Need better cameramen! . I fell from the top of fence to the ground and landed on my back - that would have gone viral BUT guess what, no camera was filming me!! Any one would think its all about the animals we save.Thank you all for watching our mad antics or in my case - antiques!
The deer seems to have been afraid of the blaze of that thin aluminium piece, even to me that is a bit intimidating. It gives enough reflection to scare the animals, so it needs the rescuer's careful use of that. That could look like a guillotine to those animals.
Maria Uribe u are not alone. 😃😃. In my class most of the people want to be doctors n footballers but I'm the only one person who want to be an animals rescuer in my class. There are 43 students in my class. ☺☺
You don't have to wait until you're grown. Try finding ways you can help now. You should leave the actual rescuing to people who already know what to do to avoid injury to themselves and the animal. But they had to start at the bottom too. Try calling local animal rescues of different type to find out how you can help. It could be helping to feed and clean up after the animals. Especially cleaning the cages. Although probably after the animal is removed. Or you could help raise funds by having a yard sale with donated items or a lemonade stand. Getting donated blankets, towels, and similar items. Then washing them before donating them would help. These are just a few ideas. You can also research animal behavior and what is needed to care for them. Including watching these videos. good luck.
There are similarities between u and this video. U are trapped with essay ,dead line , school work same like that deer and waiting for somebody to help u like this guy.
BlueUncia same I would probably just try to push the deer out but then i dont think i’d be able to do that either cause it might hit me with it’s antlers
+BlueUncia A while ago, I joined a crew that was making a kids movie. In the scéne, two 'criminals' had escaped and were hiding in the basement. We walked through the basement and then had to climb up, on a bridge. About 3 meters high. Both guys (cameraman and actor) said; 'Oh you'll be fine, just run and grab our hand, we'll pull you up." But I jumped and both grabbed my arm and they nearly pulled my arms off. I just hung there, kicking, trying not to fall, couldn't climb, and couldn't get down (because I had jumped, so I was hanging above the ground.) We seriously tried this about 4 times, untill I decided to crawl up against the wall and push myself underneath the steel bars. It was quite awful, all and all. Not only was it very painful (my arms hurt for days) but it was extremely humiliating to see two men (holding a camera, gear and other heavy items) just run and jump with nó effort, whereas I just hung there and made about the same noises as that deer.
catch myopathy basically means the animal will die because of the fear from being handled by humans and from being removed from its natural habitat and taken someplace with all kinds of frightening objects, noises, smells--you name it, the animal is terrified, and wills itself to death.
Maybe carrying some antibiotic spray or something to put on the wounds of injured animals, in cases like this one, would be a good idea. That way, the wounds are protected from flies and other dirt, giving the deer...or other a animals, a bit more of a chance at healing. Just a thought. I don't know how well it would work but I see the wildlife vets, in videos on saving African wildlife here on yt, always put some kind of mud or something on animals they save. Love you guys and all you do for wildlife in need. Thank you.
Ayano Hattori I never said to use human antibiotics. There are antibiotic and other medications made specifically for animals too and if someone was in the business of saving wildlife, that is what they would carry with them......although some human meds are also used on animals.
You guys realise that there is no species antibiotics right? Animal and human antibiotics are exactly the same. Besides one off spray wouldn't do anything as generally a course of antibiotics is much more effective. But maybe antiseptic solution could come in handy is cases like these
SIMON!!!! What are you complaining about? So Old...Pfft and you go over the fate nimbly. Oh so you fell on your butt...you still did it glwell. If you were old you would have broken a hip or something. As always great job and a beautiful rescue.
Well - he has no dignity left, but he has a good chance at life thanks to you guys! Thank you! What's the name of the capture-something syndrome you fear if you had brought him in, Wildlife Aid?
Ingeborg Anne Rakvåg Capture Myopathy is a condition observed in wild animals that have been captured or handled. The condition is usually lethal and stress has been identified as the single most determining factor, exacerbated by muscle exertion.
