15 Unbelievable Animals That Saved Other Animals
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 เม.ย. 2024
- In the wild, all animals are at risk. Some more than others, but if they don’t watch their back, their lives may very well be cut short. Sometimes they get lucky and another animal from another species, they’ve never seen before may lend a helping hand. Sometimes, the reason why is unknown. Regardless, they should just count themselves lucky.
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Baboons Rescue Antelope
Baboons can become vicious when they are threatened and will gang up on predators to defend their territory, but what about when another animal is in trouble? Watch how this cheetah targets an antelope and see what happens next. After a quick run, the cheetah finally captures the antelope, but a group of baboons intervenes, and the cheetah abandons its prey. The baboons stand up to the cheetah who hisses at them, and they even chase it for a short distance scaring the cheetah off. The baboons even go check out the antelope to see if it's okay. The antelope seems injured, breathing on the ground, but eventually gets up and has difficulty walking among the baboons, but will live to see another day. Baboons gang up on a leopard this time and they chase it away. Baboons are fierce opponents, and they shouldn’t be messed with.
Bear Rescues Crow
Bears have been known to be nice. Watch what happens when this bear finds a crow drowning in a pond next to it. The bear notices the crow and reaches out to it with its paw as if to lift it out of the water. Maybe it is to eat it but let us watch and see before we jump to conclusions. The bear pulls the crow out of the water with its mouth clinging to one of the crow’s wings and just drops the crow on the ground before attending to its food. The crow looks a little out of it and tries getting back on its feet, but it doesn’t look like it’s going to be easy. Eventually, the crow can get up and the bear still has its back turned away from the crow. Believe it or not, the bear actually saved the crow from drowning, because it had absolutely no interest in the crow afterward. What a great feat by this friendly and cuddly bear. This next clip shows a crow annoying a big polar bear who does not seem to mind the crow plucking at its fur. It finally feels something and turns around, notices the crow, but doesn’t really care.
“Baboon rescues antelope from cheetas” *Has a (edited) photo of a Gorilla
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"A crow plucks at a polarbear but the polarbear doesnt care"
Wow what a heart-warming save, this goes to show how intelligent animals can be
Smart ass lol
LMAO
Lion saves antelope A rabbit saves cat they all skip
And how unintelligent humans can be
The monkey is a great animal and funny
One fact about a Crow is if you do something to help it or feed it the Crow goes back to the crows nest and alerts their pacts that you are friendly. There was a case where a woman lost her ring while walking with her daughter. The Crows found it and returned it to the water fountain in her yard that her and her daughter used to watch them.
May God bless human beings with a compassionate heart towards children
How is this related
What?
These photoshopped animal pictures be killing me 😂
Ong wtf would a gorilla be doing in the savanna
My thoughts exactly about the thumbnail!
YOU'RE SO RIGHT XANDO!!! PURE PHOTOSHOP!!! THIS, "SO-CALLED," STUDIO, IS A FRAUD!!!!
I'M TIRED OF THESE SHYSTERS ON THE INTERNET FOOLING PEOPLE, I. E., BIG BAD FRAUDULENT!!!
@@datboymanman8662 YOU'RE RIGHTDAT-BOY!!!!
WHAT WOULD A GORILLA BE DOING IN THE DAMN DESERT! AUDIENCES ARE TIRED SICK AND TIRED OF ALL THESE STUPID PEOPLE PUTTING UP PICTURES FALSIFYING THEIR BS!!!!
"How does a dog know it's a fish?"
Well, how do you know it's a fish?
@@shubhamchase I may get a lot of flak, but humans are not my favorite kind of animal...
@@thethievesdomain8360 trust animals more than people.
@@thethievesdomain8360 HMM YES THE FLOOR HERE IS MADE OUT OF *_FLOOR_*
@@eileenie3101 but people are animals so that means trust humans
@@shubhamchase so animals are smarter than humans? Have an animal do your homework. Have an animal fix your car when it breaks down. Dumb.
I love seeing animals helping each other. They’re so much smarter than we are.
U r SOOOO VERY RIGHT ABOUT THAT, my fellow animal- loving friend !!!🙋♀️😊💕👍🥰
I mean animals can be smart but compared to us they’re not as intelligent. Humans are on a different level of intelligence.
we are the smartes or third or second smartest we are pretrty smart its just tons of us are stupid not using their iq so that means most animals saving other animals includes humans
Yeah animals don't take guns and kill others for fun.
