I am laughing while watching 😂
Chile must be pretty backwards if they have 2 million stray dogs
Actually the country loves dogs so much that it becomes a problem since dog lovers refuse to kill them. Additionally strays tend to have a pretty good life since the population loves dogs so much they get fed anywhere they go. Chile must be the only country where stray dogs are pretty fat lol
@@andresrojas7924 It would be easier to just neuter the dogs and not risk attacks or hitting them with a car etc. Good that the public like the dogs though.
do NOT look up how many stray dogs are in the united states then...
I can say the same thing about the US for not having universal health care like the rest of the developed world 🤷♂️
@@288theabe I don't live in US
That was a pretty cool spectacle at the end!
Fisherman cutting up his catch see a friendly sea lion, and throws it some of his fish.
Dog sees it.
Dog: "Oh HELL no! People food is our turf."
Stray dogs are huge problem in underdeveloped countries like India and Turkey also
Yeah, and they're so dangerous. I'm not afraid of dogs at all but I would not like to come across a big pack of aggressive strays.