Very awful to see that this can happen in a modern zoo. There was nobody available to intervine. So this little springbok drowned after he was hunted by 2 maribus... MADRID ZOO SUCKS
@@reggie24 I know right? I despise these so called do gooders, they come on these videos and they welp "boo hoo, poor animal" hasn't anyone told them this is snuff entertainment for certain folks and it's not for the soft?
@@user-me6cf6hr8b Why did you click on the video, then? I think most people who got here did so because this was more interesting than animals chilling out in a zoo. Hell, animals shouldn't even be in a zoo anyway so I'm not sure what you consider "bad treatment".
Yeah as someone who works at a zoo, I could tell this outcome would be pretty easy to assume. Only thing I could think is either the antelope wasn’t suspected to be pregnant, or gave birth far beyond the due date. As the appropriate procedure would of been to remove the bird or remove the antelope. Untill the calf was strong enough to walk and run. Mother seems to either be a first time mother, a bad mother, or rejected the calf. As naturally the antelope would of been defensive towards the stork Otherwise this was just plain irresponsibility even without the stork, the water feature is also a risk to a newborn.
@@thebabbler8867 obviously you have no experience with newly born hoofstock. Because this is completely typical behaviour lol. I suggest you do some research or get some experience so you know what you are talking about.
Many animals possess instincts to eliminate newborns that are unlikely to survive. The baby clearly had something wrong with it and the mother looked like she was trying to drown the baby herself.
I would like to know who thought keeping marabou storks with antelope was a good idea - despite common misconceptions, marabou storks are not just scavengers.
I went with my small children to Barcelona zoo many years ago, when they had the albino gorilla. The conditions the animals were kept in were disgusting. Other children were banging on the white gorilla's very small enclosure, where it was kept behind glass in solitude, and were banging on the glass & shouting at it. The thing was clearly suffering. Several other animals were kept on a tarmac based area in 40⁰C temperatures with no way to shelter or drink. My children kept asking me questions about why the animals were kept in such small spaces (I had previously taken them to Jersey Zoo, which is a different world, I know, but it shouldn't be such an extreme difference). They were upset & I was disgusted, complained to our guide, who said 'but this zoo is the pride of Spain'. To which I replied 'exactly, and that's the problem, you're proud of this, when you should be ashamed' we left immediately. Seems Madrid is in the same class...
As some who is from Barcelona and lives there, the zoo is atrocious. It needs to disappear asap. We all think that zoo is lame and the poor animals live in the worst conditions ever but since is a very touristy city... managers just roll with it. Whoever said that is clearly not from Barcelona lol.
@@sr.marpla1862 Like the one in Madrid lol In valencia we have the oceanografic and its just starting to get better, at least in the non mammal department. I hate to see imprisoned cetaceans.
The mother was already trying to push the calf into the water - She was rejecting it. I suspect it was an unplanned breeding (perhaps a mistaken sexing and one of the antelopes was unknowingly a male?) and she had nowhere to isolate from the rest of the herd, and this confused and distressed her into rejecting the calf. The maribu caught wind of the commotion and decided to take matters into its own hands. The mother is almost entirely receptive to the maribu taking over and the maribu doesn't even need to do much; once it gives the calf a few injuries and drags it into the water, it will die of exhaustion and drowning on its own. The maribu doesn't waste its energy and just waits for the inevitable. In the end, a tragic situation that almost certainly resulted from carelessness and didn't need to happen. From the comments here it seems this is an absolutely disgraceful zoo and it should be shut down.
It is not. I have been many many times at that zoo and is wonderful. Lovely memories. Now sensibilities have changed but if you look for more videos of Madrid zoo Im sure you ll get a different pov
@@Bitchslapper316 Antelopes don't randomly kill their siblings or herd members. Even if this was that, we'd see the mother trying to defend the calf. This is quite clearly the mother rejecting it.
@@cryoraptora303tm2 It's not "quite clearly it's mother" at all, It's a young male. It has curved horns plus you can see it's dong at 0:10. Also what you wrote is complete nonsense you made up. Herds are typically mothers and young in the wild with one or two alpha males. Bachelor males form their own small herds and will compete for dominance around females.
@@cryoraptora303tm2 It's not "quite clearly it's mother" at all. It has curved horns and you can see it's male anatomy at ten seconds into the video. It's a young male. In the wild the young live with female herds until they're grown.
Well, marabous don't really kill animals of this size and up. They are, however, happy to steal pieces of any animal that a vulture or a predator has torn apart. So the chances of a marabou trying to kill anyone in that enclosure is minimal. Secondly, it isn't even clear from this video that the marabou tried to kill the little gazelle. Sure, he bites and pecks at it, but the little one ran into the deep end on its own. And even if it did try to kill it, a healthy offspring would've been protected by its own - not pushed into/towards the water.
I didn't see any adult springbok helping, on the contrary, they tried to push the baby into the water too. Seemed to be a sick baby abandoned by its own mother, because she must have been right there in that enclosure and didn't care at all.
Poor baby:'( but I think something was wrong with this little guy as the mum tried to put it in the water and let the predator attack without even trying to protect it
Antelope : Aight, son, why don't you swim, you coward ! Stork : Lemme help him *drowns him aggressively* Baby antelope : NOOO- *die* Duck : P O P C O R N
@@revolution94ful Well, the title confirms that the springbok was killed... I would assume that if the zookeepers did help, then the springbok wouldn't have been killed.
