@@ripvanwinkler1548 nah empathy is useful and practical for a society. if you want to be a badass than at least know that to understand other people and feel the pain and suffering your own actions cause while also continuing to do them is actually more badass
@@ripvanwinkler1548 Empathy is strictly for the strongest, those who are strong enough to help those in a bad position, those stuck in poverty, those who just need some help in life, only the truly strong in life are able to make a difference and have compassion when needed. A true alpha male will protect those around him, has empathy for the voiceless and forgotten, will give his life to do the right thing. "The only time you should look down on someone is when you are helping them up".
I've seen animals give birth, but she was so verbal with the labor pains and that got to me. What a wonderful, caring & intelligent animal. The part with her sister crying too was so touching.
Omg it really is...😭😭😭 it's actually really horrible what Moms of any species go through giving birth...at least we as humans can understand what's happening & that it will eventually be over.. & we have ways to manage the pain. They don't.. (3 kids here, so I'm experienced in childbirth lol)
It's amazing how much like cats they are. It broke my heart hearing the mama cry but it was also hilarious when the baby popped out and she hissed at it, like "what the heck is that?" So beautiful to see instinct take over.
@never.mind97 me and my 3 other siblings were vaginal births and c-section should only be performed is the baby cant pass through the vaginal canal for reasons such as umbilical cord tangle, feet and head switched places, etc.
Poor mama writhing around in her towel in her cage, she was going through it. They are so sweet.♥️ Otters have always amazed me because of how intelligent they are. Such beautiful animals
All mammals have always amazed me with how intelligent they are. Once you get to know them, cats, dogs, rabbits and even chipmunks are mind blowing with how intelligent and aware they are. Our problem as humans, one species of mammal, is that we usually fail to understand our own parameters of smarts don't translate very well. Rabbits might seem pretty dumb to humans who fail to contextually adjust their thinking, but to rabbits we're dumber than dirt. More familiar with dogs and cats who have adjusted to our parameters, most humans fail to recognise rabbits and otters I would say, are relatively smarter than dogs or cats. More personality variation is my reason for making this judgement by the way.
@@GrassPossum I agree 1000% and same with elephants, hyenas, cows, pigs, horses, etc. So many animals! They are so unbelievably intelligent and emotional. It absolutely blows my mind. Someone had the audacity to try to make the argument that all animals are stupid. And not only are they stupid but that they have no souls. I’m pretty sure that person had no soul. Debating with someone like that is so pointless…
I have never heard an animal cry like this during labor. I have raised pets, farm animals, and exotics. It’s distressing but the bonding of mom and baby is a well needed happy ending
I don’t know if you watch this channel regularly but these little dudes squeal like this all the time. They are sooo adorable! If was seriously considering getting one (or, of course, 2) I probably wouldn’t, simply because of their vocalizations... too much & too loud.
@@the.author.0813 the pain is needed for the bond to exist. Did you notice how the owner was reluctant to help the mom? Because they don't want to screw up the bonding process.
Actually animals have discomfort but they don't have labor pains. I've never seen an otter yelp like this. You can Google yourself and check. This lady needs to have the female otter checked out by a professional. Or maybe she knew this otter couldn't carry babies but took the chance. 18 percent speed hyenas die giving birth because this penis like thingies rips open but experts say they don't even have labor pains. The bible explains why humans have labor pains but his other creatures are _sinless_
That was beautiful. I don't know how so many people can say animals don't feel emotion. She felt pain, confusion, nature, love, care, concern, frustration. I have never seen a pet otter so it was very interesting.
@@luisoviedo7457 Please explain, in detail, what "they must be free" means for these specific otters. You will be graded on the quality of your answer.
She such a good mother. She kept trying to take care of the baby otter while giving birth to the other baby otter. That called being a loving good mother.❤
@@machakco Otters can have "Phantom Pregnancys", like they could have all pregnancy symptoms wiouth even mating, and tbh, not even all humans are aware of the outcomes of sexual encounters or the why of their symptons if there's isn't a previous proper education about it
Beautiful birthing. Congratulations to you all. I am very pleased to see both pups survived and are thriving well. 美しい出産。おめでとうございます。 2匹とも元気に育ってくれて、とても嬉しいです。
its like getting kicked in the groin by bruce lee, but the pain lasts for hours rather than a few minutes, not to mention females also go through that "monthly cycle"
... iam a female and have 4 girls... the pain of birth is the most cruellest and the most beautiful pain at the same time... before i gave birth the first time at age 17, i truly had no idea😂... never thought it would be like that... afterwards i told my now husband, that we're finished with Familie plans and that i never ever in life i would be pregnant again 🤭😂😂 & know 17y/l we have 4 girls and one on the way ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I really enjoyed watching that little otter having babies. I felt so bad when she was in pain crying and her sister was crying too. I'm so happy she had 2 healthy babies. I'm sure she'll be a good Mommy
Hi. I'm from the future (this video is almost a year old now!). Yes, Otsuyu was a good mother as we all expected, but not perfect. She had to be separated from her kids for over a month because she over-groomed them but that was fine because they were at the age to become independent from their moms anyway.
she seems to have a problem with this in general. maybe an anxiety thing? she did that to herself too, sort of, causing all that hair loss seen/mentioned in this video.
What a beautiful scene. The sisters are so close. Otsuyu’s labour pains seemed to last for ages, the poor little thing. It's amazing how quickly she instinctively took to caring for her newborn infants.
At this point, I've watched a few otters give birth and raise pups. Otsuyu is probably the second best mom I've seen. (the best otter-mom I've seen is Latte in Korea, but she's also more than twice Otsuyu's age _and_ her mate is there to help care for their single pup, Mocha… who's turned out to be a real daddy's girl)
Que impresionante. La madre toma al bebé en sus manos, y pobrecita sufrió por varias horas el dolor del parto. Hermoso video. Gracias por cuidarlas. ❤❤❤❤
Her expression when the baby first came out was to die for 😂 She suddenly stops yelping and looks at the infant like, "HUH? What the heck is this??" 🤦🏻♀️🤣
This was so difficult to watch , but I couldn’t look away. I don’t know how I would have dealt with her cries of pain. Child birth is so difficult but the joy afterwards makes it all worthwhile. Thank God she and her babies survived.