@@midget420 I think OP more meant that animals display a lot more common sense than humans at times, rather than actual intelligence.
"baboons are fierce opponents, BUT they shouldn't be messed with "
that didn't make much sense
Lol right
this howl channel is just full of stupid mistakes and nonsense
i caught that one too
The picture displaying a gorilla taking the antelope out is fake. Besides, gorilla's don't live in the same environment that cheetahs (it's forest vs savannah)
It's pretty obvious it's fake, but it made me laugh when they showed it.
It's cuz they don't know the difference between a baboon and a gorilla
Lol, yeah, I thought, 'oh, come on!' 🙄
The video featured more than one manipulated image; however, the egregious mistake isn’t these prominent fake photoshopped images is the pig saving the goat at 11:14. The video had been debunked as counterfeit, and the video creator had professed it was staged for a new series on Comedy Central since 2013. Whoever researched this did a poor job.
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This video brings back memories of when my pit-bull mix dog would find baby squirrels and baby birds in the back yard and gently bring them to me.
After he killed their parents!
I love it
@@boosha62 you're brainwashed. Pitbulls are the sweetest dogs
So sweet you have to sign a waiver 🤣🤣🤣
My 14 year old pit bull lives with a bunny rabbit jumping around the house, slept with me and a rejected baby goat for 5 weeks,. We have chickens, nubian goats and horses. If he is annoyed he just moves.
A leopard rescuing anything is unexpected..amazing
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She likely had just lost a kitten, but it's still cool to see.
Cats play with their food.
So sad that people film but don’t help! And those animals in captivity, so sad 😢 but I love it when animals feel empathy for other animals ❤
It's really sad that other animals help other animals but fuck up to see cubs left alone when mother is killed and u film makers don't have the empathy to reduce the abandon cub and carry to a rescue clinic to have a chance at life that's real fuck up that's why when animals attack humans that's one for the animals everyone deserve a chance at life animals do to
When I was a child we had a great big goldfish in an aquarium. One day my family had just arrived home, and our two dogs were going crazy trying, to get my dads attention. Finally my Dad says "they are trying to tell me something" so he followed them back into a long walk in pantry we used for storage. There my Dad saw a ball of dust and dog hair squirming around on the floor! It was our goldfish that had jumped out of his tank and flopped all the way across the room and back ,back ,into the very back of the closet! We rinsed old Charlie off and put him back into the tank and he lived for years and years! True story!
I was going to call bullshit on the “lived years and years” part, and when I looked it up I found out goldfish can live from 10-30 years! I’m a stupid asshole.
Side note- you just saved countless goldfish from becoming catfish bait! I use goldfish to catch trophy catfish. Now that I know they will live that long I won’t use them anymore. Your story changed my life 😆
@@drewmadenew3000 Lol! That's great! They get so darn friendly and can live for so long in the right conditions. Old Charlie made it about 7. Now I feel special, I've touched one persons life, in a small insignificant and utterly meaningless way.(unless your a goldfish or a catfish) My job here is done! Happy fishing!
@@primesspct2 😂
@Hannah Owens 😂
@@drewmadenew3000 LOL. I love the term "stupid asshole' are you from Boston by any chance? Although I believe older Bostonians pronounce it "arsehole"
That first baboon/cheetah story is confusing. You've used two different clips one a cheetah and the other leopard. I'm sure you should be able to spot the difference
The photoshopped gorilla and the deer doesn't help much, either.
@@nosacrifice in all this type of videos, they always use unrelated clips and often photoshop images. Pisses me off!
I don't think it's real. They just make up stories to get more content and likes..
Baboons are really violent and carnivorous too.. the antilope rescue has no other meaning than future lunch.
"*Spot the difference!" Awesomeness! XD
And the one clip shows a gorilla holding a photoshopped impala and is used throughout when the narrator keeps calling it a baboon. Then the narrator shows monkeys instead of baboons, as evinced by the tails. What a baboon!
11:00 "Dolphins are also much friendlier than sharks" - I'm telling you dude....
I think all animals are smarter than we give them credit for. The dolphin saving the dog is my favorite of this video. 2 highly intelligent creatures.
Except it didn't really happen. Just taken from some weird youtube video called DOLPHIN & DOG SPECIAL FRIENDSHIP - Vangelis: Song Of The Seas?? Some great wildlife footage in this video, sure. But the narrator clearly has no idea about what's going on in any of the clips and just makes everything up 😂Watch and enjoy, but please don't think you're learning anything from the narrator!