@@revolution94ful Thank you! There's so many morons in the comment section that I get worried about the future of humanity. Thanks for not saying "baaaaah"🐑
Surprised the mother didn’t try to defend it. Looks like it got abandoned. 🤔 Also surprised to zoo keepers let the animal die(if it actually did drown).
I HATE THESE PEOPLE WHO COULD HAVE SAVED THE LIFE OF THE POOR ANIMAL, AFTER ALL, IT WAS NOT IN NATURE AND YES IN A ZOO. HUMAN EVIL IS THE BIGGEST WOUND WE CARRY.
@@janswhatsupdoc I'm sorry I didn't understand what I wrote...the animals in question WERE NOT IN NATURE AND YES IN A ZOO, in that case, people could have called the employees in order to avoid what happened. After all, the poor animal was a helpless baby. but human cruelty spoke louder... and they decided to film the tragedy.
Everyone thinks the stork was simply hunting the animal but it clearly looked liked it was suffering neurological issues and wasn't healthy. Otherwise the other deer would have come to its defense against the bird.
@@wompppwompwompppAnd I thought they can disco dance right out of the womb . If they can't breakdance minutes after they are born then there must be neurological issues ...
No, calves can take hours to fully stand out & it may take 5 weeks before they can join the Herd. People think that they come fighting right out of the womb. It doesn't work that way. The mother usually hides her newborn until is strong enough to join the herd.
The stork didn't do anything, those nibbles weren't even hard; probably curious as to what this new thing was. The baby was the one that killed itself.
Walt Disney, you mean the guy who also made movies featuring the horrible Vultures in Snow White, Monstro, the Hunter from Bambi, Shere Khan, Tick Tock from Peter Pan, the pike from The Sword in the Stone, the squid from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, the rat from Lady and the Tramp... If those movies with vicious predators doing their thing made you a faint of heart, I'm not sure you were watching them xD
Ты полезешь к диким животным в клетку, а потом получишь за это огромный штраф и риск того, что тебя арестуют только из-за того, что оленёнок ( не знаю названия ) немного запаниковал?
I love how so many people draw all kinds of ridiculous conclusions while they can't even understand the camera lad in question nor have seen the outrage this incident caused locally
No, people have drawn logical conclusions from this footage - Spanish zoos are not capable of providing a safe environment for their animals and should be shut down
Lol why is the crowd so chill about this?... I know its nature, but my instinct is telling me to help the poor thing. They dont seem even slightly concerned
I know it might sound stupid but I think I would’ve done some thing. That stork wouldn’t have killed me and that springbuck wouldn’t have either. I would’ve jumped over the barrier and saved the fawn.
I feel like I would've done the same, or at the very least get one of the keepers to intervene. And then the same thing would've happened later in the day or the day after when I wasn't watching.
@@ananteshesha5788 i mean atleast one of those animals were its parent, and they just let it drown, the other springbok wasn't actively killing the baby. If anything it was the bird killing the baby, not a male in rut.
This video maker was definitely bludy fool no doubt.if he wants to save the life of this baby deer he do it's but he did not did his job and a poor baby deer lost his life.shame on such type of people
what is he supposed to do? jump off a 30+ foot wall and break his legs and go into a enclosure full of wild animals that can easily harm him? shut up lmao
@@mpkid5 honestly, the people writing that shit in the comments must be some of the biggest mouthbreathers about lol nobody is jumping into a fucking zoo enclosure to save any animal, period, and rightfully so
A heart-wrenching story of a doe who must kill her fawn because it ain't right. She knows she should murder it but she can't quite bring herself to do it. The stork thing is TOTALLY the grandfather on the scene: he works together with the doe, threatening to do the job for her if she fails to keep her word. He motivates her with a peck on her back. She tries her hardest but her heart can't beat another bump if she kills it. She's frozen. The stork knew this probably was going to happen but pushed doe because he knows that she knows it's the right thing. When she gives up, he steps in to finish the job. He scares the blind or whatnot fawn into the water, then guards the bank meticulously. The blind fawn has no knowledge of which direction to swim to safety from the stork and goes to the deeper waters where it makes a sad and long desperate attempt to get air until it drowns, struggle that most viewers would be upset watching, but would continue to the end. Shaken. Changed. It is a tremendously awe-inspiring display of interspecies empathetic interchange, deep interchange. Doe and Stork enjoyed years of terrific friendship. Somewhere in the shadowlands, faint echos are sometimes heard of the confused "ba-a-a" of blind fawny.
The bird just helped the momma deer getting rid of the malformed baby , if you watch closely at the beginning of the video the deer was trying to push the baby into the water
Yeah absolutely not😂😂 An antelope is not gonna deliberately try to drown its offspring lol. It’ll simply just abandon and reject it. Nor does the stork care about helping another animal lol.
An animal is drowning and everyone is watching like "Oh nice weather today!" No reaction from anyone. I would freak out and not be able to stay and watch the poor creature slowly die.
Just like the guy filming... Who stopped cause he felt sick, or cause he wanted to get help, or cause he jumped in the water and saved the thing. Who knows? And who knows what happened around the camera guy. You hear some women clearly in the start of the video, but their voices seem to disappear. Maybe they left because the couldn't stand watching this, or maybe they left to alert the keepers? And what about the people you can't hear? Is it impossible that someone saw this and left immediately to get help, without being loud for no reason? Stop assuming the worst when you can't know the facts. In fact, stop assuming at all. Get the facts or gtfo.