I find it ironic when guys say: "Don't be a pu$$y and grow some balls!" When in actuality, a female's reproductive organs are strong enough to facilitate human life and can withstand giving birth to an infant while a guy screams in pain when he get's hit in the balls.
Me too. I kept thinking how blessed we are to have modern science to get us through child birth. I hope that she’s spayed so that she doesn’t have to go through that ordeal again.
Labor pains are horrible for any species! Momma did such a great job knowing just what to do! So so precious! Thanks for sharing your new family with us!
My God My heart just broke for the poor little thing and how much pain she was having. Watching this little otter reminded me of the pain i went through having three daughters lol. I have never seen a little otter like her give birth and it was really sweet how it took her a few minutes to go from fearful to nurturing.
A very difficult child birth. I was so scared when she was crying out during labour pain. But nature is amazing and she did it. And truly a mother will always be a mother no matter the species. The way the mommy otter clutched on to the babies with utmost care and gentleness. A beautiful video of triumph and affection. 🌹💐🎉
Для ролика ей устроили пытку.КАК И ,,ОРИГИНАЛ МАКАКИ"ей кололи препараты,что бы матка держала.МЫ ВИДЕЛИ КАУ РАЗДУВВЛО ОБЕЗЬЯНОК МАМ ОТ ТОГО ЧТО ДЕТИ ГИБЛИ В ЖИВОТЕ И ГНИЛИ С НИМИ В СЕРЕДИНЕ ИХ МАМЫ.
While it was tough to watch the mama in pain, im so glad I got to see this experience. What a good mama she is with her babies. This was heartwarming and educational. Thx for sharing. ❤
EU QUERO COMO SEMPRE, AGRADECER AO BOM DEUS CRIADOR,POR SUA EXUBERANTE NATUREZA. QUE OS HUMANOS DESTROEM, SEM TER CONDIÇÕES DE RECONSTRUIR. OBRIGADA SENHOR DEUS, PELA NATUREZA E SUA BELEZA. ALELUIA 🙌
I've given birth to six babies and I sat here crying my eyes out in sympathy watching an otter give birth. She cried, I cried, she screamed, I cried, 1st baby comes out. I cried, Next baby she is in pain again, I cried, Baby comes out I cried. ... I don't know how mom sat there and watched that, she is a brave good mom for real. My anxiety level would have been through the roof!
@studiohq My anxiety soarded just watching this! I gave birth to 5 and well remember the pain. I'm 71 and have had at least 2 fur baby Shih Tzues at anytime in my life! I got every single one spayed because "I" couldn't stand the idea that I put them in so much pain!! I would have had a stroke watching my baby in a long labor!! All of my friends wanted a puppy from them ~ I "might" consider letting one have baby's when epidurals for dogs become common practice!!
@@tiffanybloke9076 That was the part that stood out as human to me and when the otter stopped crying after giving birth it me wonder. Does women stop feeling labor pains or any pain after the baby is delivered? If not what pain or discomfort did you feel after giving birth? I apologise if those questions are too personal, would just appreciate some insight.
@@rachelh4319 I felt like more discomfort than pain.Both times(I have 2 cildren) but,when my girl give birth ,I had to hide my tears, and when got home I cry like a crazy.
Otsuyu IS a baby, now with precious babies of her own. She came through the labor and births like a little trooper. I'm so proud of her! It broke my heart when she cried, and I cried, too. Also when Odashi cried because she was worried about her sister. I believe that otters are the sweetest, most loving little creatures on earth! Congratulations, Mama Otsuyu!😍😘
@Erin For us regular viewers in here and the Japanese otter channels, most of the time if someone comes in to make an ignorant comment such as yours we just ignore it. And the few times that we correct you like what Soufriere was doing there then usually they just quietly go away because they know they are wrong since they just don’t know any better and made a hasty statement based on what they learned and read about sea otters. But you, you’re something special...if you know what I mean by special.
Otters are so cute, and having the opportunity to watch one giving birth was interesting. She is a good, loving mother and her babies are so precious and tiny. ❤
Why didn't she give comfort to her with all her pain, but petting the other otter instead? I would have tried to reassure the mommy-to-be. And change those bloody towels!
@@lilliehalumi8770 other animals have different behaviors. Some animals eat or kill their babies having to deal with how they smell and crazy shit like that. To be honest, its best not to interfere with nature...Let nature do what it does.
@@lilliehalumi8770 Trying to get involved (touch, watch, mess with their "nest") with birthing animals, even with good intentions, could endanger both the mom and her baby/ies. The owner opted to stay because the otter would be more stressed out by their absence. If you notice, even if the otter trusts the owner, it still maintained its distance. They prefer to be undisturbed.
@@ayumuchorizo4486 Otters are known to have very distinct and defined personalities. Loutre-mama gave Otsuyu the choice of how to give birth. Otsuyu chose to be in the cage a little ways away from her human-mama but still within eye/earshot. Loutre-mama respected that. Another of Loutre's lady-otters grabbed Loutre-mama's arm and pleaded for comfort as she (the otter) suffered a miscarriage.
It’s so strange- I have little kids and watching this video put me right back a few years ago to my last labor. That cry is universal. You’re in so much pain for hours and hours and then WHOOSH just like that, the relief hits you. Man it was awful, and I never thought I could relate to an otter so much lol.
