Innocent Baby Bird Walks up to Leopard - Crazy Ending
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2023
- A lost little bird wobbles onto a riverbed, right where a leopard cub is busy playing. The bird, knowing nothing better, walks right up to the leopard!
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Benji Solms, guide at Serondella Game Lodge, captured the great escape on camera and shared it with LatestSightings.com.
"One of the resident female leopards in the area had made a kill on the banks of a dry riverbed. Her cub had joined her during the night and was now in the same river bed as the kill. We had been watching them for some time, and the little cub seemed playful as it ran up and down the river sand."
"It all changed in a heartbeat when a few goslings appeared at one end of the river bed. They were walking straight to the leopard and her cub, and they had no idea! The cub noticed the movement, but luckily for the little goslings, they went into thicker bush. One gosling then decided to come out into the open, and that’s when the leopard went for it."
"The gosling was able to use our vehicle as some cover and went under the vehicle. However, as soon as it came out from under the leopard, it caught it and ran off with it. The smart little bird played dead, and that’s when the leopard let it go. But as soon as it ran off again, the leopard pounced and once again caught it!”
"The leopard then took its prize up into a nearby tree, and we all thought it was the end for the little bird. Playing dead still, the gosling found itself up a tree and helpless. But luck truly was on this little one’s side, and he fell out of the tree. The gosling still playing dead, lying on the ground, hoping it will put the leopard off."
"To everyone's surprise, the leopard remained in the tree, closely watching the gosling. Seizing the moment, the gosling took a chance and ran towards the thick bushes where its siblings were hiding. Disappearing into the dense bush, the gosling successfully escaped the leopard, leaving the predator unable to locate it again."
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We try our best to listen to the community. And definitely we do experiment and see what works or doesn't 😄
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This bird has a story to tell.
Yeah, like the other chicks are gonna believe him…
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@@jestaman3356nope
It's got story to tell the peregrine falcon/African common kite
Its recorded it'll show them the UA-cam video @@jestaman3356 🤔
This is so funny. That baby bird was so oblivious. He walked around like it was nothing, got caught, played dead, then waddled quickly away. Natures comedian. 😆
Ага притворялся мертвым ,😂 ладно хоть убежал а то леапарт съел бы его, эти ребята снимали спокойно не спасли утёночка.😢😢
correct dee lavadamundai
Video ends doesn’t mean story ended.
Are you assuming its gender?
@@MelC-td9bg 😂😂
The leopard was like, "I'm gonna love it, and hug it, and call it George..."
And the little bird was like...
"Oh hell no you ain't!" 😂
Why George? 😭😂
@@CrypticHowl It was an almost accurately quoted statement from a cartoon YEARS ago, and it just popped in my head when I saw this video... 😂
@@CrypticHowl Its from a Bugs Bunny cartoon, where the Abominable Snowman finds Daffy duck and says that saying.
@@observeroflife2024 oh ok 😆
@@DJ-sn2xj Thank you for explaining that. 😂 I seriously didn't explain it because after watching it again, I suddenly felt REALLY freaking old... And thought... Oh hell... The only ones who are gonna get that are my age or older... 😳😂
That's not necessarily true though... I stopped watching bugs bunny eventually... That doesn't mean they stopped airing it... 😳🤦♀️😂
I was having an almost an elder moment... 😳
I blew right on past the mid life crisis at about 100 mph in my fourties... 😂
The leopard looked like “I thought we were friends…I thought we was having a good time together” at the end 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Too rough?! Fine you wanna go, then GO! See how "rough" the next leopard is with you!!"
@@Onigirli 🤣🤣🤣 sounds like a case of “you’re never gonna find a leopard that loves you like I do”
The leopard was like: 👁️👄👁️ why you running away?
@@zeenhlengcobo 🤣🤣🤣
Leopard was like: "If I eat it, I'll just be hungrier than before"
🤔 ..the equivalent of eating Chinese take out?? 🥡 lol!
Appetizer
@@anthonychihuahua Peking duck?
A Tiger 🐅 or a Lion 🦁 would of chased that Leopard right away.