Expecting mothers usually are put on isolated enclosures to give birth & clean newborns. That calf look too fresh to be left out yet. That's what I usually see on the TV. It takes hours or so before they can fully stand or walk.
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@@firegator6853 Well, we don't know if it actually intended to kill OR eat the little gazelle (dorca?) though. Firstly, because it's a scavanger, and it's unable to consume this animal unless a vulture or a predator tears it to smaller pieces which the marabou can then steal. And I don't see any vultures, and there's certainly not any predators around, so it wouldn't make sense for it to kill it or perhaps even have evolved such behaviour in the wild. But this is a zoo, and animals have shown to do strange things in zoos, so who knows. Secondly, it only bites and pecks at it - it does not pull it into the water. The little gazelle jumps into the deep water itself (which might explain why the older gazelle seems to push the little one into the water, possibly to drown, because it's not fit for survival).
The sad part isn’t the bird pecking at it or really even the people recording, but its own kind, what looks to be a parent, forced the thing in the water when it had no chance to begin with. Truly a sad thing in nature, which is why I don’t feel bad about eating animals.
Maybe I would be a bad zoo owner; but the antelopes breed frequently so like, they'd have another one by next year. And does it save on food bills if we then use that carcass to feed other animals? Yeah maybe I won't get into zookeeping
The whole situation is very strange, stork didn't kill it it's rather was its own mother when she pushed the baby in the water.But only ones guilty for that are the keepers of the zoo no doubt.
Pay more attention. The camera man is as surprised as you are without hindsight and when it looks desperate he puts the camera down in a panic to call for help or enter himself to help.
Literally everyone outside of the enclosure was surprised. The stork used heron tactics to snatch up a duck and no one suspected that it wouldn't happen.
They're animals, it's what they do and interfering will leave the dumb babies genes in the gene pool. A better alternative is figuring out why tf the zoo keeps aggressive birds with small mammals in one enclosure in the first place
The camera man paid entrance to see animals die in horrible ways...it gives him satisfaction. So mind your own business! If you wanna help, go to zoo and kill that bird for retaliation
@@warbwashington5626 is rationality. it's a zoo, not a forest reserve. youre stone hearted, smooth brained, snowflake who whine about ppl who have energetic feeling which disturbs your fat western complacency. most ppl who use that term are most fragile of tiny men
From the few images it seems to me that the puppy's mother was absent or didn't care, and that Maribu was trying not to let him go into the water and save him from drowning.
I would like to point out that it is not clear what happened before, whether the maribu attacked the puppy. What we can see is that at 03 the adult springbok (the mother?) pushes the cub towards the water, but he comes out, she smells him and goes away, perhaps it is not the mother or not she recognizes him as a son and leaves him. The puppy is visibly weak and collapses dangerously at the edge of the water. The maribu briefly grabs him by the ear then enters the water to drink. At 0.54 the puppy is on the ground almost in the water, without strength, abandoned by its mother, the maribu pinches it to stimulate it, it gets up but falls back into the water and begins to sink. The maribu tries to grab it with its beak but the puppy gasps and sinks. For me the maribu did not kill the cub.
A frieza do ser humano se repete, tanto faz um animal morrendo ou um ser humano agonizando, é preferível filmar e postar nas redes sociais, do que prestar socorro. O ser humano é sem dúvida, a pior coisa que Deus criou. Falo isso emputecido porque eu já caí na real. Eu mesmo já pensei que Deus já se arrependeu e muito de ter feito o ser humano. O TH-cam escondeu o "deslike", mas vai aí mais um deslike. 👎
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The duck just chilling around like "I've seen all of it."
Hopefully one day when your kid gets killed (bc karma always collects ) you find it funny! Lol fucking retard smh
literally
The duck has seen... lots of things. That's why it does fentanyl.
@@dogman3362 XD
There's nothing funny about that, you just thought "haha funny drug haha death XD" @@thecalling1452
Mom antelope: Tries to push baby in water to drown him
Stork: *allow me to help*
It didn't push into water watch clearly
Storks love to murder, even their own babies! 😩
😂😂😂😂
Look at bird bath🐬
Orang yg merekan sudah creazy gila anjing
Can't believe they let it happen in a zoo, understand in the wild, but a zoo, with custodians
Zoo, wild, wherever animals don't give a fuck and that's nature my guy
@@reggie24 I know right? I despise these so called do gooders, they come on these videos and they welp "boo hoo, poor animal" hasn't anyone told them this is snuff entertainment for certain folks and it's not for the soft?
@@greasy8394 oh nyooow 😢😢😢😢 some people have empathy 😭😭😭😭😭
@@greasy8394 PLUS, IT’S NOT A SNUFF ENTERTAINMENT, IT IS THE BAD TREATMENT OF ANIMALS.
@@user-me6cf6hr8b Why did you click on the video, then? I think most people who got here did so because this was more interesting than animals chilling out in a zoo. Hell, animals shouldn't even be in a zoo anyway so I'm not sure what you consider "bad treatment".
Yeah as someone who works at a zoo, I could tell this outcome would be pretty easy to assume.
Only thing I could think is either the antelope wasn’t suspected to be pregnant, or gave birth far beyond the due date. As the appropriate procedure would of been to remove the bird or remove the antelope. Untill the calf was strong enough to walk and run.
Mother seems to either be a first time mother, a bad mother, or rejected the calf.
As naturally the antelope would of been defensive towards the stork
Otherwise this was just plain irresponsibility even without the stork, the water feature is also a risk to a newborn.