I have to admit I turned off the volume when she was crying😣 ... I felt so bad for her, knowing she was in pain😥 ... She did an amazing job and she has two beautiful baby girls💞
I cried and wanted to hold her hand and try to comfort her and pat her. She was grabbing the bars in pain, poor little thing.. 3 1/2 hours of labor with no epidural. Can you imagine if every human woman had to go through that now a days? Then, a little baby popped out and she didn't know what to make of it at first! She was like, " What in the world IS THAT?" It took a few moments for her to realize she had a BABY! Then, the contractions, AGAIN! Not so long this time, but still PAINFUL. Then, another plop! A second baby! She knew what to do this time. She had to eat the placenta because it's full of nourishment with vitamins and minerals. And she has to lick the privates of the babies because they don't know how to go potty. She's teaching them. I'm sure everyone knows that, but some do not. I think dogs do all of this and cats too. My aunt raised show dogs and this is what happened every time the "bitches" had litters of puppies. I asked my aunt what was going on. Humans didn't do all this stuff, but we have the luxury of epidurals too! We are lucky. :). She's an incredible mommy/okasan. She is taking VERY good care of her pups/babies.
@@belladonna131 yea, that took her by surprise! It some time to investigate, what is that that just came out of her. It looks she was not sure what to make of it. It’s amazing to see how the maternal instinct kicked in.
Лапочки-сестренки!Одна рожает,плачет,вторая вторит,ей сочувствуя...Так узнаваемо,так понятно...И страх,и паника,и слезы и сопереживание сестрёнки ...Это мы,люди,упрощаем свой взгляд на животных.А они и думают и страдают и любят.Спасибо за этот удивительный ролик,он делает мир на капельку добрее❣️💯👍
My dog is very empathic, if I get upset, she is knows it & I swear on my life, sometimes cries with me. She will have big fat tears running down her soaked little face (only dog I’ve ever seen with actual tears). Well this little otter’s cries really got to her. We are in bed, I start watching this video & she whines loudly, looks at my phone & then digs her way under 3 layers of blankets…few minutes later, she would come out, pace in circles, leave the room & then run back in & stare at my phone. She seemed very concerned about whatever she perceived was upset. I finally turned the volume off. Gosh, I felt so bad for the little otter! Thank goodness everything is ok now!
Me too. I went through it with mine & she didn't know what was happening. So she had to be right with me. I fixed her a spot & she had them right next to me. Amazing when the Mommy instinct takes over.
Awe that really brought tears to my eyes. She did an amazing job bringing that little one into the world. From one mother to another, that ish hurts poor baby.
It was heart breaking to see her in so much pain, but beauriful to see how great she made it through. Sister was a great empathetic support. You were also great by giving her her space and letting her gage her own needs.
This was one of the most heartbreaking, yet beautiful video's I've watched in a long time......Her cries made me cry, but the result of those breathtaking babies, is all worth it 💖💖💖
Такое необыкновенное чувство! Спасибо, что разделили с нами эти сокровенные моменты. Бедняжка помучилась, но теперь она мать прекрасных детишек. Как же трогательно она их к себе прижимает. Невозможно смотреть без умиления.
They always wash their babies clean, to remove any scent of blood to avoid predators. There is nothing like a mama cuddling her brand new baby. After such travail and hopeful anticipation. It is such a priceless moment. 🐾
Aww her sister was so supportive ❤️. And it was so cool how she went from confusion straight into her motherly duties. ❤️😍 it also was super funny when she started looking for the other baby lol.
Aww ☹️ but just talking about the babies arriving and safely, though. But yea it’s sad, they belong in their natural habitat; as cute as they are and as fun it is watching them. I guess we are not helping by watching these channels.
The way she held her belly and chewed on her little hand in labor broke my heart
I’ll
I hope you continue watching the videos of her journey. She's such an incredible mama as is the aunt (other otter). They even nurse the pups together.
@@Idkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkee awe, I bet that's cute, to see them nursing together:) Thanks for these precious videos:)
You can hear the wave of each contraction from her screams. Those contractions must be strong. This is so interesting.
I was thinking this was exactly me 18 years ago in labor with my son. I was cussing everyone, was in labor 18 hours poor girl
This is the first time I've heard a mother otter crying in labor pains while giving birth... she is a really good mother!
You should hear a human female some time.
@@MrWmJosephSmithIII What do humans have to do with otters.
@@cindihudson5832 they
coexist on a planet called Earth.
@@jacquette2838 But this isn't about humans!! This is about Otters!! IDGF about humans!! Humans are trash!!! Animals are 1 billion times better!!!
@@sipunks dont say that you're trash 🤣
The fact that her sister stayed with her and was crying with her.... ugh my heart! So much empathy!
More empathy than some people ❤️️
as kids when if i saw my brother or sister cry, it just automatically made me cry too. animals help us remember our empathy.
@@d.g.76 Empathy is for the weak
@@ripvanwinkler1548 nah empathy is useful and practical for a society. if you want to be a badass than at least know that to understand other people and feel the pain and suffering your own actions cause while also continuing to do them is actually more badass
@@ripvanwinkler1548 Empathy is strictly for the strongest, those who are strong enough to help those in a bad position, those stuck in poverty, those who just need some help in life, only the truly strong in life are able to make a difference and have compassion when needed. A true alpha male will protect those around him, has empathy for the voiceless and forgotten, will give his life to do the right thing.
"The only time you should look down on someone is when you are helping them up".
どこのお母さんも子供を産むのは大変ですね。教えるのでなく自然に母になっていく。カワウソの出産は初めてみました。感動です。貴重な動画ありがとうございました。これからの成長が楽しみですね。
I've seen animals give birth, but she was so verbal with the labor pains and that got to me. What a wonderful, caring & intelligent animal. The part with her sister crying too was so touching.
Me too...I cried watching her in so much pain...!
So beautifull 🙏❤🦡
@@migdyjoubert8709 wait till you hear what male otters do to baby seals
@@hurtkitty2490
*I'm afraid to ask.*
@@hurtkitty2490 tell us
The constant crying by the two of them is heartbreaking.
Omg it really is...😭😭😭 it's actually really horrible what Moms of any species go through giving birth...at least we as humans can understand what's happening & that it will eventually be over.. & we have ways to manage the pain. They don't.. (3 kids here, so I'm experienced in childbirth lol)
👍🏻
I would get panic when sehr cried.