🤣
WHAT A LEGEND. Playing dead even when he's biting you - that takes a certain amount of balls.
If it had bitten it even once it would have been toast. It was just carrying it like a cub.
Baby bird for president
Exageration❗️
The Leo was gentle with the baby.
and feathers
The Bird ran away like, *Thank you Jesus!" 🦆🐾💨💨
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
A great lesson for life --- even when it seems hopeless never give up!! The end was unbelievable!!
Thank you for that comment
Very true my friend. Much happiness for you with your future
The leopard was toying. Never actually bit the bird. Amazing the bird could contain itself and play dead. Witnessing that would be a once in a lifetime thing. filming it? Incredible... thanks for sharing.
We saw something similar on safari in Botswana. A lioness and her cubs were lying near a water hole. She got up grabbed a hapless turtle in her jaws and gave it to her cubs, presumably to practice something with. They played with it for around half an hour, tipping the poor thing upside down and rightside up. But never once produced their claws. Of course we all assumed it was dead. Then, even to our guides amazement, mumma lion batted her cubs aside, picked the turtle back up and carefully deposited it back at the edge of the water, where it did a sort of turtle equivalent to shaking itself off and it just scuttled back into the water and swam off! Nature is endlessly fascinating.
My cats do the same thing when they catch baby birds
@@triarb5790 We have a truly amazing planet.
Ever ate a bird with the feathers still on it , ain't worth it especially such a small one.
@@PunguinYoga holographic simulation get it already in yout heads this is why you can never explain gravity... this is why everything is levelled .....
Clearly a very well fed cat. He was just toying with the bird since he wasn't hungry.
Or realized meat to bone ratio too little… net calorie loss, not worth the effort 😀
Actually animals have a sense of sustainable survival thinking. On a safari in namibia one guide told us that lions rarely attack e.g. pragnent animals (only if there are really hungry). Because they know it is going to save their future. They told us also that the animals sense the rain season early and start to reproduce a few month before because they now there will be enough food/grass to grow their calves and lions or hunter reproduce as soon as they sense or see pregnant preys.
Its clear that the leopard was well fed and just playing around but also knows its better id the chicken survives for now
@@SamGucci9919 Interesting and stark contrast to humans, thinking especially those who hunt for trophies. And ‘opposite’ of news item from England this morning.
WARNING (beyond disgusting): Neonatal nurse just convicted of 7 murders & 6 attempted murders of infants in her care. Took awhile to discover b/c she was careful to poison with slight overdose of prescribed food/meds.
@@SamGucci9919 but that escape surprised the leopard… oh they both were soo cute!!! 🥰🥰
自然规律了不起啊！🙋🇸🇬🦆🐆🇸🇬🙋
That is an awesome cat! True Power is the restraint of Power.
*"I thought I saw a puddy cat!" "I did! I did saw a puddy cat!"* 😂
The leopard actually knows how soft that baby bird is so it handle it smoothly without hurting it, a great predetor
Respect 🔥
Exactly my observation. Leopard was not hungry. So just playing with the bird and didn't want to kill it.
That's every Cay does when playing the food before they eat it
Animals can have an appreciation for cuteness, and my read into it was that the big cat appreciated the cuteness of the duckling more than the small value of it as a snack.
I WANT TO BELIEVE
I get the feeling that the cat didn't really want him. That bird was less than a mouthful and the cat could've made a quick snack out that bird any time by just chomping down. The way he carried the bird was downright gentle.
The leopard is well fed. He was playing, and even that was half-hearted!
That might have been a pregnant female leopard, close to giving birth. It didn’t seem at all interested in killing or eating the duckling and acted more like a mother cat picking up its kitten. Maybe if it’s got cubs on the way the maternal hormones made it react this way. Sometimes new or soon-to/be animal mothers have been known to do this, temporarily “adopting” babies of other species.
@@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci have you seen a well fed housecat? they do the same with mice and such.