"would of been"? Ate you retarded?
No; the calf was born with either a parasite or a handicap. The mother and the stork sensed it; so the stork killed it and ate it.
@@thebabbler8867 obviously you have no experience with newly born hoofstock. Because this is completely typical behaviour lol.
I suggest you do some research or get some experience so you know what you are talking about.
Yeah, the mom being rather indifferent is rather odd.
Many animals possess instincts to eliminate newborns that are unlikely to survive. The baby clearly had something wrong with it and the mother looked like she was trying to drown the baby herself.
I would like to know who thought keeping marabou storks with antelope was a good idea - despite common misconceptions, marabou storks are not just scavengers.
Fancy a bum?
@@murfontoast Wow, how enlightening...
it's called: they came from the skies
@@murfontoast hahaha
What makes you think the stork was kept with the antelope?
I went with my small children to Barcelona zoo many years ago, when they had the albino gorilla. The conditions the animals were kept in were disgusting. Other children were banging on the white gorilla's very small enclosure, where it was kept behind glass in solitude, and were banging on the glass & shouting at it. The thing was clearly suffering. Several other animals were kept on a tarmac based area in 40⁰C temperatures with no way to shelter or drink. My children kept asking me questions about why the animals were kept in such small spaces (I had previously taken them to Jersey Zoo, which is a different world, I know, but it shouldn't be such an extreme difference). They were upset & I was disgusted, complained to our guide, who said 'but this zoo is the pride of Spain'. To which I replied 'exactly, and that's the problem, you're proud of this, when you should be ashamed' we left immediately. Seems Madrid is in the same class...
you american?
As some who is from Barcelona and lives there, the zoo is atrocious. It needs to disappear asap. We all think that zoo is lame and the poor animals live in the worst conditions ever but since is a very touristy city... managers just roll with it. Whoever said that is clearly not from Barcelona lol.
@@LL-tr5et You stupid?
@@LL-tr5et Spanish zoos are horrible. I'm not American, if you have a problem with them .
@@sr.marpla1862 Like the one in Madrid lol In valencia we have the oceanografic and its just starting to get better, at least in the non mammal department. I hate to see imprisoned cetaceans.
If this is happening in a zoo, someone should be held responsible for this as its cruelty
Ah. Animals being animals. How cruel.
Its not cruelty, the same thing would probably happen in the wild although who ever put them in the same enclosure is pretty stupid
By that reasoning Maybe we should allowed to hunt them in a zoo also
Youre a vegan mb18?
@@captainireland1375 they ain't in the wild tho ya muppet.
The zookeepers letting all this to happen? Sack those zookeepers in charge of this enclave
Stork: touches baby springbok
Baby springbok: "Guess I'll die"
"Oh no, my mom tried to push me into a river and a dino is trying to poke a hole in my skull, welp, this life sucks, on to the next one!"
Think it was a handicapped one being abandoned in the first place
Think it was a handicapped one being abandoned in the first place
Heh heh I’m in danger
Why would you let that happen it is a zoo with animals you are supposed to take care of!!!
thatvs how -mafia- nature works!
What are they gonna do? Walk in there and give it a slap on the wrist? That thing will murk anyone and anything that walks in there.
@@pluggothesluggo5509 but that is not how zoo works.
Apparently there were no staff around the area which is stupid considering they kept a large burnt lookin bird around baby animals.
Who ever was recording im sure u can here him dropin his camera at the end we he sees it bouta die..im sure they saved it
The mother was already trying to push the calf into the water - She was rejecting it. I suspect it was an unplanned breeding (perhaps a mistaken sexing and one of the antelopes was unknowingly a male?) and she had nowhere to isolate from the rest of the herd, and this confused and distressed her into rejecting the calf. The maribu caught wind of the commotion and decided to take matters into its own hands. The mother is almost entirely receptive to the maribu taking over and the maribu doesn't even need to do much; once it gives the calf a few injuries and drags it into the water, it will die of exhaustion and drowning on its own. The maribu doesn't waste its energy and just waits for the inevitable.
In the end, a tragic situation that almost certainly resulted from carelessness and didn't need to happen. From the comments here it seems this is an absolutely disgraceful zoo and it should be shut down.
It is not. I have been many many times at that zoo and is wonderful. Lovely memories. Now sensibilities have changed but if you look for more videos of Madrid zoo Im sure you ll get a different pov
How do you know it was it's mother and not a jealous sibling or heard member?
@@Bitchslapper316 Antelopes don't randomly kill their siblings or herd members. Even if this was that, we'd see the mother trying to defend the calf. This is quite clearly the mother rejecting it.
@@cryoraptora303tm2 It's not "quite clearly it's mother" at all, It's a young male. It has curved horns plus you can see it's dong at 0:10.
Also what you wrote is complete nonsense you made up. Herds are typically mothers and young in the wild with one or two alpha males. Bachelor males form their own small herds and will compete for dominance around females.
@@cryoraptora303tm2 It's not "quite clearly it's mother" at all. It has curved horns and you can see it's male anatomy at ten seconds into the video. It's a young male.
In the wild the young live with female herds until they're grown.
Did anyone notice the marabou greasing it's throat with water in preparation to swallow the antelope whole?
Preparation is essential....
@@residentrump3271 😀😀
Hello resident! You have a cool name.
@@paddington9913 Thank you my friend
That is not what it was doing, don't be stupid now...
@@SirKolass sure looked like it, wet it's throat then went for its prey
i dont complain about animals killing each other...but come on this is a damn zoo they should know what animals to keep together in the same enclosure
Ur exactly right!