@@katzentatzen2431 me too..I would be a mess...😭😭😭
Why? Babies cry and mamas cry during birth. Get a grip.
It hurts to hear her in pain. Shes so cute and so are the babies.
Yep
IKK
It hurts to hear her in pain. Shes cute and so are the babies
Yep
Ye
カワウソも人間と一緒で、痛い痛いって泣きながら出産するんですね😢
初めて知りました。改めて命の尊さを感じます。この世の全ての命が尊いですね。
It's amazing how much like cats they are. It broke my heart hearing the mama cry but it was also hilarious when the baby popped out and she hissed at it, like "what the heck is that?" So beautiful to see instinct take over.
Ah I see the UA-cam algorithm has brought us here.
*классно*
The hissing sound is actually how otters call out to their pups plus also an alert.
It is NOT the same as a cat's hiss at all.
They're closer to dogs, actually.
@@MetalThunder1199 and here I wondered why I did get it from recommendations this evening/morning 1am or so
All the mothers would know what she's going through. Respect to all the mothers.
Oh yeah giving birth is a lot of pain been-there-done-that LOL LOL
@@denisemalloy2761 uhm..
Amen
@never.mind97 me and my 3 other siblings were vaginal births and c-section should only be performed is the baby cant pass through the vaginal canal for reasons such as umbilical cord tangle, feet and head switched places, etc.
@0 0 nvm this person said it already
Poor mama writhing around in her towel in her cage, she was going through it. They are so sweet.♥️ Otters have always amazed me because of how intelligent they are. Such beautiful animals
…….docile? otters? hm…
@@josiek7589 I just realized that is definitely not the right word😩 lol whoopsies!🙃
@@josiek7589 ssslslslzosoz
All mammals have always amazed me with how intelligent they are. Once you get to know them, cats, dogs, rabbits and even chipmunks are mind blowing with how intelligent and aware they are. Our problem as humans, one species of mammal, is that we usually fail to understand our own parameters of smarts don't translate very well. Rabbits might seem pretty dumb to humans who fail to contextually adjust their thinking, but to rabbits we're dumber than dirt. More familiar with dogs and cats who have adjusted to our parameters, most humans fail to recognise rabbits and otters I would say, are relatively smarter than dogs or cats. More personality variation is my reason for making this judgement by the way.
@@GrassPossum I agree 1000% and same with elephants, hyenas, cows, pigs, horses, etc. So many animals! They are so unbelievably intelligent and emotional. It absolutely blows my mind. Someone had the audacity to try to make the argument that all animals are stupid. And not only are they stupid but that they have no souls. I’m pretty sure that person had no soul. Debating with someone like that is so pointless…
I just love the way she hold her baby otter, so darn adorable, God bless them all!
I have never heard an animal cry like this during labor. I have raised pets, farm animals, and exotics. It’s distressing but the bonding of mom and baby is a well needed happy ending
Yes. Nothing like a cat. They don't verbalize at all.
and then we have pain meds and C-section for women in labor. Do people even realize the implications of that?
I don’t know if you watch this channel regularly but these little dudes squeal like this all the time. They are sooo adorable! If was seriously considering getting one (or, of course, 2) I probably wouldn’t, simply because of their vocalizations... too much & too loud.
@@LinguisticPhonology i was wondering why they couldn't give pain medication to the otter. that shit sounds like it HURTED
@@the.author.0813 the pain is needed for the bond to exist. Did you notice how the owner was reluctant to help the mom? Because they don't want to screw up the bonding process.
The fact that she was holding her stomach as she cried🥺🥺
I know🥺
That was so adorable and so sad all at the same time! I felt that...I remember doing that myself! lol
Actually animals have discomfort but they don't have labor pains. I've never seen an otter yelp like this. You can Google yourself and check. This lady needs to have the female otter checked out by a professional. Or maybe she knew this otter couldn't carry babies but took the chance. 18 percent speed hyenas die giving birth because this penis like thingies rips open but experts say they don't even have labor pains. The bible explains why humans have labor pains but his other creatures are _sinless_
@@onomanapua the bible says... 😂
😭😭😢😭 OMG yaaar
That was beautiful. I don't know how so many people can say animals don't feel emotion. She felt pain, confusion, nature, love, care, concern, frustration. I have never seen a pet otter so it was very interesting.
Same i love it
Ikr
Por eso deberían estar libres en la naturaleza
Yes. that's why they must be free.
@@luisoviedo7457 Please explain, in detail, what "they must be free" means for these specific otters. You will be graded on the quality of your answer.
She such a good mother. She kept trying to take care of the baby otter while giving birth to the other baby otter. That called being a loving good mother.❤
ZkhjiEjcht Und Übt🤭
Animals going to their humans for comfort is one of the sweetest joys in the world
It’s 4am and I’m crying watching an otter give birth on the other side of the world on UA-cam.
Me too.
Same
It is 5am and I was doing the same thing so I had to comment
@@ChristiannKunn 🥰😘😚
Meet too
感動しました。
体があんなになるまでストレスを感じて、何でこんなにお腹が痛いのか分からないのに、赤ちゃん生まれたら誰にも教わらないでお世話して。
凄いです。
猫もそんな感じ 記憶奥底にでもあるのかなー 母親の記憶 人間は忘れちゃうけどねー
I had no idea otters were in labor that long, it broke my heart seeing her in so much pain. She’s a good mama.😊
誰に教わったわけでもなく、
本能でヘソの尾をちゃんと噛み切って食べるというシーンは涙が出てきた。
本能というものの凄さを感じた。
がんばったね😭
Had to turn off the sound. Hearing her cry and cry was too much for my heart. Such a beautiful thing seeing her loving her babies. THANK YOU
oh come on Kathryn, this is natural!
Kathryn yes I had to turn the volume down too.