@@viperdemonz-jenkins Yes, that's true. I've occasionally been driven by empathy to rescue mice from cats that were tormenting them instead of quickly killing them; they didn't seem the least bit injured and just ran away. But this leopard seemed unusually gentle.
right! the leopard just couldn't help her predatory instinct to chase the small moving object, but i guess it's not really much fun anymore when your play-thing isn't playing back. a little bit longer though, and she would've certainly caused some damage, even without intending to. very happy for that duck baby for escaping the jaws of death!!
@@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci At about the 1:25 mark in the video you can see between the leopard's legs. Definitely not a pregnant female. I'm guessing it's a not-quite-adult male. They often do some strange things at that age.
Had the typical cat reaction at the end
"I let it run away, I really didn't want to eat him anyway. It's nap time"
The leopards surprised face at the end 🤣🤣🤣
It's a young leopard. He wasn't meaning to kill the little bird. Just wanted to play with it. But the little one was terrified to death. But look at the wisdom in the chick!!!
Cats play with their prey before killing it. That duckling is 100% cat shit now.
Beautiful animal...
Yeah yeah... "Play"....😂
Sometimes they like to play the game "Play and Kill" 😅
But the chick didn't want to be part of his game! 😂😂😂😂
90% sure he was using it to bait out the mum and get the bigger bird instead, these animals are a lot smarter than we think
They play with their food before eating it, like cats. So yeah, he was almost certainly going to eat it.
Poor gorgeous little baby bird. Hope it finds it’s mum quickly. Gorgeous cat too.
I'm sure it was thrown out on purpose tbh
@Ownyx or left out not necessarily on purpose..
@@artificialstupidity-tb5vr there's lots of fake "helping" channels out there. They put animals in harms way on purpose for clicks. Don't worry you can't donate money directly to them in the details. Usually from an Asian country
Leopard’s probably already eaten mum. That’s why it wasn’t hungry any more 😸
it will be a great parent one day bc of this 😉
Awww, it’s so cute how the little bird is so innocent that it understands no such thing as enemies or threats and doesn’t realize the danger of approaching an animal such as that!
So cute little bird
That leopard is absolutely gorgeous ❤
Sure is.
Beautiful to its own detriment.
The ending got me. “Yikes! Good bye!” lmao
Poor old leopard only wanted a friend.
little duck be like: c ya chump
Very smart little fella 👍👍👍👍
I've heard of this.
Big felines will sometimes basically kidnap some birds that should be their meal first, and kinda play with it (?).
When "watch this until the end" REALLY matters. 😂
Too true!!!😁😁😁
The leopard treated the little Duckie as if it is its own baby. Holding in the mouth and not biting it. The clever little Duck baby knew exactly when to take off. Amazing footage from the animal world.
Actually felines love to torture their prey, play with it for hours. Sometimes they don't even eat it. They just torture and maim them until they die. I think you're misinterpreting what happened. Nature is much crueler.
I thought that...until the leopard shook it a bit. It only shook it gently, but usually, when done harder, it would be to kill or stun the animal. He was definitely playing with the duckling, not nursing it.
And thankfully the baby Duck knew when to scoot, if he had stayed any longer playing dead, he'd really end up dead.
They play with their food before eating if it is a smaller animal. Just like cats with mice.
The leopard is so damn beautiful....healthy and fine looking......it would not have made a difference to his appetite if he ate that little duckling or not...he just wanted some entertainment.....but mad respect for a duckling to know how to get away too......no one taught the duckling that....but its instincts or some call, genetic memory....all animals deserve so much more appreciation, respect and love for what they really are....and what that is heavens above what humans know about them.
I feel like the leopard is either just friendly, or not hungry yet and wants to play with its food, tbh
Still a cute interaction tho!
She came out of real jaws of death AWESOME 👌 👏 may God give a long life for that clever bird 🐦
...you know the END.
The Bird snatched life out of the jaws of death.... literally.
the leopard let it live for 1 month to gain weight.
She?
@@lemarcusbrown1708
Well It wouldn't matter what you call the bird nowadays because even if it's really a male by birth it could now be a she, a transgender bird so you could call it a he or she and it really wouldn't matter.🐥🤯😂🤣
Hope that little fella lives a long life.
They are going to use it to make another video, do you really believe this crap? it's all fake to make millions in UA-cam!! C'mon! Wake up people, this is blatant animal abuse!
