Yeah it's a shame I seen a thousand of these videos and they include worthless human beings just watching instead of helping animals which could be way quicker
The lion behavior of holding onto the fawn without hurting it apparently is a bait attempt. It wants the fawn to stay alive so it can call out for its mother, resulting in a much bigger meal. On a more positive note, I think it's amazing that the dog understands that the fish need water. And the other one using a leash as a rescue rope was brilliant as well. It's awesome how smart dogs can be.
I watched a documentary about a mom lion that lost her cubs to rival males and got super depressed and kidnapped 2 baby antelopes. After the first one starved to death the next one she captured she let the mom feed the baby but wouldn't let the baby leave. I do believe what you said has happen. I also know there were documentaries done on the one I'm referring to.
Its not a bait. Cats loves to play with theur pray before eating it. Especially when they find out they arent hungry. It can be really painfull to the pray while they tears their skin for few hours
the first one was positive that lioness was trying to feed her cubs when people see nature they dont allways see the bigger picture but "nature is only beautyful"
It depends which animals need help.Like when the lionesses we're trying to eat the bull cub.Thwt human couldn't fend both of them off.They could have died themselves
@@twincesseszeigler4366 I suppose they were filming this from a car. They could have been driving the car ahead pressing the horn. I'm sure that would have made the lions move away...
Yea, well, sorry to say this, but most of the time, it's a scene created by humans, basically animal abuse. Oh, and it's fake with the large cats. Actually, they normally torment the food or use it as bait, which I didn't know, and they just eat the fool later. Those are the things they never mention.
I love that too..I could not even give up on my weakest cub...if I were a wild animal ...I know it sometimes happens all the time..the weakest get killed first...
I think it's beautiful how dogs know that fish needs water and want to help. And even bulls want to put turtles on the right side! I'm guessing help of each other and other species have been important for the turtles. X)
The dog is performing digging instinct. That video was debunked by animal behaviorists years ago. The fish is dead/dying and the dog has the natural instinct to bury it. They do the same with bones, food, or other possessions.
Because these people care more about the views rather than the actual animals. Some of the animals in this video could've had help from the humans but the humans would rather have their pet do the dirty work since it's easy views.
With the exception of animals like polar bear who will a) reach there first b) are much more capable of saving the cub c) will most likely tear your head off. But all of that is a hypothetical scenario anyway obviously.
@@co8008 Like the video of animals stuck in the same ass well , monkey helping baby monkey and kitten helping the puppy , YEA , SAME EFFIN WELL, of course it is , people love clout chasing.
I was simply baffled by that dog trying to get some water to the stranded fishes. It takes a whole other level of intelligence for an animal to understand that not only another being is in distress, but also to diagnose correctly what is the distress AND apply the solution, working or not 🏅
I loved the monkey saving the kitten from the well, such different creatures - and yet they still care about each other, it reminds you how lovely and lucky we are to live on this planet
@@sandragray3951 yup it was staged and I sent the filmers some cat litter to you know lol stop making vids for views kiddin but actually, that same scenario with the same people was shown on fb and they got their ass handed to them and everyone could see how it was staged
Animals that rescue tortoises always amaze me. The fact they comprehend not only that being on its back is not a good state to be in, but also that they are incapable of rectifying themselves is awesome.
When the monkey was saving a little kitten you could tell the monkey was getting stuck. So if you look closely you will notice a girl helping out the monkey and the kitten, there are still kind people in this world ❤
I loved the part where the zebra saved the baby zebra from it's own predator! How brave of that zebra, standing up for his little homie. That was so heart-warming and extremely brave.
@@richiedagger7666 yeah it goes both ways nature has a balance ,,,true true i almost always root for a lion against a bad foe i hope these weaklings get away but hey its life .man lol
*I absolutely adored the moment when the zebra rescued the baby zebra from its predator! Such courage displayed by that zebra, defending its little buddy. It was incredibly heartwarming and exceptionally brave.*
The monkey performing CPR on another monkey is absolutely amazing!!! Also: the dog who freed the little dressed up monkey is also great! I just hope the monkey knew (or remembered) how to survive on its own, after clearly being taken by humans… and that it got rid of the ridiculous dress as quickly as possible!!
I know, right? There is no situation where a monkey should be in a dress OR in a tiny cage! Shame on those assholes for trying to OWN nature, instead of respecting it.