Underground Industry stfu
Same. It was the saddest thing I think I’ve ever seen before. I had to turn down the sound as well.
Amazing to see how she learns why she was in pain after the baby popped out. Crazy how fast they learn to be good moms and know what to do. 🥺
Instincts but yeah very beautiful
Contractions are painful in general.
So she can mate but isn’t smart enough to realize why she’s in pain. Lmao
@@machakco Otters can have "Phantom Pregnancys", like they could have all pregnancy symptoms wiouth even mating, and tbh, not even all humans are aware of the outcomes of sexual encounters or the why of their symptons if there's isn't a previous proper education about it
Beautiful birthing. Congratulations to you all.
I am very pleased to see both pups survived and are thriving well.
美しい出産。おめでとうございます。
2匹とも元気に育ってくれて、とても嬉しいです。
I love when she was holding onto the cage like, "Oh Jesus, take the wheel"
“Take it from my hand”
"Cuz I can't do this on my own"
More like "Jesus take the kids"
@@Slllayyy xD
Right? XD She's like, omg I'm never gonna get pregnant again!
Respect and salute to all female. No men can imagine the pain they go through
Yes it's true. I'm a man and I feel that if I had maternity I would never had a son....
AMEN
Indeed ❤️
its like getting kicked in the groin by bruce lee, but the pain lasts for hours rather than a few minutes, not to mention females also go through that "monthly cycle"
... iam a female and have 4 girls... the pain of birth is the most cruellest and the most beautiful pain at the same time... before i gave birth the first time at age 17, i truly had no idea😂... never thought it would be like that... afterwards i told my now husband, that we're finished with Familie plans and that i never ever in life i would be pregnant again 🤭😂😂
& know 17y/l we have 4 girls and one on the way ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Какая же она прекрасная,заботливая и нежная мама...Чуть не рассплакалась от милоты...Здоровья всей вашей большой семье
Я не знал что выдры такие чувствительные 😳🤭
Хоть я и пацан, но слеза прокатилась по моей щеке.
@@joke_r_us3844 как мило 😏
12 ночи. Утром на работу. Смотрю роды выдры. Что я тут делаю?
प्यारा
The most precous thing ever. Her obvious love for her tiny newborn babies was beautiful!
I really enjoyed watching that little otter having babies. I felt so bad when she was in pain crying and her sister was crying too. I'm so happy she had 2 healthy babies. I'm sure she'll be a good Mommy
Hi. I'm from the future (this video is almost a year old now!). Yes, Otsuyu was a good mother as we all expected, but not perfect. She had to be separated from her kids for over a month because she over-groomed them but that was fine because they were at the age to become independent from their moms anyway.
she seems to have a problem with this in general. maybe an anxiety thing? she did that to herself too, sort of, causing all that hair loss seen/mentioned in this video.
@@00zarzu00 She also chewed on her paws a lot…looked like it was from anxiety too, poor thing.
@@stillstormie7222 its good to see people still take care of the things
What a beautiful scene. The sisters are so close. Otsuyu’s labour pains seemed to last for ages, the poor little thing.
It's amazing how quickly she instinctively took to caring for her newborn infants.
At this point, I've watched a few otters give birth and raise pups. Otsuyu is probably the second best mom I've seen. (the best otter-mom I've seen is Latte in Korea, but she's also more than twice Otsuyu's age _and_ her mate is there to help care for their single pup, Mocha… who's turned out to be a real daddy's girl)
7:08 😐🦦🦦
Did God also make bitches feel pain too while giving birth?
@@londonmitchell8623 wth?
Otters are so very cute.
誕生後「えっ？なにこれ？」が「・・・かわいい」へと変わる、
貴重な瞬間を見せていただきました！ありがとう
Que impresionante. La madre toma al bebé en sus manos, y pobrecita sufrió por varias horas el dolor del parto. Hermoso video. Gracias por cuidarlas. ❤❤❤❤
Depois que viu o bebe até esqueceu da dor!😃
Mommy otters: experiences extreme labor pains and is very vocal
Baby otters: sounds like squeaky toys
My cat thought the otter was a kitten crying for its mom
Almost all mother's do.
@@Miri92123 awwwww
陣痛で鳴いている時、背中をさすってあげたくなったけど、
子を産んですぐ母の顔になって安心しました。
貴重なもの見せてくれてありがとうございます。
つゆちゃんゆっくり休んで！
ベイビー達も丈夫に育ってね！
It's heartbreaking hearing her cries of pain. And her twin was so worried about her.
Her mom
Yea😭
Yea 😯😯
@@Gothnymph13 ..twin they are sisters
Какая заботливая мама!
おめでとうございます。泣きました。気づいたらお祈りのポーズで息止めてました。
無事に生まれて本当によかった。ちゃんとすぐに母になって行くおつゆちゃんに感心しました。
たくさん栄養を摂ってよく休まりますように。
Otters are so cute! It was tough watching this baby in pain but she had two little miracles🥰
I don't see the other baby!
Ok! I see baby #2!
🚙🚘🚗سيارة
Her expression when the baby first came out was to die for 😂 She suddenly stops yelping and looks at the infant like, "HUH? What the heck is this??" 🤦🏻♀️🤣
All along she thought she was constipated.
😂😂😂
@@MrCountrycuz i nnnn hmm nnn
10:02
yeh the look - WAT DIS? :D
19:45 she was like: "one...two?!"
Her babies are so CUTE!! ❤😭
つゆちゃん頑張ったね！甘えん坊つゆちゃんがママの顔になってる。
泣き疲れて寝ちゃうだしちゃんも可愛い。だしちゃん、ママさん、パパさんがいたからつゆちゃんも頑張れたんだね。
無事に生まれてくれてよかった～。
This was so difficult to watch , but I couldn’t look away. I don’t know how I would have dealt with her cries of pain. Child birth is so difficult but the joy afterwards makes it all worthwhile. Thank God she and her babies survived.
poor bub like a human mum in pain.
giving birth 😣
I find it ironic when guys say: "Don't be a pu$$y and grow some balls!" When in actuality, a female's reproductive organs are strong enough to facilitate human life and can withstand giving birth to an infant while a guy screams in pain when he get's hit in the balls.