Simon, You guys do such great work the reason his antlers were bleeding is because he is in velvet, he shouldn't have been lifted buy his developing antlers hopefully they will harden normally hope for the best with that guy
+Kandice Stehlik It's great to hear you want to help us! The best and easiest way to help us is to donate online, at www.wildlifeaid.org.uk/supporting-wildlife-aid/donations, where you can also become a member of WAF or adopt an animal (bit.ly/1wkhjg3)
You know I really admire the rescuers and they are doing a great job but I also want to congratulate the public for all they do to help these poor creatures. It is so kind of you to do this. Thank you!
this was so fucking dangerous (i make a conscious effort not to swear in these channels but). This had more suspense than recent suspense movie thrillers, only because I've seen so many impaling accidents due to such fences.
Same how a human structure as simple as a fence is able to reduce an animals likelihood of survival so easily. Even the most menial of things we create have an impact.
I don't know how old you are but I can see you reaching a hundred or more if you keep this lark up. You're never going to give up fighting for animals and you're as fit now by the look of you as a thirty year old. Keep it up.
Bravo Simon and team!! That was hard. I was holding my breath when you scaled that spikey fence. I did that once and almost impaled myself. You mean that the deer could die of shock if you took him back to rescue center? Isn't there any way to prevent that with sedation? Poor thing looked so terrible.
Wildlife Aid So cool, especially that they are sharing some really wonderful animal stories. I think these stories are very powerful, as the compassion and desire to make better is so evident! Great role modeling! Love it!
I got to saxYou were very gallant to that woman to step over the fence! May be some desinfection could be helpful some bluespray or so!? Great job etherway !
Great Job saving that deer! I really enjoy your rescue videos as well. Q: What is "Capturemyopathy"? I had not heard that term used before and am quite curious about the exact meaning. Thank you!
Those railings are really dangerous. There was a recent case here where a man climbed over railings and got impaled and he was on his own at night and he died.
Ymerej00Druid Capture Myopathy is a condition observed in wild animals that have been captured or handled. The condition is usually lethal and stress has been identified as the single most determining factor, exacerbated by muscle exertion.
I first when the cameraman looked to other way I saw someone riding a horse and I was like ITS A HORSE!!! Then I heard you fall and I was like I hope he's okay!!! But then I remembered the horse!!!😅
I honestly Love these! The jokes are funny and I'm learning more and more every video! Never touch a baby fawn if you see one! RULE NUMBER ONE~ (unless you have gloves and are prepared to rub the baby down with dirt)
Need better cameramen! . I fell from the top of fence to the ground and landed on my back - that would have gone viral BUT guess what, no camera was filming me!! Any one would think its all about the animals we save.Thank you all for watching our mad antics or in my case - antiques!
yes , great camermen , every one needs careful , thankful your difficult rescue , and happy deer safe , walking again , blessing both , thank you
_"A true friend will help you in all cases ... _*_after he's done with laughing_*_ ."_ 😁
***** lol!
Wildlife Aid that is the best title, ever
Sydney Lankford Thanks! :)
What I learned watching these
1) British fences are scary
2) British people hop said fences with no fear
3) British deer are tiny
We have big deer such as fallow deer and red deer. Although they aren’t as common as the smaller roe and muntjac deer.
Myrcella RykkerMuntjac deers are very small deer in the UK ,originating from China - don’t think
this was one though. Red deer are huge !
we get use to climbing those fences as children they are everwhere i got a spike in the leg collecting a football
@@catsdofunnythings4046 😨 good grief! Your a brave one. Those fences look like death smiling sweetly, whispering 'come on over'
We have six different species of deer in the UK
that woman is lovely. and the guy was lovely. and the kid was lovely too. and simon was clumsy... but lovely
Lovely lovely lovely
Was??
Are they all alive?
Muhamed Nibin of course. The English language is very flexible. “Was lovely” can mean both at that time and in his or her lifetime.
So everyone is so lovely
The deer seems to have been afraid of the blaze of that thin aluminium piece, even to me that is a bit intimidating. It gives enough reflection to scare the animals, so it needs the rescuer's careful use of that. That could look like a guillotine to those animals.
Watching people climb over spiked fences like that scares me to death.
Get a grip. I did it as a kid. Never got spiked.
@@susiearviso3032 I think a kid and a 65 year old is a little different, so some needs to get a grip!
@@gregpenny4384 l am over 60 now and if l need to get over a fence, barbed or else , l do it
@@rmason5477 I guess you've never seen BestGore? I've seen multiple men get a spike through their faces and heads when they slip and fall. Its common.
