Pups Abandoned by their Dad | The Secret Life of the Zoo | Nature Bites
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Bushdog Franco has fathered two separate litters - but will the weakest of the pups survive when Franco starts shirking his fatherly duties?
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"just going to the shop, back in 5"
*never returns*
They look, act, and sound like if you fused an otter with a dog.
I was thinking the exact same thing.
Franco: ". . . Dear Gods, what have I done?"
Dad needs to learn you have to pay to play! 😆
I love the bush dogs. They are a cute little animal. I bet they have a wonderful family life. 💜✌
Talk about keeping it in the family 😂
This is the first time I've heard of this animal. They are quit and funny
Cute
So a dog and an otter got together and made these!
FEED the young ones. Can't let them starve!!!!!!
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"My man!" -Aquaman
The dog that's a Mormon at heart, and the wives are ok with it lmao..
"you can't have them as pets" try and stop me
They stink..😅 im not surprised
This Zoo is the most irresponsible I’ve ever heard of!!! Completely outrageous how they keep animals in completely unnatural conditions and they endanger the animals again and again…
I made a similar comment. What kills me is how clueless there are; with no explanation as to what they are seeing.
I just can't with these clueless staff members, forever befuddled about what they are seeing. Hmmm. I don't know why Franco can't just stick to one mate. Hmmm. I wonder if this uncharacteristic behavior has anything to do with these creatures being confined to an enclosure, which is uncharacteristic for these wild animals?
In another video they allowed a Tapir baby to be introduced to its father with the comment "in the wild, this wouldn't happen." And thereupon they looked on with great trepidation wondering if they daddy would kill its baby..even though they were the ones responsible for the rushed introduction. Make it make sense!
It actually makes perfect sense 😂
@@amandajackson668it makes sense that they are befuddled by what they are seeing? Explain.
must be an irish dog. a lot of kids and a father that just wants to gamble
Amazing what a job
Encouraging natural behaviors? You put 2 females who go into heat with 1 male bushdog that neither of them os related to and are surprised that you are having serious issues with him being unnaturally hypergamous and abandoning his pups. These are animals quit anthropomorphising them. He literally can't keep up with 3 litters at once. Why haven't Mana's first litter been removed? Their parents push them out in the wild to go establish their own packs of 1 breeding pair and the pack members being their pups at different stages. This is the most idiotic set up you could have come up with. It was 100% always going to fail because you failed to use a monogamous set up to ensure pack cohesion and social stable structures. You failed to remove the oldest pups who are causing the younger ones to starve they are going to start going into heat soon and need to be removed to prevent inbreeding and hyper aggressive behaviors.
His Muslim:)))
They asked him and he gave in when nobody was looking !! He must have closed the bar and on his way home got them calls !! It's the woman's falt 100% in real life they have like 10 options of bc men have 1 I bet my life if they made men bc there wouldn't be haft the kids made 2 day !!!! My opinion!!
I wonder if the pheromones of the sisters are similar due to their genetics and are confusing Franco’s instinctual mating behavior.
I wonder if this uncharacteristic behavior has anything to do with these creatures being confined to an enclosure, which is uncharacteristic for these wild animals?
@@boxsterman77 it doesn’t
They should run labs on him to check his Testosterone levels if it’s to high that might be the cause also like you said he might think he’s mating with one female they should of sent the sisters to other zoos and gotten different females or just the pair.
In the Wild. Which this family will not be in the Wild. So Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Cut up lamb, is well suited. You don't really have to give them Carcasses of Animals unless planing on releasing them. My family have some bush dogs family in South America an they eat entire raw chicken, Beef, among other meats. After a while.. ? They've prefer the food they give them. Carcases are rarly touched more played with. They do still hunt at times. Animals are like humans. They prefer better suited meat, with No Fur/Feathers.
They eat the carcass but they have to drag them it is important for them to get whole prey not just the meat you could grind up the bones and feed organs fur and feathers but it’s great enrichment for them to have a carcass
@@amandajackson668 They organs are already dried out in most cases. In the Wild they hunt at the moment and eat it. It has to be fresh. Because they sometimes also get liquid's from it. I get it. But if not released into the wild ? You can find an, give them many others meats. Iff you want ? Put some organs if you like. My cousin's have giving them big chunks of Beef an clean Organic chicken of their farms an they love it. What's interesting is ? Some of the family members eat lettuce/grass. Seems understandable for many animals even lions eat a little grass for stomach issues, bloating, an clean viral system. There's always more ways than one. Life itself doesn't include only one way..