@@timtam3730 bc that hurts too
Her sister wasn't so lucky. Her baby was still born sometime not too long ago.
TOTALLY UNNECESSARY PROLONGED PAIN. The owner was totally out of her depth and educational level....and in my opinion, has no business breeding them.
That was so beautiful and painful for her. I was actually crying for her. I am glad both of her little ones are alive.
Me too
Me to 🙏
Imagine crying
saaaaame
Me too. I kept thinking how blessed we are to have modern science to get us through child birth. I hope that she’s spayed so that she doesn’t have to go through that ordeal again.
What a great MOM!
Labor pains are horrible for any species! Momma did such a great job knowing just what to do! So so precious! Thanks for sharing your new family with us!
This must be her 1st litter cause she was really checking him out
She did great
Not that it matters at this point but I wonder how much time passed till the 2nd one was born 🤔
@@stanzaloan3454 Three hours. The times of birth are shown on screen.
And yes this was Otsuyu's first pregnancy.
I loved it when she realised she was squashing her baby, and the way she looked. Then got him/her out the way. Thankyou for the video it was wonderful
19:46 she was like " hold on, where is my other baby LOL" ooh ur behind me
ちゃんとへその緒切ってる偉い！
最後らへんの赤ちゃんに気付いた時の反応も可愛い！
とても愛情深いですね☺️
She really loves her babies. respect to all females
Thank you even though i didn't give birth yet
Never having kids but thanks.
Thanks I never given birth I’m 9 lol
My God My heart just broke for the poor little thing and how much pain she was having. Watching this little otter reminded me of the pain i went through having three daughters lol. I have never seen a little otter like her give birth and it was really sweet how it took her a few minutes to go from fearful to nurturing.
I'd say it was a sacred journey.
This is what life is!!
ただ ただ おつゆ頑張れ!って祈るばかりでした。新しい命の誕生は 本当に感動です!
l
極めて何か生命に対する侮辱を感じます
Beautiful😉😘🪶
@@fs-tikuwadon2762 q lindo , Ms tadinha sofreu pra ter o bebê
Детки чудо! А мама ну просто очаровашка😘
She was so adorable and brave. I love how after the first baby was born, she was like, “This TINY thing is what was causing me this much pain?!” ❤️
A very difficult child birth. I was so scared when she was crying out during labour pain. But nature is amazing and she did it. And truly a mother will always be a mother no matter the species. The way the mommy otter clutched on to the babies with utmost care and gentleness. A beautiful video of triumph and affection. 🌹💐🎉
お母さんになっていく姿、感動しました。
Для ролика ей устроили пытку.КАК И ,,ОРИГИНАЛ МАКАКИ"ей кололи препараты,что бы матка держала.МЫ ВИДЕЛИ КАУ РАЗДУВВЛО ОБЕЗЬЯНОК МАМ ОТ ТОГО ЧТО ДЕТИ ГИБЛИ В ЖИВОТЕ И ГНИЛИ С НИМИ В СЕРЕДИНЕ ИХ МАМЫ.
While it was tough to watch the mama in pain, im so glad I got to see this experience. What a good mama she is with her babies. This was heartwarming and educational. Thx for sharing. ❤
EU QUERO COMO SEMPRE, AGRADECER AO BOM DEUS CRIADOR,POR SUA EXUBERANTE NATUREZA. QUE OS HUMANOS DESTROEM, SEM TER CONDIÇÕES DE RECONSTRUIR. OBRIGADA SENHOR DEUS, PELA NATUREZA E SUA BELEZA. ALELUIA 🙌
I've given birth to six babies and I sat here crying my eyes out in sympathy watching an otter give birth. She cried, I cried, she screamed, I cried, 1st baby comes out. I cried, Next baby she is in pain again, I cried, Baby comes out I cried. ... I don't know how mom sat there and watched that, she is a brave good mom for real. My anxiety level would have been through the roof!
@studiohq My anxiety soarded just watching this! I gave birth to 5 and well remember the pain. I'm 71 and have had at least 2 fur baby Shih Tzues at anytime in my life! I got every single one spayed because "I" couldn't stand the idea that I put them in so much pain!! I would have had a stroke watching my baby in a long labor!! All of my friends wanted a puppy from them ~ I "might" consider letting one have baby's when epidurals for dogs become common practice!!
4 babies here, I’m with you ladies. I just wanted to comfort poor mama.
Listen. When the mother otter gripped the railings at 9:38 ...I knew. 😫😥
@@tiffanybloke9076 That was the part that stood out as human to me and when the otter stopped crying after giving birth it me wonder. Does women stop feeling labor pains or any pain after the baby is delivered? If not what pain or discomfort did you feel after giving birth?
I apologise if those questions are too personal, would just appreciate some insight.
@@rachelh4319 I felt like more discomfort than pain.Both times(I have 2 cildren) but,when my girl give birth ,I had to hide my tears, and when got home I cry like a crazy.
12:35
“Wait, where’s the other one?!”
She is such a good mama
Yeah, the moment she looked her back to find another baby, it was adorable ☺️
Otsuyu IS a baby, now with precious babies of her own. She came through the labor and births like a little trooper. I'm so proud of her! It broke my heart when she cried, and I cried, too. Also when Odashi cried because she was worried about her sister. I believe that otters are the sweetest, most loving little creatures on earth! Congratulations, Mama Otsuyu!😍😘
That's it! Otters are the kindest and friendliest animals in the world!
It was sweet the way Odashi kept looking at 'mom' as if for reassurance that this was all okay.
Couldn't agree more!