Quite literally "monkey see, monkey do." I suppose living near cities and watching how paramedics or good samaritans act in case of accidents have taught them a thing or two.
This is a thing turtles naturally do for each other. There are lots of videos showing this. There's more going on with reptiles than we will ever know.
Absolutely beautiful! This video shows you just how smart animals are and how capable they are of compassion. A duck and swan inadvertently feeding fish, a pig helping a baby goat, a dog helping a deer fawn, it's all just so fascinating! Edit: Added _inadvertently_ because people like to repeat the same thing about ducks needing water to swallow their food, even though that's not always the case. I've seen bare ducks dry swallow food in the wild.
@@edward9643 Human cruelly uses a penetrating hook to pull hungry fish out of the water -- just for sadistic amusement, and then throws them right back and eaves without feeding them.
I swear I know exactly how that mother polar bear felt when her baby fell in water too deep. When my son was 3 he did the same thing into a pool and i pretty much did exactly what she did. Go mama!!
What i dont understand, and what troubles me greatly is that in both cases of fish suffocating whilst out of water the human recording it and the bystanders were giggling - like death was funny to them. If i have interpreted things correctly then those animals showed greater care and love than humans
@@edward9643 In Bengal of India Brahmins eat fish . Whereas in other parts they're strictly vegetarian. The reason the Bengali Brahmins say is that fish is like a grain as it's harvested from the sea .
You know what - this isn't love? It's instinct. This is what the animal kingdom does when left to its own devices. Like in South america, where I lived- if there was a man beating his wife, molesting girls? - they took them out behind the barn to give him taste of his own medicine - that's their natural instinct. Protect their women and children. They don't have domestic abuse laws? We give them counseling and child visitation to make sure they can keep doing damage Men are afraid to step in to help people out cuz they'll end up getting arrested and prosecuted by some feminazi lawyer. Look at these animals - they're not micromanaged under a bunch of political baloney.. and they simply do the right thing by instinct
I'm not totally sure about the Lioness rescuing the antilope calf at 6:29, there's just not enough context. Sadly, she might've just been nonchalantly walking away with a snack.
This is an interesting video but you're imbuing these animals with human emotions and attributes. It's called anthromorphosis. We do indeed see very real, high level interaction/training with domestic animals and a mother's instincts are universal whether domesticated or wild, but most animals act primarily on instinct. It isn't emotional in the sense we understand that term to mean and it isn't a deliberate "kindness" or "compassion" that humans often perceive it to be.
@@Susweca5569 Animals are sentient beings. They have their level of empathy and clearly value lives other than their own. I reject the notion that they’re merely on autopilot. Implying that animals don’t feel is what leads to their widespread abuse, suffering and slaughter at the hands of humans.
I am always amazed by animals...I have been blessed w the best buddy ever...I rescued him over a decade or more ago...in the bad side of Tulsa,ok USA...behind a dumpster in dyer need...but when I lost my fiance due to untimely death he took his life...in doing so it took a huge toll on me...my affectionately called him Ghetto...sense that is where I rescued him..he ended up rescuing me ...He would not let me stay in bed..he would bark and knudge me to take him out...It's truly amazing how u try to good for a sad situation for a dog to do the same 4 me..is a miracle...He means the world to me...and it will be sad days when he goes to heaven it will b nice to know he and I will b reunited once agian...it's all about doing the right thing...and that Is a language we as humans and wild life can speak
So glad you have your companion Perhaps it's your spirit dog But I'm sad for you, cuz you've already played it out to the point where your dog is dead and you're alone again? So how are you supposed to enjoy this dog if all you're thinking about is when it's dead?
"The golden retriever that stopped his buddy from fighting" again, made me laugh. Dog: c'mon Paul leave the guy alone! You don't gotta fight everybody everytime you drink.