Well, marabous don't really kill animals of this size and up. They are, however, happy to steal pieces of any animal that a vulture or a predator has torn apart. So the chances of a marabou trying to kill anyone in that enclosure is minimal. Secondly, it isn't even clear from this video that the marabou tried to kill the little gazelle. Sure, he bites and pecks at it, but the little one ran into the deep end on its own. And even if it did try to kill it, a healthy offspring would've been protected by its own - not pushed into/towards the water.
Love how no one even tries to get any of the keepers to help it out
It's nature
@@ricardomoreno4825 yes it might be nature... But it wasn't out in nature
Foreign country. In the US, someone would have helped.
@@gardenofeels6872 I would like to think they would here in Australia they would too
@@UnHuman1981 Maybe so.
The mom did not want the child and got Mr stork to assist with the termination.
Lol
This is called abortion in 'Merica
I didn't see any adult springbok helping, on the contrary, they tried to push the baby into the water too. Seemed to be a sick baby abandoned by its own mother, because she must have been right there in that enclosure and didn't care at all.
Or she simply is a bad mother or was a first time mother. Possibly confused and exhausted after giving birth. The baby was just newly born.
It's clearly got neurological damage, because running in circles like that is NOT normal. Circling is a common symptom of brain damage.
At that point, it ain't a mother, its a hoe
@@Specogecko You can't apply concepts like good and bad to animals.
@@Buckaroo_Baldwin yeah you can…. What’s stopping me from doing so….
Springbok: drowning
Stork: 🧍🏻♂️
The stork is a white male? That is an interesting conclusion
@@vornamenachname989 it was certainly a pink one
Poor baby:'( but I think something was wrong with this little guy as the mum tried to put it in the water and let the predator attack without even trying to protect it
Moms dont have antlers bro
@@bulletprooff1k my moms does. She scares the shit out of me.
@@bulletprooff1k These are horns, not antlers and that's a springbok dude, both sexes have them.
Im thinking it was only born recently and not stable on its feet yet.. just an unlucky situation i suppose too
@@nickdouglas736 oh ok
Shoebill: I'm the scariest bird species
Marabou: are you sure about that?
The fact that marabou storks use bushfire to hunt
Shoebill: Oh so do you literally eat Juvenile crocodiles?
That is too much of a complex thought for a shoebill
Antelope : Aight, son, why don't you swim, you coward !
Stork : Lemme help him *drowns him aggressively*
Baby antelope : NOOO- *die*
Duck : P O P C O R N
It litterally looks like the springbok was offering the baby to the stork
it was a male springbok who wanted to kill the baby so he could mate with the mother and replace it with his own offspring
@@ananteshesha5788 How do you know it's a male? I'm guessing you don't, as you didn't know there aren't any springboks in the video...
Those animals like deer and gazelle are fkn stupid AF 😂😂
@@official_alphabet_inc you can literally see its cock in the first 2 seconds of the video lol, it was a male
Can't believe no zoo keepers helped it
I bet you have a hard time believing a lot of things!
@@mr.noneyabidness maybe 😉😘
You watch a video, don’t see a zookeeper, and assume they never helped. I guess you think something doesn’t exist if you cover your eyes too huh?
@@revolution94ful
Well, the title confirms that the springbok was killed... I would assume that if the zookeepers did help, then the springbok wouldn't have been killed.
@@revolution94ful Thank you! There's so many morons in the comment section that I get worried about the future of humanity. Thanks for not saying "baaaaah"🐑
Surprised the mother didn’t try to defend it. Looks like it got abandoned. 🤔
Also surprised to zoo keepers let the animal die(if it actually did drown).
I HATE THESE PEOPLE WHO COULD HAVE SAVED THE LIFE OF THE POOR ANIMAL, AFTER ALL, IT WAS NOT IN NATURE AND YES IN A ZOO. HUMAN EVIL IS THE BIGGEST WOUND WE CARRY.
Shame on the onlookers who did nothing to save an innocent life.
Yes Shameless Behaviour These People
What are you going to do charge the stork for animal cruelty or shame people for not breaking the rules?
@@janswhatsupdoc I'm sorry I didn't understand what I wrote...the animals in question WERE NOT IN NATURE AND YES IN A ZOO, in that case, people could have called the employees in order to avoid what happened. After all, the poor animal was a helpless baby. but human cruelty spoke louder... and they decided to film the tragedy.
@@MANILHA-ks6tx and you are the one watching it
When your 4 day old won't act normal you throw em in the water. That's what I did to mine, now he's the star of his high school swim team. Tough love.
You are not ok
@@levitatingpotato109 thank you... I know.
Yeah, but did you try to drown him and then eat his intestines out his arse? No, this satan stork does just that, however.
@@levitatingpotato109 He's trolling.
Don't you get that?
Lmao
Rescue of the fawn is more important than making its clip at this time
true bro..the one filming could have reported to zoo personels..what all some people do to get some views 🤦♂️🤦♂️
So idiot people
I can't see that baby drowning, what an idiots
@@Pattinson1004 Guess you stupid if you can't see it's drowning.
Your the one human being, parlell then can rescue and shoot
Like always cameraman is completely still until the action starts then he starts fumbling around and shaking the camera.
In all seriousness, poor baby springbok.
Yep... imagine living... for less than a DAY.
Really loved the artistic flare of shaking your camera around. You should shake it even more.
