This video is so amazing, and such an inspiring story! I’m an editor for The Dodo - we’re a digital brand for everyone who loves animals. Our editors wanted to prepare a video news piece on this clip to run on our platforms - and were hoping you would give us permission to use your footage. Please get in touch if you have any objections or questions - you can contact me directly at dodovideo[at]thedodo[dot]com. Thanks! - Mark
Amazing story. It does truly take one person to change so much. Humans have so many resources that can help to heal the planet and resort its beauty and abundance for all. What he is doing is sacred.
I love what you do, I haven’t watched a video that made me this happy in so long! You have my donations, keep up the good work I really appreciate what you’re doing 💕
There is an aquifer in eastern Kenya from the coast to Nairobi that is under the Tsavo National Park. A few well throughout the park could provide permanent water points and beneficiate wildlife and people too. That would be a much better way than the actual transport of water.
It's nice, and I hope that the donations actually go to help animals. However, let's be honest. A tanker (even that size) does not mean that much when it is reputed to be only once a week. It helps, but no way does it make up for most of the evaporation from the sun with supposed lack of water to fill the pond. Which brings up the question: how does a pond with a horrendous drought avoid drying out with only a tanker a week of water (not enough for the visible animals for a week much less account for dehydration and ground saturation)? Propaganda to generate government or personal cash flow?
Tae Kim maybe you should volunteer and then tell us exactly how many times he has to refill the waterholes! In one clip he says a times he has to do more trips depending on the dryness, animals and wateva conditions out there!
Dude. Seriously? Evaporation would take more than the volume of a single truck in a week's time. You can't argue that with African temperature, arid climate, and a drought. We talking about a location that depends on this water hole due to the others being dried out in drought. You see the number of animals? How much gallons do you think a single elephant drinks in a week? How much do you think a single buffalo drinks? How many displaced animals (drought) visit the watering hole (animals do not just stay at water holes which can be a hot bed of predators)? With a supposed drought (lack of rain water) and only a truck adding limited water once (maybe a little more) a week just does not cut it. P.S. The Kenyans (local and national) probably have a good incentive to keep their wild life in good condition. The tourists and their foreign money can be important, especially locally. The government and animal reserves/sanctuaries do not seem to be devoting enough resources for the their cash cow. The millions that the animals must generate each year, they will allocate ONLY A SINGLE TRUCK to water this particular water hole during a drought. Wow.
Another point - Out of all the terrestrial animals in Africa, elephants would be least endangered by the drought. Elephants pass down information about water locations (where water exists even during drought; sometimes slightly buried). Matriarch guides the family to the locations generally. Elephants have great ability to detect water.
This video is so amazing, and such an inspiring story! I’m an editor for The Dodo - we’re a digital brand for everyone who loves animals. Our editors wanted to prepare a video news piece on this clip to run on our platforms - and were hoping you would give us permission to use your footage. Please get in touch if you have any objections or questions - you can contact me directly at dodovideo[at]thedodo[dot]com. Thanks! - Mark
He is called a real hero 💖
Amazing story. It does truly take one person to change so much. Humans have so many resources that can help to heal the planet and resort its beauty and abundance for all. What he is doing is sacred.
Patrick you are doing God work. Thank you.
now it looks so greeen!!! :D i will donate! he is great
I love what you do, I haven’t watched a video that made me this happy in so long! You have my donations, keep up the good work I really appreciate what you’re doing 💕
GOD BLESS YOU! You will receive rewards in heaven for this MOST generous gift you are given to these beautiful animals!
heaven? ooow fuck off Linda
So this guy will only be rewarded when he dies?
Religion is such a joy
God's gift person... Great... No words.
ALLAH will give you reward IN SHAH ALLAH brother respect for you
Restoring my faith in humanity!!❤❤❤❤❤
Also hope to see more windmills (DSWT have 3 in the Tsavo area) refilling water!
Good job
There is an aquifer in eastern Kenya from the coast to Nairobi that is under the Tsavo National Park. A few well throughout the park could provide permanent water points and beneficiate wildlife and people too. That would be a much better way than the actual transport of water.
me gustaría hacer eso en México y también como poder apoyar a este tipo. es algo que siempre e querido hacer.
God bless you my Friend 🙏
God bless you, Jai Sri Datta.
$3,000 for materials and labour? That's a bargain.
정말동물을사랑하시내요저런분이야말로애국자
Gran persona muchas bendiciones
Thx for sharing
Wow 😲
Great
A hundred water trucks are needed .
Who down votes this?
Poachers :)
Only contra bidas!
Trump! !!hahaha, joke! !!!
Why does it matter. So long as the button is there somebody will push it.
@@adrianqx I'm sure poachers want live animals to poach.
Ok
It's nice, and I hope that the donations actually go to help animals.
However, let's be honest. A tanker (even that size) does not mean that much when it is reputed to be only once a week. It helps, but no way does it make up for most of the evaporation from the sun with supposed lack of water to fill the pond. Which brings up the question: how does a pond with a horrendous drought avoid drying out with only a tanker a week of water (not enough for the visible animals for a week much less account for dehydration and ground saturation)? Propaganda to generate government or personal cash flow?
Tae Kim maybe you should volunteer and then tell us exactly how many times he has to refill the waterholes! In one clip he says a times he has to do more trips depending on the dryness, animals and wateva conditions out there!
Dude. Seriously?
Evaporation would take more than the volume of a single truck in a week's time. You can't argue that with African temperature, arid climate, and a drought. We talking about a location that depends on this water hole due to the others being dried out in drought.
You see the number of animals?
How much gallons do you think a single elephant drinks in a week?
How much do you think a single buffalo drinks?
How many displaced animals (drought) visit the watering hole (animals do not just stay at water holes which can be a hot bed of predators)?
With a supposed drought (lack of rain water) and only a truck adding limited water once (maybe a little more) a week just does not cut it.
P.S.
The Kenyans (local and national) probably have a good incentive to keep their wild life in good condition. The tourists and their foreign money can be important, especially locally. The government and animal reserves/sanctuaries do not seem to be devoting enough resources for the their cash cow. The millions that the animals must generate each year, they will allocate ONLY A SINGLE TRUCK to water this particular water hole during a drought. Wow.
The point here is somebody doing something! Not arguing who should do what okay! ?
What can I do ?
You ...tell me , because I don't know.
Another point -
Out of all the terrestrial animals in Africa, elephants would be least endangered by the drought.
Elephants pass down information about water locations (where water exists even during drought; sometimes slightly buried).
Matriarch guides the family to the locations generally.
Elephants have great ability to detect water.