So nice to see positive animal interaction and hopefully more people will see how intelligent animals are hopefully some of those wildlife creatures survived
I think this is sweet but for most of them I don’t understand why the person can’t take a minute of there time to help. It’s much easier for people then it is for animals when it comes to helping others
Omg that's what I was thinking 🤔 but for some they cant and for others for example like the cat who got plastic bag on its face and the cup it was just one second plus they were close to the cat
The dog helping the cat against that huge predatory bird was awesome. They must be the good friends. The dog that snatched the other dog out of the water in the canal was pretty cool too. Bunch of awesome saves. Was fun to watch. Great video
The sad reality of these kind of videos are it shows that some peoples only want good shots instead of helping others living beings. But the girl who helped the monkey to save kitten, that's great. 🙏
This is so true, its heartbreaking to watch but at the same time lovely to see animals helping other animals.als much nicer to see than the people filming and doing nothing to help
Sadly, in later years, this misconception has crept in that helping an animal in need, means intefering with nature. And many people have uncritically bought into this. Fortunately animals didn't hear about this, and still allow themselves to have a heart and show empathy.
@@ingeabrahamsen4684 Yeah ikr, things like that fish or the dog in a canal I would’ve tried to save without a second thought about it. I’d even risk getting bit from it. Or those chickens stuck in the snow, sure I suppose if you were on a ranch or something it’d be good to teach your canine companion how to save any livestock or similar from things like being buried, but still.
The lioness carrying the precious baby. So sweet! In actuality they do that to lure the mom . They will rough house it to make it cry out for mom . Mama comes running to save baby. U get the picture🙈
8:57 such a heartwarming clip of a tiger having his teeth through that goat's throat while protecting his meal from another hungry tiger. I mean is this guy an idiot? He really just said that?
"Too bad it doesn't apply so much in people's lives." Jerk. People help each other all the time. Does it make you feel superior to say stupid shit like that?
I see so many videos about how ducks are feeding the fish and they're doing it because they're so generous... except that ducks need water to swallow. So yes they're helping the fish but it's not a conscious decision that's just how they have to eat the dry food. Still that's what you call a symbiotic relationship☺️
6:33 "A lioness rescues an abandoned antelope calf"
I would not bet on it.
I know, seriously, who believes that!
The minute I saw that clip, I was like "well they definitely wouldn't want to see the rest of that video."
Was looking for this comment 😂
Well I actually believed, then I saw this comment, now I feel dumb. fr😔
Now I realized, if I were animal out there, I would be dead long time ago
yuuuuuup
The turtles always helping each other flip over is so cute and sweet
Yeah it's a shame I seen a thousand of these videos and they include worthless human beings just watching instead of helping animals which could be way quicker
@@monejohn9973if the turtles coming to help then there’s no need for the human to interfere, they mine as well watch unless nobody else can help
8:49 I'm not sure that this tiger is defending the goat, rather his meal...
@No cap only Fax Yeah, that's what I mean... I feel sorry for a goat (although I think that's sheep), I'm a great animal lover, but that's nature...
The lion behavior of holding onto the fawn without hurting it apparently is a bait attempt. It wants the fawn to stay alive so it can call out for its mother, resulting in a much bigger meal.
On a more positive note, I think it's amazing that the dog understands that the fish need water. And the other one using a leash as a rescue rope was brilliant as well. It's awesome how smart dogs can be.
I watched a documentary about a mom lion that lost her cubs to rival males and got super depressed and kidnapped 2 baby antelopes. After the first one starved to death the next one she captured she let the mom feed the baby but wouldn't let the baby leave. I do believe what you said has happen. I also know there were documentaries done on the one I'm referring to.
I thought that, that caf would be training experience for her cubs
tripe
Its not a bait. Cats loves to play with theur pray before eating it. Especially when they find out they arent hungry. It can be really painfull to the pray while they tears their skin for few hours
the first one was positive that lioness was trying to feed her cubs when people see nature they dont allways see the bigger picture but "nature is only beautyful"
I liked the Golden retriever dragging the cat away from a fight. All the while, the cat was meowing as if to say "Let me at him!"
I grew up with a big ole floppy eared basset hound that used to run out and save our cat!
So yeah, that one got to me.
I KNOW! 🙀😸😻😹👏
Who cares
there are a lot more vids than that one because the cat keeps making fights and gets in trouble
@@moradghanim2717 who asked
Half of those you're wondering to youself, why doesn't the human help rather than standing there recording...
It depends which animals need help.Like when the lionesses we're trying to eat the bull cub.Thwt human couldn't fend both of them off.They could have died themselves
@@twincesseszeigler4366 I suppose they were filming this from a car. They could have been driving the car ahead pressing the horn. I'm sure that would have made the lions move away...