@@peterbreivik640 damn, I should have known. Thanks
>.>; Has anyone actually seen Flipper? Does anyone know this was from a movie?
@@peterbreivik640 Yeah that clip was from a Dutch short film called Zeus and Roxanne. Also, the baby pig saving the baby goat was from a show called Nathan for You. They had a track and divers pushing the animals along and everything 😂
Hippos look so fucking chill in the water, they just poke their head and eyes out honestly that's a mood I wish I could do that rn
They're like animal icebergs
Don’t fuck with hippos.
You fuck with the hippo, you're rippo
Except they are super aggressive and one of the most dangerous animals on earth.
@@geeohgeeitsme I did say they *look* chill
I know how aggressive they are I've seen enough
"Baboons are fierce warriors, but they shouldn't be messed with"
Does that make sense?
Ikr . . . . replace the but with and
No. Also an orangutan is not a monkey.
@@jeaninepetty4923 yes it is it’s a different type of monkey
He said it for goku. Just incase.
its cus he speaks like he is trying to program children... first by assuming that they think all animals are incapable of inter species effectionate, which is an absurd thing to assume a child would think. children think that only beucase people like this man program them into thinking that way. even if a child has never been programed to think that way, by watching this video, this man would be communicating to him that most people do think that way. anyway he makes stupid mistakes like that because he isnt speaking naturally, he is speaking as one would when manipulating a child. most people cant help but speak that way to children, cus theyre idiots. evil, and disconnected from reality.
The leopard 🐆 saving the little baby monkey 🐒 was so beautiful to see an the little puppy next to a 🕊️ bird how cute 🥰
The very first one is WRONG. It's NOT a baboon. It's a lowland gorilla. Bye bye. Can't trust any after the first one is so blatantly wrong.
Did the dog save the salmon from drowning!!! 🤣
Lol
NO THE DOG DID NOT HELP THE FISH... HE JUST THREW THE CRAP OUT OF THAT POOR FISH! AND A DOG DOESN'T NECESSARILY KNOW THAT IT'S A FISH; MY DOG IS JUST CURIOUS BUT IN DOING SO SCARED THE FISH! THAT'S ALL IT IS, BUT THESE BOSSES ARE REPACKAGING FILMS THAT I'VE SEEN YEARS AGO AND CALLING IT SOMETHING DIFFERENT JUST TO MAKE MONEY! SIMPLY IDIOTS TRYING TO FOOL PEOPLE!!!
* "SCARED, NOT THREW.
Fish deserve to live plus goldfish is mi favorite fishy I did have a big HUGE goldfish but it died so love fish life
@@myleesouthard1127 my fav fish was a little yellow fish but it died when it was 4 years old
The wilderbeast walks away free. Is that why that hippo ran up really fast to it? 👀😂😂
When I saw that, I sad yeah okay! Cut! Cut! Lol
Lions and other large predators almost always seem to toy with their catch (if it's a baby) -- and for a long time -- before eating it. I doubt this wilderbeast made it away alive.
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I screamed cut cut but they failed to cut that side out….lol
Hippos murk everything they don't care what species
The leopard saving the baby baboon was so awesome. It was even cleaning it like it was it's baby. 😍
He's saving it for later food
And he's cleaning it like he's washing a vegetable
Animals are kinder than humans, they never help because they expect something in return. That's why.😊
"Dolphins are friendlier than sharks" This narrator is great at stating the obvious.
Watch nature hood then rethink
Great. NIMALS
Why am i under the impression sharks are actually nicer than Dolphins?
Well what if a person who didn't know what a dolphin was and watched this?
@@ATorturedTwinkie lmao
The animals are absolutely amazing but I was sickened by the fact that the photographer just kept filming while a dog was trying to get help for another dog who may have died by the road, and a mama elephant who was crying and trying to revive her baby laying there, and a dog who was trying to push water onto several fish flopping desperately on the ground. How can a photographer just WATCH SUFFERING & NOT HELP when animals are urgently trying to help/save one another?!! Shame on the photographer in those scenes.
Shame for commercializing on a photo op instead of helping the animal.
That has always played on my mind. I love wildlife programmes but started to grow weary of seeing aninals killed by other aniimals on TV. Some animals I understand but not many, but thanks to the likes of You Tube you have family influencers who film their kids getting hurt or potentially abducted and other disgusting examples of people filming themsevles torturing a puppy. It's so wrong.