@@xxxxOS you should probably stick with the animal rescue videos and stop watching the slipping and impaling the face videos. lul
I'm 14, I want to be like you when I grow up.
Maria Uribe u are not alone. 😃😃. In my class most of the people want to be doctors n footballers but I'm the only one person who want to be an animals rescuer in my class. There are 43 students in my class. ☺☺
Ranjana Ranjana same
Maria Uribe i’m 10 and i wan’t to do it when i grow up
You don't have to wait until you're grown. Try finding ways you can help now. You should leave the actual rescuing to people who already know what to do to avoid injury to themselves and the animal. But they had to start at the bottom too.
Try calling local animal rescues of different type to find out how you can help. It could be helping to feed and clean up after the animals. Especially cleaning the cages. Although probably after the animal is removed.
Or you could help raise funds by having a yard sale with donated items or a lemonade stand. Getting donated blankets, towels, and similar items. Then washing them before donating them would help. These are just a few ideas.
You can also research animal behavior and what is needed to care for them. Including watching these videos.
good luck.
This man has such a heart for these animals. What a love.
I'm supposed to be writing essays due tomorrow, but I can't stop watching these videos, they are so great !
LadyPrincessDiana lol thank you!
LadyPrincessDiana i know right? X3
+LadyPrincessDiana omg me too!!! hahaha
There are similarities between u and this video. U are trapped with essay ,dead line , school work same like that deer and waiting for somebody to help u like this guy.
Naishadh shroff. xD you're totally right !
I don't think I would have had the guts to climb that fence, to be honest. I'd be too scared I'd fall and impale myself!
Same
Same
BlueUncia same I would probably just try to push the deer out but then i dont think i’d be able to do that either cause it might hit me with it’s antlers
Ya big baby.
+BlueUncia
A while ago, I joined a crew that was making a kids movie. In the scéne, two 'criminals' had escaped and were hiding in the basement.
We walked through the basement and then had to climb up, on a bridge. About 3 meters high.
Both guys (cameraman and actor) said; 'Oh you'll be fine, just run and grab our hand, we'll pull you up."
But I jumped and both grabbed my arm and they nearly pulled my arms off. I just hung there, kicking, trying not to fall, couldn't climb, and couldn't get down (because I had jumped, so I was hanging above the ground.)
We seriously tried this about 4 times, untill I decided to crawl up against the wall and push myself underneath the steel bars. It was quite awful, all and all.
Not only was it very painful (my arms hurt for days) but it was extremely humiliating to see two men (holding a camera, gear and other heavy items) just run and jump with nó effort, whereas I just hung there and made about the same noises as that deer.
What heartless people would dislike this video?
there official name is bellends
+Collin O'Neil Maybe they disliked because of the injured animal.
14
ME! Those people wasted a perfectly good DINNER! ... Just kiddin' ~
maybe they dislike it cuz of people like U!!!
to troll :P
Those two that helped Simon should really be helpers.. They were a great help I could see :)
catch myopathy basically means the animal will die because of the fear from being handled by humans and from being removed from its natural habitat and taken someplace with all kinds of frightening objects, noises, smells--you name it, the animal is terrified, and wills itself to death.
Thank you for explaining. I was wondering what he meant.
Was looking for this. Thank you.
Oh! Thank you!
Well explained. Google is calling it capture myopathy.
Thank you. I couldn't quite make out what turns out to be a very important consideration!
Maybe carrying some antibiotic spray or something to put on the wounds of injured animals, in cases like this one, would be a good idea. That way, the wounds are protected from flies and other dirt, giving the deer...or other a animals, a bit more of a chance at healing. Just a thought. I don't know how well it would work but I see the wildlife vets, in videos on saving African wildlife here on yt, always put some kind of mud or something on animals they save.
Love you guys and all you do for wildlife in need. Thank you.
It's best not to use antibiotic sprays that humans use and spray it on animals.
Ayano Hattori I never said to use human antibiotics. There are antibiotic and other medications made specifically for animals too and if someone was in the business of saving wildlife, that is what they would carry with them......although some human meds are also used on animals.
purrrrrrrfect! lol
You guys realise that there is no species antibiotics right? Animal and human antibiotics are exactly the same. Besides one off spray wouldn't do anything as generally a course of antibiotics is much more effective. But maybe antiseptic solution could come in handy is cases like these
@@ayanohattori6502 H2O2
Wow, that was the hardest rescue I've seen you do. I can't believe you carried him over that spiky fence! I hope he healed up.