@Erin Wrong otter species, chicky-boo
_These_ otters don't live anywhere near any seals
@Erin
For us regular viewers in here and the Japanese otter channels, most of the time if someone comes in to make an ignorant comment such as yours we just ignore it. And the few times that we correct you like what Soufriere was doing there then usually they just quietly go away because they know they are wrong since they just don’t know any better and made a hasty statement based on what they learned and read about sea otters. But you, you’re something special...if you know what I mean by special.
Otters are so cute, and having the opportunity to watch one giving birth was interesting. She is a good, loving mother and her babies are so precious and tiny. ❤
I could feel her pain as she labored. Every mother in the world can relate and empathize with her delivery experience. That was tough stuff!
Why didn't she give comfort to her with all her pain, but petting the other otter instead? I would have tried to reassure the mommy-to-be. And change those bloody towels!
@@lilliehalumi8770 other animals have different behaviors. Some animals eat or kill their babies having to deal with how they smell and crazy shit like that. To be honest, its best not to interfere with nature...Let nature do what it does.
@@lilliehalumi8770 When you are in such pain you dont really want people touching you
@@lilliehalumi8770 Trying to get involved (touch, watch, mess with their "nest") with birthing animals, even with good intentions, could endanger both the mom and her baby/ies.
The owner opted to stay because the otter would be more stressed out by their absence. If you notice, even if the otter trusts the owner, it still maintained its distance. They prefer to be undisturbed.
@@ayumuchorizo4486 Otters are known to have very distinct and defined personalities. Loutre-mama gave Otsuyu the choice of how to give birth. Otsuyu chose to be in the cage a little ways away from her human-mama but still within eye/earshot. Loutre-mama respected that. Another of Loutre's lady-otters grabbed Loutre-mama's arm and pleaded for comfort as she (the otter) suffered a miscarriage.
It’s so strange- I have little kids and watching this video put me right back a few years ago to my last labor. That cry is universal. You’re in so much pain for hours and hours and then WHOOSH just like that, the relief hits you. Man it was awful, and I never thought I could relate to an otter so much lol.
God bless you, and all mothers.
👍❤️🙏
Love the little look she gave over her shoulder looking for the other one, at the end.
やっぱりお母さんは素晴らしいね。
痛みに耐えながら育児するって人間じゃ考えられないことだよね
凄い…感動😭
I have to admit I turned off the volume when she was crying😣 ... I felt so bad for her, knowing she was in pain😥 ... She did an amazing job and she has two beautiful baby girls💞
Thanks for the warning.
I cried and wanted to hold her hand and try to comfort her and pat her. She was grabbing the bars in pain, poor little thing.. 3 1/2 hours of labor with no epidural. Can you imagine if every human woman had to go through that now a days? Then, a little baby popped out and she didn't know what to make of it at first! She was like, " What in the world IS THAT?" It took a few moments for her to realize she had a BABY! Then, the contractions, AGAIN! Not so long this time, but still PAINFUL. Then, another plop! A second baby! She knew what to do this time. She had to eat the placenta because it's full of nourishment with vitamins and minerals. And she has to lick the privates of the babies because they don't know how to go potty. She's teaching them. I'm sure everyone knows that, but some do not. I think dogs do all of this and cats too. My aunt raised show dogs and this is what happened every time the "bitches" had litters of puppies. I asked my aunt what was going on. Humans didn't do all this stuff, but we have the luxury of epidurals too! We are lucky. :). She's an incredible mommy/okasan. She is taking VERY good care of her pups/babies.
@@belladonna131 yea, that took her by surprise! It some time to investigate, what is that that just came out of her. It looks she was not sure what to make of it. It’s amazing to see how the maternal instinct kicked in.
can't watch her writhing in pain.. but it's part of being a mother
@@belladonna131 th-they… EAT THE PLACENTA???
Лапочки-сестренки!Одна рожает,плачет,вторая вторит,ей сочувствуя...Так узнаваемо,так понятно...И страх,и паника,и слезы и сопереживание сестрёнки ...Это мы,люди,упрощаем свой взгляд на животных.А они и думают и страдают и любят.Спасибо за этот удивительный ролик,он делает мир на капельку добрее❣️💯👍
My dog is very empathic, if I get upset, she is knows it & I swear on my life, sometimes cries with me. She will have big fat tears running down her soaked little face (only dog I’ve ever seen with actual tears). Well this little otter’s cries really got to her. We are in bed, I start watching this video & she whines loudly, looks at my phone & then digs her way under 3 layers of blankets…few minutes later, she would come out, pace in circles, leave the room & then run back in & stare at my phone. She seemed very concerned about whatever she perceived was upset. I finally turned the volume off. Gosh, I felt so bad for the little otter! Thank goodness everything is ok now!
Our problem is context. We presume we are somehow above speciation, when we are in fact enslaved to it as are all creatures.
Ого, русские
Да
What a great Mama she's going to be💕💕 And great owners you can see how much you Love them❤
Love how she cradles the baby so precious!!!
Her crying is hard to listen to ,makes me cry for her please give her lots of love and fish
"She's a baby to me, I can't imagine her being a mother."
That's how I feel with the idea of my cats being pregnant 😂
Me too. I went through it with mine & she didn't know what was happening. So she had to be right with me. I fixed her a spot & she had them right next to me. Amazing when the Mommy instinct takes over.
FOR SURE, WILL BE EXACTLY THE SAME LIKE THIS MOTHER. I RESCUED MANY TIME THE CAT MOTHER READY TO HAVE THE BABY.
@@immortalfae13 7⁹
@@brigitterecheis2342 ???
Sometimes I think we might need to suck it up and let animals be animals
This was so beautiful to watch. Otters are amazing parents❤
it's just fascinating how she knew to remove the umbilical cord
She is a sweet Mommy. And doing a great job. ❤️❤️❤️
Божечки мои, столько боли и муки, и потом такая радость. Детки, будьте здоровы, и не огорчайте вашу прекрасную мамочку!