@@lt.ripley1590 wrong? .. it’s pure evil.
Tbf. Most of the time it’s better not to interfere with the animal kingdom. The animal kingdom truly is the survival of the fit and as a result is self regulating.
The same at work. Employees work while bosses scratch ass
Just, I mean, absolutely outstanding editing. Amazing photoshopping, too; I could barely tell those pictures weren't real!
My favourite clip was the one with the COW picking at the polar bear's fur - not least because of the narration. I mean, the narrator did a great job throughout, but with that clip in particular he truly shone.
In short, I was deeply impressed by the whole presentation. Good job!
Are you joking? A bunch of times the narration was not in sync with what was on the screen and also some of the footage was missing from what he was say. I think the editor needs a bit of work on his craft.
@@strangethings6084 I thought I made it sufficiently obvious that I was SO joking! I mean, I even referenced the fact that the narrator (clearly reading mechanically from a script with his mind out the window) said "cow" instead of "crow"...
My point was that pretty much everything about the video is almost impressively bad.
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@@malovela yeah, this video is all over the place
@@Bonbonbon739 You can say that again. :)
I appreciate every single one of them I can’t just pick out one they’re all very special
Well you were fooled on the pig that saved the goat, that was faked by Nathan Feilder intentionally to see if he could start a viral video, he had a show called Nathan For You on Comedy Central, they used plexiglass under water to guide the animals
Hello there
“Bears are known to be nice”. Me; immediately thinks of DiCaprio in the Revenant!
*The grizzly bear with a bite force that he can win a fight against a gorilla*
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“The wildabeast walks away scott free” he says as the clip shows the hippo charging at the poor thing😅
@The viva warrior animals are not programed. They survive because they have to. But they aren't monsters.
Most of these are keystone species who live symbiotic with their prey. Hyena's are scavengers so they don't care.
If any animals are hungry they will not be picky. But depending on personality some animals will not harm baby animals.
Wow what a heart of these animals saving other animals especially when they attack each other good to see
*May God grace humanity with hearts full of compassion for children. 🙏💖*
I've watched cow's grieve when it's brother was taken away to be butchered. The cow moaned for days. Layer in one spot grieving. It brought me to tears. Animals are so loving. Except those crocs and snakes.
I have a very, very loving corn snake. Alligators.....No!!!
“Was the dog saving the salmon from drowning”
Wait.....
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No!!!!! He was just doing the dog thing they're nosy creatures! That's it! I just scared the hell out of the fish! This bonehead fanatic is full of poop! I've seen most of these, full segments, about animals and this guy is taking part of it, and selling it as a lie!! This dude was thinking Americans are stupid!! Put out the truth fanatic... oh I know, nobody will watch!!
Don't get taken by this bozo! These are the people that ruin the internet because, they don't play out the truth!!! Robert
@@RobertMRuiz And you ruin what other people want to think, everyone has their own beliefs
@@RobertMRuiz Yes some of these clips don't end well I've seen at least two of them that have ended in the animals dying, but it doesn't change the fact that these animals we're saving each other in the first place.
ITS AWESOME to se animals showing empathy....kindness...Hippos....defending zebras and wallabies from crocodiles.
i gotta say, that baby pig rescuing the goat really puts me in the mood for some Pooh-flavored frozen yogurt. yum
The crow looking at the bear like, “I’ll LITERALLY never forget you”
Lmao💀
Lol
Lionesses with babies will capture pray alive to teach its Cubs how to hunt. It usually goes after a smaller animal as this makes it easier for the Cubs to make the kill. Nature is raw but essential for survival.
It has been shown that they do it just 2 keep the meat freshest for later. She wasn't protecting the "animal" from the other lioness, just the meal...
@@giondennis6808 they keep the young alive, giving it a nibble now and then so it cries. They do this to try and lure the mother so they can have better eats 🤷♂️ fascinating, yet so so cruel!
@@giondennis6808 no when lioness give birth like most animals they are sensitive to baby animals. Ergo you see her hesitate. Lions mercy kill their prey by breaking it's kneck.
They don't keep prey alive.
@@jermainekngdom3154 NOT true...