@@ingeabrahamsen4684 That's just the wild nature. The lions just want to eat. But yes the people recording could've helped in many other situations
Nah but this is true💀
@@ingeabrahamsen4684 yeah starve them is a very kind way of helping
2:18 "Mittens, he ain't worth it, bruh! He ain't worth it! You got warrants!"
The look on the face of the animal flipping over the turtle then getting applause. Priceless.
There's something really special about animals helping other species. It just shows the power of empathy and compassion. And dogs are our teachers.
Yea, well, sorry to say this, but most of the time, it's a scene created by humans, basically animal abuse. Oh, and it's fake with the large cats. Actually, they normally torment the food or use it as bait, which I didn't know, and they just eat the fool later. Those are the things they never mention.
I love how the mother polar bear immediately without hesitation jumped into the water to save it's cub just like a human mother would have done
I love that too..I could not even give up on my weakest cub...if I were a wild animal ...I know it sometimes happens all the time..the weakest get killed first...
Her* cub.
Nope. My mom would’ve watched me drown, with a smile
ehh depends on the mother you get, animals always had instincts of such im not sure why yall are so surprised
@@jrjunior8468 Because there are animal moms that literally eat their young. Yeah, it really does depend on the mother you get...
I think it's beautiful how dogs know that fish needs water and want to help. And even bulls want to put turtles on the right side! I'm guessing help of each other and other species have been important for the turtles. X)
The dog is performing digging instinct. That video was debunked by animal behaviorists years ago. The fish is dead/dying and the dog has the natural instinct to bury it. They do the same with bones, food, or other possessions.
The buffalo at 1:23 looks so proud 😂😍
😂😂yeesssss
No. The tiger was like, "This is my food. You get yours."
Watch the most heart wrenching short animation of a puupy saying "take me home please"🥺
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Yea pretty sure that goat was given to them as food.
Exactly
Yeah. Brutal to watch. Tricked me into watching a violent live feeding.
I could never stand by and watch an animal struggle without doing something to help it!
Because these people care more about the views rather than the actual animals. Some of the animals in this video could've had help from the humans but the humans would rather have their pet do the dirty work since it's easy views.
A lot of these animals were put into these situation by the human filming just for views. It's disgusting.
With the exception of animals like polar bear who will a) reach there first b) are much more capable of saving the cub c) will most likely tear your head off. But all of that is a hypothetical scenario anyway obviously.
@@co8008 Like the video of animals stuck in the same ass well , monkey helping baby monkey and kitten helping the puppy , YEA , SAME EFFIN WELL, of course it is , people love clout chasing.
And you're only gonna be in the way, it just distracts the bear.
8:18 😂😂 look in the background
0:38 the dog be like "stupid human, put your phone away and help me!"
I was simply baffled by that dog trying to get some water to the stranded fishes. It takes a whole other level of intelligence for an animal to understand that not only another being is in distress, but also to diagnose correctly what is the distress AND apply the solution, working or not 🏅
Proof on consciousness to me
I was more baffled by the human recording and watching the fishes die
I loved it so sweet
@@b3as_t Yes, that says a lot about our species 😑
And we want to talk about the monkey that revive the other monkey after being electrocuted
I loved the monkey saving the kitten from the well, such different creatures - and yet they still care about each other, it reminds you how lovely and lucky we are to live on this planet
That looked a bit of a set up to me. Wasn't it the same monkey, same well as the mother rescuing her baby?
@@sandragray3951 yup it was staged and I sent the filmers some cat litter to you know lol stop making vids for views kiddin but actually, that same scenario with the same people was shown on fb and they got their ass handed to them and everyone could see how it was staged
Add 5 oz of sugar to that monkey and he’s ripping whatever it can get it’s hands on
🤣cats very beautiful🤣
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Monkeys do not like kitties that much. Especially lions/ tigers. They kill the young when they can.
Animals that rescue tortoises always amaze me. The fact they comprehend not only that being on its back is not a good state to be in, but also that they are incapable of rectifying themselves is awesome.
But why do they do that? Why would a dog or bull care about a turtle?
@@brianmeen2158 Animals have empathy, dude.
@@brianmeen2158 ... you stay as far as you can from my home, my job and my community
When the monkey was saving a little kitten you could tell the monkey was getting stuck. So if you look closely you will notice a girl helping out the monkey and the kitten, there are still kind people in this world ❤
That buffalo after he saw the crowd cheer was like yeah!!!