Everyone thinks the stork was simply hunting the animal but it clearly looked liked it was suffering neurological issues and wasn't healthy. Otherwise the other deer would have come to its defense against the bird.
No that’s just what a freshly newborn calf looks like…. Takes them a few minutes to figure out how to walk or stand.
You do realize baby deer/horses/etc have to learn to walk when they're born?
@@wompppwompwompppAnd I thought they can disco dance right out of the womb . If they can't breakdance minutes after they are born then there must be neurological issues ...
@@mollyhatchet7075you killed me with your words!! 🤣🤣🤣
No, calves can take hours to fully stand out & it may take 5 weeks before they can join the Herd. People think that they come fighting right out of the womb. It doesn't work that way. The mother usually hides her newborn until is strong enough to join the herd.
The stork didn't do anything, those nibbles weren't even hard; probably curious as to what this new thing was. The baby was the one that killed itself.
Funny people prefer to record it on mobile phone instead of looking for zoo keeper and ask for aid.
Eh, was the zookeeper's siesta, not their problem till they're back at 2pm.
2pm is not siesta time.
lol!
Насколько черствые и бездушные люди стоят и снимают все происходящее. Я просто в шоке.
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Same here
Там нет людей,их за людей не считайте
@@user-xk8wb3dp3y наши люди обязательно спасли бы.
Fashisti
How could you post this??? Guy laughing in the background thats so heartless !! They should of called for a zookeeper
As the did!
I would've went in to the enclosure and rescued it.
What do you mean Heartless.? There is no meaning for it in dictionary.
@@nuttybar9 they also have tiger there.
Zookeeper help! The animals are behaving like animals!
Thank you, Walt Disney, for warping me during my entire childhood. Now I am faint of heart.
😂😂😂❤
Walt Disney, you mean the guy who also made movies featuring the horrible Vultures in Snow White, Monstro, the Hunter from Bambi, Shere Khan, Tick Tock from Peter Pan, the pike from The Sword in the Stone, the squid from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, the rat from Lady and the Tramp...
If those movies with vicious predators doing their thing made you a faint of heart, I'm not sure you were watching them xD
Poor baby given up on by their mom and too weak and injured to get away.
I remember as a kid thinking only animals like Lions,Tigers are scary
The Academy Award goes to the excellent cinematographer
That poor springbok, I would like to know, why didn't anyone try to intervene and help?
Well the people who recorded this were in a group one of them went to find a zoo keeper and one threw a stone at the maribu
Почему ни кто не помогает?
На столько люди стали без душные
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Ты полезешь к диким животным в клетку, а потом получишь за это огромный штраф и риск того, что тебя арестуют только из-за того, что оленёнок ( не знаю названия ) немного запаниковал?
STOP THE WAR
@@sharkking1713 Yes, and plus - this is nature.
@@sharkking1713 Id rather take a fine or some jail time than just sit and watch the thing drown 🤷♂️
I love how so many people draw all kinds of ridiculous conclusions while they can't even understand the camera lad in question nor have seen the outrage this incident caused locally
No, people have drawn logical conclusions from this footage - Spanish zoos are not capable of providing a safe environment for their animals and should be shut down
some words of wisdom from carl wheezer.
Oh, Carl Wheezer, you are the only decent person in these comments
Mom Springbok, "I don't want this shit"
Stork: "Hold on lemme snatch that real quick"
Wow these antelopes or whatever are tarded beyond belief
I know right? The first one looked like it's trying to push it's baby into the water before the stork drowned it.
The animal kingdom is much more brutal than what we get in Disney movies. They probably had reasons to kill the baby
Lol
So truue.. like get the hell out of the dam water
Springbok:hatchling argentinosarus
Stork:quetzalacoatlus
Human(and staff):homo sapien
😂lol❤
Lol why is the crowd so chill about this?... I know its nature, but my instinct is telling me to help the poor thing. They dont seem even slightly concerned
They should had helped the baby antelope, watching someone drowning in so inhumane.
I know it might sound stupid but I think I would’ve done some thing. That stork wouldn’t have killed me and that springbuck wouldn’t have either. I would’ve jumped over the barrier and saved the fawn.
And then you get trampled to death by all the other Springboks.
@@juanjoyaborja.3054 I'd be more worried about getting attacked by that big bird. Big birds scare me
@@MikeBarbarossa Well, if you hit its neck, it dies. But yeah, that beak can clearly do a lot of damage.
I m spanish and i have been in this zoo before i can told you that there are zebras in that exhibit and you would get ripped apart
I feel like I would've done the same, or at the very least get one of the keepers to intervene. And then the same thing would've happened later in the day or the day after when I wasn't watching.
That zoo should be reported to authoritys and the people filming should be tied up and thrown in the water
Seek Psychiatric help
Animals are just animals, they kill other animals
I don't even think the stork was trying to kill it.
I'm stuck on how well the quality of this video is , being 13 years old n what not.
I like how the parents let it drown
@@dylanallen9625 you are stupid, why?
it wasnt the parents, it was most likely an male in must who wanted to replace the baby of the female with his own kids
@@pluggothesluggo5509 he probably doesnt know how fucked up animals actually are
@@ananteshesha5788 i mean atleast one of those animals were its parent, and they just let it drown, the other springbok wasn't actively killing the baby. If anything it was the bird killing the baby, not a male in rut.