It is the "cat & mouse theory..." They play with the animal, or catch, even protecting it from others because it is HER catch. Just like you would see a cat catching a mouse and not directly killing it but paying with it and recatching it. There is no motherly instinct going on there because the antelope baby WILL be killed and eaten in the end. There's NEVER going 2 be some adoption story where she protected it past that day...Sorry 2 break it 2 you, that is a VERY large cat but a cat indeed and the antelope is merely a mouse on the menu...
@@giondennis6808 big cats are not small cats. Lions don't play with their food.
My favourite has to be the bear saving the
drowing bird...so coot..xx
The dog using his nose to wet the fish out of water was so cute and smart
The bear said I'm on a non crow diet today c'mon buddy let me help you out. I love how the baboons helped the antelope. The baboons thought to themselves "we have an anti bullying policy..go away and leave our friend alone". I love how these animals helps each other.
So because they cut the video that is proof that the bear didn't eat the crow? ok then..... lmao.....
usualy baboons aree as crtuel as polititians but i geuss the dicided to save it thiough i dont think they harm those types of mammels
I love seeing animals save each other. Thanks.
Aye but cool but why and how and what for.
And more beautiful seeing humans save each other too..
Je,krásné,když, se,mají.
@@BM-dn7bi Not more beautiful but, certainly, just as beautiful. Then, again, isn't it so that animals are often more worthy of saving??
@@neeliekirsch9072 yes! animals are better than humans, so i choose to save animals!
I like spiders.
They truly have a way to interact with you.
Given them the touch; they will remember you.
There are a number of caring animals, in the same way there are a number of caring humans.
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I don’t know why but the thumbnail cracks me up
I literally luv how the dog rode the dolphin :D
I thought that was a really cute scene :>
It is a scene from the film Zeus and Roxanne starring Steve Guttenberg.
@@LadyAleena Oh then maybe I should watch that sometime lol
@@moncherilla Enjoy...
@@LadyAleena thx :>
@@LadyAleena right???!! I just commented about that and then started reading to make sure people knew that entire #5 was from the movie. There's no record of a dog riding a dolphin in the ocean. Not saying it couldn't happen cause the story about a dolphin and a golden retriever swimming together is true. It jumped right off the back of the boat after he and the dolphin sniffed and smelt each other.
Hippos wake up every day with pure chaotic neutral energy and have unlimited barbarian rage per day. Pretty OP tbh
I just want to point out, that the lion saving the wildebeest calf. Looks to be a male lion. If you look close enough, the lion has a very little mane. One which lions start to grow once they’re about 1-2 years old. I’m saying I think it’s a male,I’m just going off the fact that it has a little mane.
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Humans don't give animal's the credit they deserve, most of the time. We really need to realize that animals have the same feels humans do. Even if they're not as smart.
@AGS Official Gaming "elaborate"
Gimme a break you tree hugging hippies, 99.99999999% of the time these animals are killing each other
lol, no they don't. there's plenty of exceptions, but they don't simply 'have the same feels'
@@crieverytim they feel pain. Love for eachother.
But ur right. If humans get boiled alive, most the time we'd enter shock. Lobsters can't enter shock. They feel the entire boil.
@@myTERAexperience I didnt know that. interesting. that's awful.
They all were GREAT! I love them all. Thank you
Not a bad commentary. The Lion was definitely saving it's food however, but I like how it's mentioned that hippos probably aren't intentionally helping other animals.
3:18 That's NOT a lioness; it's a juvenile male as evidenced by the short mane.
This video is full of dumb blunders.
"Did the dog save this salmon from drowning?" LMAO
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Bro salmon can breathe underwater so it wouldn’t be a problem
@@isabelbarajas9855 that’s the point...
I do believe blue buffalo advertises wild salmon on their menu. :)
@@isabelbarajas9855 Yo.... babe,.... The smart A$$ response would be asphyxiation.
I think someday we will all learn how incredibly important all of God’s creatures truly are❤️
@Zoe Garner me too 🙏🏼
Dont be fooled. Acts like this in the wild are rare. Many animals tend to murder, rape, and torture other animals and their own species. Some examples being dolphins, hippos, and giant otters.
The problem is homo sapiens are here
@@RealMoonmen heard about a species called man
@@RealMoonmen it must be sad to have such an UGLY VIEW of all LIFE... What your missing is that the acts of KINDNESS BETWEEN spieces ACTUALLY happens more OFTEN than is witnessed BY us HUMANS and it's probably WHY OUR SPECIES survived to BEGIN with as were really to stupid to. See we NEED to work TOGETHER to fix what's WRONG or sink ALONE.
loved the dolphin saving the dog, but they were all fantastic. Thank you.