I loved the part where the zebra saved the baby zebra from it's own predator! How brave of that zebra, standing up for his little homie. That was so heart-warming and extremely brave.
I appreciate her rear kick! Seems like quite forceful! Yes, brave enough to counteract. Bravo! 🦓
Ah I was rooting for the lion, who needs another dumb zebra, there's too many.
@@richiedagger7666 plus Predators have to eat somehow
@@richiedagger7666 yeah it goes both ways nature has a balance ,,,true true i almost always root for a lion against a bad foe i hope these weaklings get away but hey its life .man lol
Nature is vile!
*I absolutely adored the moment when the zebra rescued the baby zebra from its predator! Such courage displayed by that zebra, defending its little buddy. It was incredibly heartwarming and exceptionally brave.*
Buddy? I think you mean offspring.
This is so beautiful if only humans wouldn't help each other in the same way I know that some are very kind-hearted but most of this world is not
4:51 that is crazy. Smart animals
The monkey performing CPR on another monkey is absolutely amazing!!!
Also: the dog who freed the little dressed up monkey is also great!
I just hope the monkey knew (or remembered) how to survive on its own, after clearly being taken by humans… and that it got rid of the ridiculous dress as quickly as possible!!
Lol yeah I was a bit confused by the dress haha.
I know, right? There is no situation where a monkey should be in a dress OR in a tiny cage! Shame on those assholes for trying to OWN nature, instead of respecting it.
@@reginaphalange4182 yeah a bit cringe to me. And also looked like a diaper ? I’m unsure but it’s kind of sick to me.
Ppl who did that are abominations.
Quite literally "monkey see, monkey do." I suppose living near cities and watching how paramedics or good samaritans act in case of accidents have taught them a thing or two.
" You got it dude, you got it ! " just kills me😂.
Some pepole say animals r dumb but this shows how smart enough animals are to save animals
The tortoise save at 0:31 is actually very astonishing, he knew his friend needed help.
It's a male flipping over a female to mate.
This is a thing turtles naturally do for each other. There are lots of videos showing this. There's more going on with reptiles than we will ever know.
Absolutely beautiful! This video shows you just how smart animals are and how capable they are of compassion. A duck and swan inadvertently feeding fish, a pig helping a baby goat, a dog helping a deer fawn, it's all just so fascinating!
Edit: Added _inadvertently_ because people like to repeat the same thing about ducks needing water to swallow their food, even though that's not always the case. I've seen bare ducks dry swallow food in the wild.
Yep - and humans laughing while fish die
Ces un Croix n'a que les animaux 😃 peux faire sa ces cool 😂😄😄😂😂😄
@@edward9643 Human cruelly uses a penetrating hook to pull hungry fish out of the water -- just for sadistic amusement, and then throws them right back and eaves without feeding them.
Some people don't give animals enough credit I wanted to cry watching those videos
And we humans think we are the most intelligent species! Lol
3:30 who filmed this is heartless
I swear I know exactly how that mother polar bear felt when her baby fell in water too deep. When my son was 3 he did the same thing into a pool and i pretty much did exactly what she did. Go mama!!
What i dont understand, and what troubles me greatly is that in both cases of fish suffocating whilst out of water the human recording it and the bystanders were giggling - like death was funny to them. If i have interpreted things correctly then those animals showed greater care and love than humans
I was thinking the same. You know those fish were suffocating and suffering
@@scorpion-lg4ic u and me both - and it hurt to watch
Don't you eat fish 🐟 🎏,?
@@vijayvijay4123 oh come on vijay, looks like u even think it's funny. Doesn't anyone have a heart? Seriously
@@edward9643 In Bengal of India Brahmins eat fish . Whereas in other parts they're strictly vegetarian. The reason the Bengali Brahmins say is that fish is like a grain as it's harvested from the sea .
Thanks for posting this. Never hurts to see the animal kingdom showing the power of love.
Hopefully people will catch on💕
You know what - this isn't love? It's instinct.
This is what the animal kingdom does when left to its own devices.
Like in South america, where I lived- if there was a man beating his wife, molesting girls? - they took them out behind the barn to give him taste of his own medicine
- that's their natural instinct. Protect their women and children. They don't have domestic abuse laws?