Me: thinking more disturbing scenes will be otter popping babies
Reality: most disturbing scenes were seeing momma otter be in pain and screaming
I agree with you poor mama
I have tremendous respect for this momma otter. And pappa too. Being there for support. Beautiful thing to see.
Awe that really brought tears to my eyes. She did an amazing job bringing that little one into the world. From one mother to another, that ish hurts poor baby.
AMEN AMEN AMEN. YOU SAID IT ALL.🤗🌹
YES AMIN
your word is so beautiful 💗 love your ments
*милые выдрята*
育児放棄する人間もいるのに・・・動物の本能って凄いし尊いわ 泣けました
感動です😹
あんなに子どものようにかわいくて幼いつゆちゃんが一瞬でママの顔になってる。
出産て神秘的ですね✨
おめでとうございます💕
It was heart breaking to see her in so much pain, but beauriful to see how great she made it through. Sister was a great empathetic support. You were also great by giving her her space and letting her gage her own needs.
Благодаря вам, я узнал какие это прекрасные животные - выдры.
Спасибо за вашу любовь к этим милым созданиям.
Детёныш всего один! Думала как у кошки будет 3,4,5...
@@ЕленаЛогинова-с8ъ 2
😀
Is no one gonna say just how utterly cute otters are? Its sad seeing an animal in pain knowing that you're powerless to help.
Povera bestia mi fa tanta tenerezza
You mean how OTTERLY cute they are 😂😂😂😂
Until they get in your pond and wipe your fish out. Then they become monsters lol but really not funny
@Tarot Peddler yeah but at least with humans we can have some kind of pain management. Animals dont have that option.
@@maryann823 i agree but unfortunately it's part of the circle of life.
Такие милые животные что не возможно смотреть на них без улыбки, спасибо за хорошее настроение)
Such beautiful animals. Her crying got to me. I started to cry too.
Я так переживала за мамочку, даже всплакнула, это так трогательно, такие замечательные животные и хозяева. Спасибо за доставленное удовольствие!
*замечательно*
True
Счастья и крепкого здоровья выдре и её выдрятам.
自分が出産した時を思い出して おつゆちゃんのとても辛そうな声を聞きながら体に力が入りました😭😭😭 おつゆちゃんめちゃくちゃ頑張ったね😭出産おめでとう❤️
私もおつゆちゃんの鳴き声を聞いて陣痛がよみがえってきて一緒に苦しい気持ちになりました😭
本当に、人間も動物も、
メスの出産は命がけの大仕事ですね😭！
@@ron-zv2lg どのくらい痛いですか？
どのくらい痛いですか？
@@thedubas2677 無痛じゃなくて、普通に痛い思いして出産したけど、
本当にこのまま死んでしまうんじゃないかって思うくらいの痛みで頭が支配されて、
それを何時間も耐え続けて、
さらには痛みに耐えて疲れきってるところに 最後 いきめ！！
って言われるから、なんでこんな拷問みたいなことしないといけないんだろう って悲しくなった
赤ちゃんに会える！
とかじゃない
それよりもただこの苦痛から早く解放してくれっそればっかり思ったくらい痛かった
@@ron-zv2lg can you translate to English?
カワウソの出産という貴重な映像を見せていただきありがとうございます！ とても感動しました！！そしておつゆちゃん、とっても頑張ったね。お疲れ様でした。 ありがとう！
@scp Team usa
Huh? We are both Japanese. Why don’t you use Google translate if you want.
This was one of the most heartbreaking, yet beautiful video's I've watched in a long time......Her cries made me cry, but the result of those breathtaking babies, is all worth it 💖💖💖
She's so smart, knowing how to cut the umbilical cord and take care of her babies!
Instinct
I felt so sorry for her as she was going through her labor pains!!😔😔! She is such a GREAT MOMMA!🥰🥰🥰
Такое необыкновенное чувство! Спасибо, что разделили с нами эти сокровенные моменты. Бедняжка помучилась, но теперь она мать прекрасных детишек. Как же трогательно она их к себе прижимает. Невозможно смотреть без умиления.
Nothing as precious as a mothers love . Thank you for sharing
つゆちゃんよく頑張ったね😭👏
嬉しすぎて泣けました😭😭😭
大好き❤なママとだっちゃんが側に居てくれたからいっぱい頑張れたね😍
だっちゃんもいつもと違う様子のつゆちゃんの側に寄り添う姿にも感動しました🥺
生命の誕生は本当に素晴らしいですね❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
母子共に無事でなによりです☺️
19:46 ちゃんと２匹の我が子を認識していて愛情をあげる立派なお母さん
hearing her in pain is making me cry, and she's so cute even her babies and now i know how much my mother was in pain when i was in her womb
They always wash their babies clean, to remove any scent of blood to avoid predators.
There is nothing like a mama cuddling her brand new baby. After such travail and hopeful anticipation. It is such a priceless moment. 🐾
Aww her sister was so supportive ❤️. And it was so cool how she went from confusion straight into her motherly duties. ❤️😍 it also was super funny when she started looking for the other baby lol.
She’s like I’m in pain but where is child
Sweet baby
So sad to see both otters in distress. It’s heart breaking. But it’s all worth it in the end. She is a good mommy. 🙂
It is not worth it! The babies will be sold as pets! It’s a selfish money grubbing industry!
Aww ☹️ but just talking about the babies arriving and safely, though. But yea it’s sad, they belong in their natural habitat; as cute as they are and as fun it is watching them. I guess we are not helping by watching these channels.
@@kimlorton3002 and you didnt makes babies for selfish reasons right? 👌🏼 Karen.
@@kimlorton3002 and you don’t know what will happen to the babies so back in your kennel Karen. Its not like you are at the waters edge helping any.
@@kimlorton3002 how about chicken egg, lamb, cow, fish? Same thing isnt?
Поздравляю с пополнением. Ее сестрёнка так переживала.❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Какие они милые животные❤ а пищат как😅❤❤❤ прелесть. Спасибо за видео! Здоровья маме и деткам и всем ❤❤❤