You might want to watch the movie those clips actually came from, then. Zeus and Roxanne.
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@@jacksonmorrison9230dude what the fuck are you doing? You reply to literally every single comment with "hello there" like are you trying to creep on people or what?
The lioness defending the wildebeest calf has to be the best one.
Animals saving each other’s while humans are killing each other in wars
So true
So wise.... make me vomit. How about be less self rightous, and spend more time in a soup kitchen. No false virtue points for you.
Animals have wars too. In fact, the territorial instincts that drive most humans to war often are more animalistic in nature than anything.
@@LookupintheAER yet they didn't build nuclear weapons to kill each other for a land.
@@freeezframes they would if they could
This was amazing, I love to watch how these animals are so intelligent.
Basically every video and image was either photoshopped, or didn't show what was claimed.
This entire video is complete BS and is only for morons, I have seen better quality videos from flat earthers.
@@JohnSmith-yq7gu I can't believe you're the only one here who's commenting on this! I don't think anyone else here realises 😂
most of these are in the billions of brain cells
its all fun and games until you find out the leopard and baboon story did NOT have a happy ending
The animals stay true to the spirit they are born with. That is what people are to do. Mama's spirit of all species give life. This is why the animals have unconditional love.
The most important and empathetic with LOYALTY AND SECURITY they show...WE NEED EACH OTHER! The nerve to assume they are the dumb one's! 😇😇😣
One's = possessive, not plural
The lion was staying with the wildebeest in hopes of luring the mom for a bigger meal. It's a common tactic used by large cats.
They also have been known to “adopt” baby animals of other species if they have just lost a cub, they have been cast out or left if the pride, or if one or more of their cubs have been killed by male lions trying to take over the pride. This is well documented and has been shown in wildlife documentaries many times.
@@rebeccahopkins9522 Lions do not i repeat, DO NOT protect or adopt other species of animals , lions keep prey alive so they can eat it fresh later when they are hungry or leave it as a practice animal for young , every video youve seen of lions protecting anything ended later with that animals violent death , if you look at 3:45 you literally see the moment the protector lion kills the little wilderbeast by biting into its spine and swinging it around away from the pursuing lion discovery channel ,national geographic , animal planet lied about stories like these to GAIN VEIWS because stuff like that was so common to film it was an easy lie , oh and plus you cant afford to go to Africa to fact check right?
@@exile4life174 it wasn't eating it if you used context clues you'd know it was swinging it away from the other lioness. yes, lions do not adopt cubs but its very obvious this lioness was being docile.
@@Catgurlz2YT aw yes , put yourself in its mouth and let it swing you away by your spine , see how long you live, what you perceive as docile is a predator conserving energy and nothing more
@@exile4life174 I’m not an animal I’m a human. Lions bite the skin of their Cubs to pick them up all the time it doesn’t even hurt them 💀
Thank god these little monkeys cared and did something. The big monkeys just sat there and filmed it
Him:the hippos seem pissed off
Me:isn't it obvious their pissed off?
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What does the crow pecking at the polar bear have to do with this video? 😂
🤣🤣it's also wondering....
The polar bear could have harmed the crow in anger but he did not, i.e the crow was saved from the polar bear's wrath. Does Man spare?
They needed to fill the gaps.. just more insignificant content with incomplete bits of videos.
This channel suck !
The monkey that was electrified and the other monkey that brought him back to life!!!! That is indescribable how why what! We must learn from animals empathy! And love to others!
Ok when someone gets electrocuted I will make sure to throw them in my pool and drown them.
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"Baboons chasing a cheetah" *Proceeds to show clips of leopards and baboons instead*
Lol, I just had to come for that hilarious thumbnail with the gorilla cradling an antelope from leopards.
The Baboons are protecting their territory.
If the Cheetah sees their territory as a food source, the Cheetah will come back.
Yeah , as you saying.
My favorite was the leopard saving the baby baboon. That touched my heart to see that.❤️
Yeah I don’t think it did
Big cats will keep their food alive until they're hungry that way it's fresh.
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Sadly, the lion not eating the antelope probably just lost its own bab(y/ies)
They are so lovely, thanks for all your work!
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The monkey reviving the eletricuted monkey was amazing
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Bear : you're lucky dude i'm not hungry.