Magnificent! 👏👏👏 Simon and all the the other wildlife rescuers deserve real Awards/knighthoods! ❤️ this touches my heart ❤️❤️❤️❤️
It looks like he was already grazing in the grass after he ambled off, so here's hoping he was well on his way to recovery!
SIMON!!!! What are you complaining about? So Old...Pfft and you go over the fate nimbly. Oh so you fell on your butt...you still did it glwell.
If you were old you would have broken a hip or something.
As always great job and a beautiful rescue.
Wow.... mein Absoluten Respekt den Rettern gegenüber... 👍👍👍
Still got it then Simon. We are probably the same age,but don't think i could manage that climb.
Well done to you & all your great team.
I'm 70. I'm sure I could do it. I'm not particularly athletic, but God has blessed me with agility, even at my age.
I love how you always say you're too old XD
at 4:08 I was thinking about the scene from Bambi
get up Bambi! you must get up!
Well - he has no dignity left, but he has a good chance at life thanks to you guys! Thank you! What's the name of the capture-something syndrome you fear if you had brought him in, Wildlife Aid?
Ingeborg Anne Rakvåg Capture myopathy , basically shock from capture :)
Ingeborg Anne Rakvåg Its called capture myopathy, it is pretty much a condition captured wild animals can go into, like shock
Ingeborg Anne Rakvåg Capture Myopathy is a condition observed in wild animals that have been captured or handled. The condition is usually lethal and stress has been identified as the single most determining factor, exacerbated by muscle exertion.
ZorrroUK That's right, thanks for answering!
Wildlife Aid :'( xD
I'm glad we have these kind of people.
I hope you took some ibuprofen Simon. Thank you for all that you do!
FreakyLoserJirru 0 Yes! It was quite painful the next day!
Your job is not easy. Thank you for all your hard work. You are being appreciated!
Animal rescuer, I could honestly see myself doing it and loving it, even though you will be faced with gruesome situations.
Simon, You guys do such great work the reason his antlers were bleeding is because he is in velvet, he shouldn't have been lifted buy his developing antlers hopefully they will harden normally hope for the best with that guy
All are very happy, cheerful and confident of saving the baby deer. I love❤️ your great angelical great job.
I cant stop watching all of your videos. Thank you for everything you do for these animals. How can I help in the U.S.?
+Kandice Stehlik It's great to hear you want to help us! The best and easiest way to help us is to donate online, at www.wildlifeaid.org.uk/supporting-wildlife-aid/donations, where you can also become a member of WAF or adopt an animal (bit.ly/1wkhjg3)
You know I really admire the rescuers and they are doing a great job but I also want to congratulate the public for all they do to help these poor creatures. It is so kind of you to do this. Thank you!
this was so fucking dangerous (i make a conscious effort not to swear in these channels but). This had more suspense than recent suspense movie thrillers, only because I've seen so many impaling accidents due to such fences.
Thank you for saving animals
It's your good karma keeping you safe!!
Such rewarding work! Thanks for your efforts!
I LOVE YOU
Wildlife Aid
+Diana R. K. THANK YOU!
They again made it look easy, when I know it is anything but
Same how a human structure as simple as a fence is able to reduce an animals likelihood of survival so easily. Even the most menial of things we create have an impact.
looks like the poor dear had some cramp from being stuck sooo long , well done hes up and off he goes
1:13 nice camerawork there!
Manny Calavera such bad camerawork here :-D 1:43
I like how he talks to the animals it's cute
Simon you did great again!! Thank you all for helping this baby deer ❤❤
Simon you are the Best. Thank you Wildlife Aid.
Thank God for saving.
You did a good job guys 👍.
I just love you guys so much. Knowing and seeing what you are doing to help warms my heart. Thank you for helping all of these beautiful creatures
what a gentleman!
I don't know how old you are but I can see you reaching a hundred or more if you keep this lark up. You're never going to give up fighting for animals and you're as fit now by the look of you as a thirty year old. Keep it up.