@@Myemnhk yea but it left it alone in front of a big carnivore there is no way it didn't know that this marabou was not a danger
This video maker was definitely bludy fool no doubt.if he wants to save the life of this baby deer he do it's but he did not did his job and a poor baby deer lost his life.shame on such type of people
Yes brother u r correct that person deer life saves chance but they not try sad thing how that person think front of eyes death deer soooo bad 👎👎
Seriously ...demon people
what is he supposed to do? jump off a 30+ foot wall and break his legs and go into a enclosure full of wild animals that can easily harm him? shut up lmao
@@mpkid5 honestly, the people writing that shit in the comments must be some of the biggest mouthbreathers about lol nobody is jumping into a fucking zoo enclosure to save any animal, period, and rightfully so
He evil
Dutch words like aardvark, wildebeest and springbok will always look silly in English💀💀💀💀
!!! It's always great. Your video is excellent quality. We liked and enjoyed to the end.
I hate to see anything small and helpless being attacked or kill. It breaks my heart 😔
so, dont watch it
Springbok kills somthing:😁
springbok gets killed:🥲
thats nature for you. imagine what happens to newborns in the jungle 😩
Cry more
@@TribalScan
Oh hi liberal.
O pobrezinho do filhote de Cervo afogando e eles não fazem nada só ficam filmando tá loco meu Deus do Céu 😱
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Bando de animais sem empatia
The birds like “tf is this man doin?”
What a bizarre thing to see at a zoo where there are experts always there to prevent this stuff
A heart-wrenching story of a doe who must kill her fawn because it ain't right. She knows she should murder it but she can't quite bring herself to do it. The stork thing is TOTALLY the grandfather on the scene: he works together with the doe, threatening to do the job for her if she fails to keep her word. He motivates her with a peck on her back. She tries her hardest but her heart can't beat another bump if she kills it. She's frozen. The stork knew this probably was going to happen but pushed doe because he knows that she knows it's the right thing. When she gives up, he steps in to finish the job. He scares the blind or whatnot fawn into the water, then guards the bank meticulously. The blind fawn has no knowledge of which direction to swim to safety from the stork and goes to the deeper waters where it makes a sad and long desperate attempt to get air until it drowns, struggle that most viewers would be upset watching, but would continue to the end. Shaken. Changed. It is a tremendously awe-inspiring display of interspecies empathetic interchange, deep interchange. Doe and Stork enjoyed years of terrific friendship. Somewhere in the shadowlands, faint echos are sometimes heard of the confused "ba-a-a" of blind fawny.
I need to know which drugs do you use, I will avoid those ones.
Please tell me where you buy that special weed
@@SirPano85 He huffs burnt floppy disks and washes it down with Windex
ain’t no way bro 😂😂
Ffs, the mother tried to get the fawn up, not push it in to the water.
Antelopes and deer have their own separate enclosures in all zoos.
How come they're mixing up with Maribous and Storks.
Recipe for disaster.
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Because they are creating natural environment not caged zoos
This is what I imagine giant Pterosaurs were like. Spending most of their time walking around and picking off small dinosaurs.
Baby Antelope - help me
Stork - hold my beer
The bird just helped the momma deer getting rid of the malformed baby , if you watch closely at the beginning of the video the deer was trying to push the baby into the water
Yeah absolutely not😂😂
An antelope is not gonna deliberately try to drown its offspring lol.
It’ll simply just abandon and reject it.
Nor does the stork care about helping another animal lol.
An animal is drowning and everyone is watching like "Oh nice weather today!" No reaction from anyone.
I would freak out and not be able to stay and watch the poor creature slowly die.
Just like the guy filming... Who stopped cause he felt sick, or cause he wanted to get help, or cause he jumped in the water and saved the thing. Who knows?
And who knows what happened around the camera guy. You hear some women clearly in the start of the video, but their voices seem to disappear. Maybe they left because the couldn't stand watching this, or maybe they left to alert the keepers? And what about the people you can't hear? Is it impossible that someone saw this and left immediately to get help, without being loud for no reason?
Stop assuming the worst when you can't know the facts. In fact, stop assuming at all. Get the facts or gtfo.
Lugia is one of my favourite Pokemon.
Does this Zoo not have a Nursery or an Animal Clinic, where were the Zoo Keepers , on their 3hr break?
Aren't different animals supposed to be kept in separate enclosures?
Expecting mothers usually are put on isolated enclosures to give birth & clean newborns. That calf look too fresh to be left out yet. That's what I usually see on the TV. It takes hours or so before they can fully stand or walk.
It depends on the species
That’s a huge bird
That’s spooky that I was just in madrid a little over a week ago
Hey ravdlinde, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) 🙂 Cheers, Felix
What, is this some form of tax fraud?
damn this marabu is a savage.
Arnold Antilope 21
Storks are straight dinosaurs
@@recipoldinasty all birds are and...its just hungry lol
@@firegator6853 i know all birds are and i know its just hungry
@@firegator6853 Well, we don't know if it actually intended to kill OR eat the little gazelle (dorca?) though.
Firstly, because it's a scavanger, and it's unable to consume this animal unless a vulture or a predator tears it to smaller pieces which the marabou can then steal. And I don't see any vultures, and there's certainly not any predators around, so it wouldn't make sense for it to kill it or perhaps even have evolved such behaviour in the wild. But this is a zoo, and animals have shown to do strange things in zoos, so who knows.
Secondly, it only bites and pecks at it - it does not pull it into the water. The little gazelle jumps into the deep water itself (which might explain why the older gazelle seems to push the little one into the water, possibly to drown, because it's not fit for survival).