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But I'm hungry Lamo 👻👀 🇪🇬😄
Bear: I am vegi!
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"OnE oF mY FaVoRiTeS was the rabbit digging to save the cat"... when the video didn't even show that part
2:19 Transscript of the incredibly heart-warming story 13:
"Number 13: Orangutan saves chicken. Urangutans are incredibly intelligent beings, probably some of the smartest animals on the planet. Whenrw-nother day at the office."
Don't you watch your own videos at least once to see if they were mangled in production?!?
4:30 Narrator: **talking about a monkey and a chicken** "[...] What a beautiful relationship these two have! **cut** until it was sure that the deer was alright."
6:07 Video: **shows text below a photoshopped image of a hippo, a crocodile and an antilope** "Elephant saving baby elephant"
8:51 "Watch this other baby elephant having trouble in violent waters [...]" **baby elephant falls into a completely still pool of water**
12:16 Transscript of story number 2: "Rabbits are smarter than we think. This next clip will prove it. save the cat." **next story**
13:16 If the rabbit was your favourite, why didn't you give it the first place?
That was so awesome!! Truthfully I enjoyed seeing all of them. Really beautiful to finally see the predators turn into lovely, caring animals. God bless you and always stay safe.
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That "lioness" is a young male lion, still at an age where he's only partially hunting for himself and mostly mooching off of Mom. Hunting is still a game at that age, kind of like batting practice.
It was just playing with it's prey. That thing became dinner in the end I'm sure.
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Yay you are correct and the other lion is not a lioness to it is a mail lion to and I think they both are brother and they are teenagers
If this guy just the mullet of mane, then he would have seen that it was an adolescent lion cub. I agree with all of you here. This narrator needs more education.
All animals who care for their young or were cared for by parents,, have empathy for other animals.
Plot Twist: The gorilla was protecting dinner, and then ate the antelope...
Animals could teach us a few lessons in life. Thank you for showing such wonderful clips.
That is absolutely true in many aspects and is why Native Americans have spirit animals. They can teach even survival skills, such as what is poisonous and not, where water is located, protection, defense and even honor. Animals "attack" for two basic reasons...protection of their young and protection of their food & source...which both lead directly into them also defending their territory. IF they are full, have no young to protect and one isn't effecting their food source they are more apt to either ignore you and/or move away from you. Many times if you haven't seen them before they see you...you won't see them.
@@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639 SOME animals. There are plenty of animals who kill for sport. Let's not pretend animals are just so much better than humans. Like humans, there are some who are docile and gentle while others are vicious killers. I hate comments like these
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ALL predators are viscous killers when they go in for a kill. I was just making a notation of why wildlife predators kill. I have seen it look like a predator is playing with it's prey, but MOST of the time the prey is shook then thrown and checked to see if it is dead, then repeat if it isn't. Still there are very probable times it really is play, but even the play is meant to eventually kill and eat the "toy". AND, as far as we know, animals/
wildlife do not have the mental capacity to have a right and wrong outlook, etc., so there really isn't a true comparison of them as vicious killers, in regards to murderers!!! They do have the capacity to protect their territory and young. To "kill for sport" would indicate the will to kill for no reason other than to see they could with no use for the kill. They either kill to eat or protect...or they practice kill to improve technique but they're still going to eat the kill.
I have never seen a wild predator play with and kill or not kill another animal just for sport then walk away from the animal not having eaten. Even young who don't have the full hunt, kill, eat down until developing skill, play hunt...and should they actually catch and kill something while play learning they would eat whatever it is. In the same scenario as young they literally play fight not intending to kill whom they are playing with, but if it is young of another animal and/or weaker than them, they could unintentionally kill it. That would be the only time I have seen "sport" hunting in the wild.
I wasn't trying to say they aren't vicious, deadly killers and dangerous, because they are, BUT, they are still misunderstood, and there are things one can do to deescalate a situation if they understand MOST are not out hunting humans, and our size and upright walking can be enough to help one potentially avoid being attacked IF they react correctly to the situation. The same happens with wildlife to wildlife encounters in similar situations.
Why the hate? I wasn't doing anything but stating facts I know...doesn't mean I stated ALL of the facts.
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@@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639 Male monkeys use frogs to masturbate, which obviously kills the frog. There are 100% animals who kill for sport or other reasons that don't involve eating.