How come you don't which that one me? I happen to be a human
@alexshatner3907 ok fine. I wish you live a long life.
@@MarioLopez-si8jb Me too Mario, I wish you health and prosperity to you and your family
@alexshatner3907 thank you. God bless you
Never knew ducks have balls too.
I don't think Leopard had an intent to kill, it just treated like a baby and let her go peacefully 🙂
it was bait for its mother to come actually
yes he finally let her go
Whether it's an act of love or just selfishly using it as a bait, it's all just human assumptions, projected and imposed onto this situation.
When the truth is no one can read and experience directly, the leopard's mind.
Human beings like to force their own subjective interpretations onto anything and everything in the entire objective universe. Subjective truths then literally become their objective reality. Constantly lying to others, but also to themselves. And then justifying every single one of their own subjectivity and infinite rationalizations.
It's kind of like how human beings like to praise and idolize all sorts of idols and representations of divinity/enlightenment (after vilifying and persecuting every single one of these world teachers first)...rather than actually seeking out divinity themselves. Either someone else fully responsible for their own salvation, or someone else fully responsible for all the bad things within their own lives. Because deep down they are terrified of freewill and self-responsibility and absolute objective truths, and are much more comfortable with their own endless subjective truths/lies.
@@zanaros2606 shut up
That was so great. The leopard knew all along the chick was alive. So nice not to kill it ❤
lol it was using it as bait to see if the mother came by. They do this with fawns all the time. "Nice".. lol
@@Veritas-dq2hs the bird must’ve imprinted on the leopard
I don't see how people leave these comments and get so many likes. They truly do not understand animals.
@@LuLingqi101 I know more about animals than you will ever know. Been working with wildlife my whole life.
@@LuLingqi101 ever heard of pot calling kettle black?
You might not know as much as you think you do, either
These are so wonderful to watch awww 💜
I almost didn’t watch the end, I was like don’t show us a killing, then the Duckling gets up and runs off, Hallelujah!
Sometimes innocence can save your life.
Most of us are sadly far from innocent. Let us pray to God and ask for forgiveness
That look on that leopard's face was awesome 👌.
Lmaoo
Greatest get away in all the animal kingdom, chicklet sees an opening and makes a mad dash run for it, out of there’ 😁. Happy to see that part of this, it was nervously tense for awhile there.
A strong affection ❤
Big respect to that leopard
For eating that duckling?
@@IanJenn356094 that's what you saw?
@@IanJenn356094 did you watch the full video, it didn't eat it.
@@KeithsTVHD1 that's what you think
@@JMC22That's how it works 99% of the time.
So happy the baby bird will survive another day, probably looking for it's mother and siblings, HOPE the baby finds it's mother 😇
Leopard : "Hey buddy you wanna be friends ?"
Bird : "I'm sorry but this ain't gonna work."
Such beautiful creatures ❤
This channel never disappoints.
Appreciated 😎
I love this channel 😊
@@gauravmishra5611 me too 🙋♂️
വിശ്വാസയോഗ്യമായ ഒരു ചാനൽ ♥️♥️
NEVER.
Beautiful leopard and cute birdie
For the first time leopard shows nobility by trying to save a baby bird. Awesome.
That baby bird should get the Oscar for that acting 👏👏 and l hope the bird is still alive though👍
That little bird fought till the end. It put up resistance and dodging leopard through running away. Hero.
no the leopard just wasn't interested and let it go
Fought til the end? There was no end. It survived.
LMAO what resistance? The leopard could've killed it anytime but simply chose not to.
Thats just the way I would relay this story if were the little chick a dee
0:40 The lil trip it did before playing dead was just so cute.. but when he suddenly played dead like that I burst out laughing 😂
0:37
The bird fell like they do in tom and jerry
Omg that was completely underestimated!!! That little bird knew just what to do. And he could definitely run... ❤😂❤
he's fast but not as fast as a leopard. the leopard just didn't want it 😂
@josephfdent hi there. Ya makes sense. Gotta give it to the little one though. A 4 effort... ☺️
Only an idiot would think that the bird was "underestimated". Oh, you think the leopard couldn't have caught it as it waddled away at the end at 4 miles an hour? The leopard just didn't care. He never saw it as food, just as a toy, and as cats often do he's already tired of the toy.