No pudieron llamar a un cuidador antes qué estar filmando?
Sé merecen lo peor.
love how the duck looks the scene
There was no killing here, that thing straight up drowned itself
Nobody move... A good résumé of humanity ....
At 1:00 it could’ve gotten away so I don’t feel bad
The sad part isn’t the bird pecking at it or really even the people recording, but its own kind, what looks to be a parent, forced the thing in the water when it had no chance to begin with. Truly a sad thing in nature, which is why I don’t feel bad about eating animals.
Does not compute.
"Animals are dumb, so I don't feel bad for eating them"
@@wowalamoiz9489Yeah. That makes 0 sense. If that were the case, then why don't we eat koalas and pandas too.
What the hell are u talking about
That’s like saying “some mothers kill their own children, which is why I don’t feel bad about eating people.”
@@erinwhite8456 exactly
mama trying to teach him to swim in the water but teacher looks creepy
Maybe I would be a bad zoo owner; but the antelopes breed frequently so like, they'd have another one by next year. And does it save on food bills if we then use that carcass to feed other animals?
Yeah maybe I won't get into zookeeping
The whole situation is very strange, stork didn't kill it it's rather was its own mother when she pushed the baby in the water.But only ones guilty for that are the keepers of the zoo no doubt.
i'm surprised the adult didn't try to help at all
agree, there was idiots only
I first thought that bird is gulping some water to wet its throat to conveniently SWALLOW the antelope alive
The horns on the springboks would tear that bird to ribbons?
Вот люди!! страшнее зверя..безчувственные..спокойно снимают..смотрят как погибает беззащитное дитя ?!!! Как это понимать..?!!
Watch closely
Pay more attention. The camera man is as surprised as you are without hindsight and when it looks desperate he puts the camera down in a panic to call for help or enter himself to help.
Literally everyone outside of the enclosure was surprised. The stork used heron tactics to snatch up a duck and no one suspected that it wouldn't happen.
The person filming that should of done something to
Stop it from happening, by not doing anything that person
Is disgusting, period,
Ok coomer
They're animals, it's what they do and interfering will leave the dumb babies genes in the gene pool. A better alternative is figuring out why tf the zoo keeps aggressive birds with small mammals in one enclosure in the first place
The camera man paid entrance to see animals die in horrible ways...it gives him satisfaction. So mind your own business! If you wanna help, go to zoo and kill that bird for retaliation
@@lanowyn It's Putin...it's what he do. It's not okay!!!
Yes your right 😡😡
Duck : "Here we fuckin go again "
Ill never understand why some humans struggle so badly with cameras
fr tho😭😭
And Human takes picture without humanity.
And snowflakes whine without rationality.
@@warbwashington5626 is rationality. it's a zoo, not a forest reserve. youre stone hearted, smooth brained, snowflake who whine about ppl who have energetic feeling which disturbs your fat western complacency. most ppl who use that term are most fragile of tiny men
Снимают на камеру без всяких эмоций...
Ужас, а не люди!!
The dude behind the camera is literally urging people to do something. Don't say this nonsense when you cannot understand the language
From the few images it seems to me that the puppy's mother was absent or didn't care, and that Maribu was trying not to let him go into the water and save him from drowning.
How. How was that your interpretation of this.
I would like to point out that it is not clear what happened before, whether the maribu attacked the puppy. What we can see is that at 03 the adult springbok (the mother?) pushes the cub towards the water, but he comes out, she smells him and goes away, perhaps it is not the mother or not she recognizes him as a son and leaves him. The puppy is visibly weak and collapses dangerously at the edge of the water. The maribu briefly grabs him by the ear then enters the water to drink. At 0.54 the puppy is on the ground almost in the water, without strength, abandoned by its mother, the maribu pinches it to stimulate it, it gets up but falls back into the water and begins to sink. The maribu tries to grab it with its beak but the puppy gasps and sinks. For me the maribu did not kill the cub.
@@nmr7203he used his eyes. You can"t Analyze a situation? Dumbo
That is not a puppy, that is a fawn. Also, maribus are predatory animals.
Donde están los guardas del parque?
Somone can save instead of being coldhearted
Yeah, you go ahead and get in that big ass birds' way and see what happens. And that might have been why he dropped the camera
Bit it's ear, then drowned. Lmao poor bambi
Duck: ehh
Marabou: this is assassination with the food
Adult Antelope: Womp womp
Juvenile Antelope: MOMMY HEL°°°°°°° 《drowns》
I just want to understand why some people can't do the simple task of filming something. The thought that they probably drive, is terrifying.
You know a society is doomed, when not one man is there around to just get there and rescue the little fellow...
You act like you’d jump in there
@@void-droid1855 Sadly that day I was crippled Tru a heavy leg workout and satyed like a sissy long in bed
A frieza do ser humano se repete, tanto faz um animal morrendo ou um ser humano agonizando, é preferível filmar e postar nas redes sociais, do que prestar socorro. O ser humano é sem dúvida, a pior coisa que Deus criou. Falo isso emputecido porque eu já caí na real.
Eu mesmo já pensei que Deus já se arrependeu e muito de ter feito o ser humano. O TH-cam escondeu o "deslike", mas vai aí mais um deslike. 👎
ITS NOT DEAD CANT YOU SEE IT'S EARS MOVING!?!?
That stork didn’t kill that thing, it basically killed itself.
Great zoo. Even the people watching are just like oh well.
"That one didn't look like it was gonna make it anyways"