The lion knows the baby wildebeest is just an appetizer; it's waiting for it to get bigger, then attack. lol
Yeah that's the point of keystone species. They protect the eco system so they don't starve to death.
I don’t cry often but this video made me cry 😢 I love animals
the baby baboon is just playing it cool while the leopard licks it’s fur off
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The Leopard didn't really save the baby baboon.. It's from a wonderfull documentary, "The Eye of the Leopard" narrated by Jeremy Irons ('Scar', from "The Lion King") a coming of age story of a young Leopard, Legadema, at that moment still under the wings of her mother. She sneaks of to the baboon colony, (where her mother had kept her away from, for a colony of baboons can do serious damage) yet intrigued and driven by her instinct to kill she finds a female baboon and kills her.
While her killing instinct is satisfied and subsides, she notices the baboons baby and instead of killing it, she takes it with her, protecting it from hyenas, and keeping it close, as it somehow awakens her motherly instincts..
Offcourse the baby is doomed to die in her mother's killers 'arms', searching in vain for milk.
So not so much of a rescue, but more a tragic story
I saw that, too. I was cringing through the whole thing, waiting for the inevitable...
Wow I’ve gotta check that one out! But yeah most of this is total BS. The dog riding on a dolphin is from a Dutch short film, Zeus and Roxanne. The pig saving the goat from drowning is from a Comedy Central series called Nathan for You (there was an underwater track with divers pushing them along and everything haha). The hippos weren’t saving anything, they were just being territorial as hippos are and going for the biggest threat first, they frequently turn on the “saved” prey animals afterwards. The bear that saved the crow from drowning was just bored in a zoo, it literally had a pile of food right there that it went back to eating, why would it eat a dang CROW when it is consistently fed mounds of meat/fish? Anyway...thanks for the info, gotta check out Eye of the Leopard.
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You're Dutch too?
Check it out its worth it every minute.
I was lucky enough to just by chance see it on TV, it's a heartfelt story that remains with you. Afterwards it keeps you thinking about it.
Many years later when watching this clip I immediately recognised it and noticed i had even remembered her name.
From the same producers there's another great story: "The Unlikely Leopard"..
ROFLMAO, the one about the dog sitting on the dolphin's back while being saved is an episode of an old tv series called Flipper, season 1 episode 11. I was really surprised to see that here being twisted into an actual event.
I loved Flipper! Faster than lightning, no one you see is faster than he.....
Wow. Unfortunately a lot of these can be debunked. But it’s entertaining anyway.
That's hilarious....😂😂😂
Thought it was from an old Disney movie called "Zeus and Roxanne" 💀
She isn’t saving the wilder beast, she’s making sure their is no other predators around so she can keep it to eat
Moment of silence for those who entered the video expecting to see a gorilla fighting off two cheetahs while breastfeeding a gazelle
Baboons and antelope actually live together in some areas. They act as alarms for each other. Even though baboons eat antelope.
All animal lovers know that animals have empathy.
They are so good 😊 and I love ❤️ this whole video looks amazing 😻 I’m glad 👏🥰
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Animals are way smarter than people give them credit for! And a lot of animals have more empathy than humans!
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Uterley heart warming it fills my heart with shear warmth and joy with true mind altering moments of hope for the love of life we share with our animal friends, thank you for the life altering expierience.
The baboon image of holding an antelope. THATS A FREAKING GORILLA. GET UR ANIMALS RIGHT DUDE.
First one ain't even a cheetah, it's a leopard lmao
I came here for the gorilla but never saw a gorilla saving in the video
Um the female lion is a male a juvy male to be exact you can tell by how the mane's just growing I'm talking about the 1 with the willabeast
Also they have baboons saving the impala...but show a gorilla hold the impala...
@@kylespraysammili9108 that's true why did they do that but maby there's no pics of baboons holding impala's🤔
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That's true. 3:27 from its abdomen near it's hind legs, I can also see it's a male.
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Had some great interactions with pigs and hogs. They were always very happy when youd bathe them with the hose and give them a cool mud pit to play and root in.
One hog hybrid was a real sweetheart and would get between you and the other hogs. But he also decided to mess with you by scratching on the fences (I swear on purpose) to uproot it and make you work lmao.
These were show pigs, and large large hogs who could easily gut me or break my bones. Good pigs.
This shows how animals are much better and caring than some human beings
What about the other 99.999999% of animal encounters? I'm pretty sure we are far more civil and caring overall
They were all great, amazing is all I can say!!!
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