That duckling is so pretty!!🤗
Rare YT video with *no* clickbait. Wow!
Felt so happy 😊when he walked away 😅
I watched to see if my cat would play with a baby duckling once & my cat ate it right away.
They are going to use it to make another video, do you really believe this crap? it's all fake to make millions in UA-cam!! C'mon! Wake up people, this is blatant animal abuse!
That look on the cat's face 😂😂😂😂
He's like : 😳
Leo was like, let me protect you from the humans, nooo chicki, you don't know what the humans will do to you, come back.... at the end. Lol
Smart bird
A leopard never changes its spots, and the duckling this time is the masterful escape artist👏💯
What?? Bro u r hilarious.
That doesn't quite make sense.. So you are saying they both won't change? Which then the but is unnecessary 😂
Now this a story the bird's siblings will have a hard time believing😁 Stay alive, little smart bird❤❤
bird:i escaped the jaw of a leopard
siblings: yeah right🙄
"And then I picked the leopard up by the scruff of the neck and said don't come back down these ends again or else"
wow cute and clever at same time❤
The way thst bird performed this was truly iconic....The Legend jumped out...
Lol I'm glad he lived to see another day ❣️😂
Big cats are intelligent, strong yet very gentle. The Leopard knew even if it killed and ate it wouldn’t help anyhow. 😅
To the leopard, eating that little bird would be like eating us eating a grain of rice.
Yea. Animals are more humane than humans. He wasn’t gonna kill an innocent life just because.
READ AND INFORM.
That was beautiful
Brilliant survival skills 🐦🐦
That was the cutest little bird, so adorable.❤ God bless it.
Until humans eat it in McD
Was is the keyword
lt's a duck, not a bird.😑
Take a good look.
That was great!!! Smart duckie. Played dead because the leopard was not hungry, but the running duckling triggered its hunting instincts. So sweet. Duckie has some story to tell his mama now! Great footage with no horrid music, just natural sounds. Wonderful!
What you have against music?
@@withpikachu2402music is for peasants.
@@withpikachu2402 If you are going to write English, do it correctly.
WHAT DO YOU HAVE AGAINST MUSIC - this is correct English.
Music should never be added to wildlife videos. That is my preference. You are welcome to hold other opinions.
@@mjremy2605 I find it funny people ask these sort of questions once you give your opinion or comment. Are they trying to spark a conversation or start a fight? Do they actually think you hate all music and looking to tear apart your views? Usually questions like that I always expect the person to become irate, especially when they almost demand a response. Anyway, I agree with your sentiment. I like to take in the scenery and wildlife, not have it drowned out by music. But that is also my opinion! :)
@@urseeingRED I don't mind questions, challenges, looking for an argument, except when they are snide or insulting. This was neither. Sometimes people vent their feelings or they want a reason for an opinion - it's all good. Discussion is always productive and enlightening. It is also a good thing for us to vent our feelings and feel better. Sometimes it is just a young person who loves music who cannot believe others do not as well! Which is funny. I can just see some teen asking that question thinking I must be aberrant for not liking music in my ears 24/7. Fortunately, I don't have ear buds embedded in my ear canal and my hearing is very sharp unlike most teens that are going deaf. I'm glad to find another soul who feels the same way I do about being bombarded by noise in videos.
Clever, clever bird !!!
Omg I was literally in tears till that happened 😂😂😂😂
This is the only channel that doesn’t lie to its subscribers. Appreciate how this channel never uses the clickbait strategy to draw views. Love every videos👏🏽👏🏽
You're so naïve, Do you really think that they just have the luck to see a leopard and a duck in the same moment they are crossing each other, and over a jeep? A duck walking by itself? Really?
@@zh9119 i see you missed the point. Most other channels will use a misleading title to draw views. This channel states the obvious thing happening in the video and as viewers, we're never disappointed.