Poor cute baby 😪💕 thanks for help him 👍
Wonderful Guys Thanks
Marvelous work there. A great sacrifice with now human injuries and the deer is well off.
He's so sweet
You guy's rocks may God bless all of you very nice love it
Really you doing a very good job young man .. congrats for your team .. well done keep it up..
Poor deer. 💔
SIMON IS BETTER AT CLIMBING THAN MOST YOUNG PEOPLE
These people are GREAT. Many deer die due to the stress that experience. I hope this deer survives. Rabbits are also known to literally die of fright.
A Man Never Stands So Tall as in when he bends down to Help the Helpless................
Thank you
hey there Lucy and all the staff member you are one of my best you tuber you are doing a fantastic job great job☺
You are not old - it's just a long time since you were young.
Bravo Simon and team!! That was hard. I was holding my breath when you scaled that spikey fence. I did that once and almost impaled myself.
You mean that the deer could die of shock if you took him back to rescue center? Isn't there any way to prevent that with sedation? Poor thing looked so terrible.
I watch them six times a day maybe more
Personally I think you'd look good in a onesie Simon. A swan or goose one lol
Nice to see you again Simon, it has been a while :) . Also great Job as always!!
Respect!
Right This Minute, an ABC video show, just showed this rescue on television! Very cool! And another fine rescue! Wow!
horseygurl143 Yes, Gayle from Right this Minute really likes us! They feature our work sometimes.
Wildlife Aid So cool, especially that they are sharing some really wonderful animal stories. I think these stories are very powerful, as the compassion and desire to make better is so evident! Great role modeling! Love it!
"ROIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT!!!"
How do you determine which animals could be brought in and which would die of capture myopathy? Fabulous rescue by the way. 👏👏👏
i want this man to train me!!!!
Wow, it's LOVELY what you guys do!!! Please keep going!!!
blessyou Thank you! Make sure to subscribe to keep following our work!
Wildlife Aid Already have :-)
well done,all concerened,thanks so much.
I got to saxYou were very gallant to that woman to step over the fence!
May be some desinfection could be helpful some bluespray or so!?
Great job etherway !
huge well done i hope the deer will be fine
It’s always a fence or a net which gives them a lot of pain such as choking or ribs breaking it’s so saf
Love you all WAF ❤️♥️😘😍
thank u so much
What does the deer say?
“AAAYUUAAGH!”
Great people on earth.
Climbing over that fence was dangerous. It made me nervous to watch.
Another awesome rescue, Simon! Even with the fall! :)
Beautiful people !!
Ouch ... poor boy
You are my hero.
Great Job saving that deer! I really enjoy your rescue videos as well. Q: What is "Capturemyopathy"? I had not heard that term used before and am quite curious about the exact meaning. Thank you!
good work guys, I hope the deer will be okay
that woman is a keeper
Excelente trabajo !!!!
Those railings are really dangerous. There was a recent case here where a man climbed over railings and got impaled and he was on his own at night and he died.
Foxes stuck in walls, pigeons hanging by beaks, foxes stuck through V trees, What’s next? A deer stuck in an engine?
A fox stuck in a wheel?
What did he say the deer would die from at 3:52?
Ymerej00Druid Capture Myopathy is a condition observed in wild animals that have been captured or handled. The condition is usually lethal and stress has been identified as the single most determining factor, exacerbated by muscle exertion.
Thank You*****
This guy sounds like the guy who oh wait... Same one that cut the net right?
Excellent xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx keep up the great work xxx
Lovely young lady and young man! And Simon is anything but an old man - not that it needs pointing out.
Good job!
I first when the cameraman looked to other way I saw someone riding a horse and I was like ITS A HORSE!!! Then I heard you fall and I was like I hope he's okay!!! But then I remembered the horse!!!😅
Abbey Schexnider lol!
Oh the poor little man is a bit hoarse! How adorable :3
Fantastic !!!
I would like to learn how to be helpful for injured animals...thanks
I honestly Love these! The jokes are funny and I'm learning more and more every video! Never touch a baby fawn if you see one! RULE NUMBER ONE~ (unless you have gloves and are prepared to rub the baby down with dirt)
Wonderful people
That poor deer was terrified but he helped it so it doesn’t matter