@@bayarea6766 Again. You're so naïve, Do you really think that they just have the luck to see a leopard and a duck in the same moment they are crossing each other, and over a jeep? A duck walking by itself? Really?
The leopard has most likely already eaten and played with the duckling a bit, big cats sometimes play with their food. The fact is that the leopard knew that the duckling was alive, it could kill it from the moment it put it in its mouth, but it was careful not to crush it. The duckling was literally like a little candy to him. If the leopard still did not eat anything, it was simply not worth wasting energy for such a small prey, animals always judge whether it is worth attacking. That's why he let the duckling go, it was a simple distraction.
😮 What A Defense Mechanism ,
Clever Chick
Leopard was like “wake up, come on, I didn’t do it” 😂
Don't know why ...it bought tears in my eyes 😭❤
He never gave up
That little baby bird was very smart playing dead. Never underestimate the great intelligence that animals have, they are incredibly smart……even smarter than any humans. Love the ending where no one died. I guess this gorgeous leopard with very stunning eyes was surprised when his “lunch or dinner” just got up and walked away unharmed. Thank YOU Mr. Leopard for not eating that little baby bird, I love you for that ♥️ Ufff! What a relief that was. 😊😊 👍👍🙏😍🥰🥰😘😘♥️♥️♥️♥️
Sometimes, if im too tired, I play dead to my wife.
Also, the timing of the little bird was phenomenal, it knew exactly when to get up and run off!
Playing dead is not intelligence, just instinct. The same way even the dumbest human can freeze up or enter fight or flight mode.
@@PerfectSense77 Playing dead it is not only an instinct, IT IS INTELLIGENCE AT ITS FINEST. And all animals are very intelligent creatures, the intelligence that God the Creator, have them when He created them. That said, get a life bruh, and get educated about the animal kingdom which, obviously, you know nothing about them. Gosh, trolls are everywhere. smh 🤦♀️🙄
@@goodgood9955sometimes I play with my dead wife. I’ll let her go eventually though, I’m not some predatory monster. I have nice eyes.
So nice. Thank you.
this demonstrates the innocence of children even in animals its the most unique thing about them. funny thing is nobody is talking abt how innocent the young leopard is 😂
How beautiful leopards are and their skin patterns
Almost look too beautiful to even be real
1:46 - 1:50 That gosling is intelligent. It knew to play de@d till it found and opening of escape & the look on the leopard's face was priceless.
*It was waiting for it's mother, a bigger prey to appear.* Big cat's do play the hostage game.
They don't toy around/ignore unless they're full.
Baby bird was chanelling all his strength for that last push towards freedom.
Legends say that the little bird is still running..
The cat treated it like a baby.❤
Lol the way it just pops up at the end
The bird is a star for life
Leopards are the most "catlike" of all big cats. They're excellent hunters most of the time but then there are moments like this where it looks like their brain took a sabbatical.
I think it's more of a 'cub' thing to do, cubs of all big cats tend to be like this
I think it thought the bird earned it
Also it's all bones... it would cost more energy to chew it
he probably was just messing around with the little duck because he knew it wouldn't be much of a meal
Mr leopard 🐆 that's not cool. Messing with the little birdie.
This is actually smart. He let it go so he can eat it later when it gets bigger
That bird is now a famous UA-camr!
Great story, i am glad the baby bird was not hurt.
This is like watching a real life cartoon 😂. Amazing video!
Road runner and Coyote
Sylvester and Tweety
It’s as if some god is pulling the strings
Smart birdie
Oh my God's Animal Kingdom is simply the best ever they can give us humans lessons ❤❤❤
lol. I think this leopard knew little bird was no meal, seem like more of a plaything. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
He knew he wasn’t dead the cat is smarter then that they are some of the best hunters there are
Anyways can’t cats or any sort of cats defect if their pray is dead or not?
Dang, smart birdie
Even Leopard knows to act nice when someone is recording you.
0:40 ❤❤❤ the cutest little fall. Awww
Yeah I felt so sorry damn
Merciful leopard 🥰
Hi select me too please
Lol
@least_sightings whats my prize👀👀😂😂
@least_sightingsReally? 😂😂😂