We give them counseling and child visitation to make sure they can keep doing damage
Men are afraid to step in to help people out cuz they'll end up getting arrested and prosecuted by some feminazi lawyer.
Look at these animals - they're not micromanaged under a bunch of political baloney.. and they simply do the right thing by instinct
Yes....but the animal urgency is to be helped. Directly Help ... to avoid them suffer and pain
@@lincedaniel4660
Never visit Alaska.
There's prey or predators.
Nothing in between.
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The golden retriever dragging the cat away like he's had too much to drink in a bar and started picking fights lol
1:22 that had me smiling 🤭
That turtle flipped on its back is how I feel right now being 6 months pregnant and trying to get out of bed. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Best wishes!
@@MoodyBluesRequiem80 Thank you same to you
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@@MoodyBluesRequiem80 Thank you 😊
"Pilot, DROP the DUCK!" LOL!!! Not sure if Pilot was looking to save it -- or looking for a snack. Either way, that was awesome. 3:02
Pilot: but mom it was drowning
That's so kind of them 🙂🙂🙂
HI new member here thank you for sharing this very heart warming amazing moments and inspirational video. keep up the good wok.
also the dog helping the fish really warmed my heart. what a smart animal to be able to know that it needs help!
It’s sad knowing someone is filming rather than helping, but just goes to show how animals can be better than some humans
That's right! I agree! Animals are way smarter than humans!
I was saying the same, they care more about their "content" then the price of an animals lives, I could never
It’s a fair bet that some of these situations were set up by the people filming as well.
Tbf, many of those situations they couldn't intervene anyways, because it could be dangerous.
@@learleywells4498 Idk 😅
That tiger wasnt saving the goat...he wanted the whole thing to himself.
I'm not totally sure about the Lioness rescuing the antilope calf at 6:29, there's just not enough context. Sadly, she might've just been nonchalantly walking away with a snack.
Unbelievable. The love animals have within them.
This is an interesting video but you're imbuing these animals with human emotions and attributes.
It's called anthromorphosis.
We do indeed see very real, high level interaction/training with domestic animals and a mother's instincts are universal whether domesticated or wild, but most animals act primarily on instinct. It isn't emotional in the sense we understand that term to mean and it isn't a deliberate "kindness" or "compassion" that humans often perceive it to be.
@@Susweca5569 what has to be done, has to be done kinda thing
@@Susweca5569 Animals are sentient beings. They have their level of empathy and clearly value lives other than their own.
I reject the notion that they’re merely on autopilot. Implying that animals don’t feel is what leads to their widespread abuse, suffering and slaughter at the hands of humans.
I am always amazed by animals...I have been blessed w the best buddy ever...I rescued him over a decade or more ago...in the bad side of Tulsa,ok USA...behind a dumpster in dyer need...but when I lost my fiance due to untimely death he took his life...in doing so it took a huge toll on me...my affectionately called him Ghetto...sense that is where I rescued him..he ended up rescuing me ...He would not let me stay in bed..he would bark and knudge me to take him out...It's truly amazing how u try to good for a sad situation for a dog to do the same 4 me..is a miracle...He means the world to me...and it will be sad days when he goes to heaven it will b nice to know he and I will b reunited once agian...it's all about doing the right thing...and that Is a language we as humans and wild life can speak
So glad you have your companion
Perhaps it's your spirit dog
But I'm sad for you, cuz you've already played it out to the point where your dog is dead and you're alone again?
So how are you supposed to enjoy this dog if all you're thinking about is when it's dead?
Heart warming, awe, bravo fur children, 👏 🐾💖🐕
*I admire how the mother polar bear instinctively leaped into the water without hesitation to rescue her cub, just like a human mother would do.*
Pig rescues goat 😂
Hope you’re giving Nathan a credit
5:42 that was a real dedication
Aww the bull looked so proud when it flipped the turtle
Love seeing animals helping eachother
"The golden retriever that stopped his buddy from fighting" again, made me laugh.
Dog: c'mon Paul leave the guy alone! You don't gotta fight everybody everytime you drink.
So seriously beautiful! I think one I found very fascinating was how FAST the turtle moved to gain a little momentum to flip his/her friend upright!!!
The bull got so exited after seeing the peoples reactions to him helping flip the turtle 😆😆
2:15 “c’mon, Paul. You’ve had too much to drink tonight, I’m taking you home”
Hahaha that's it haha
7:43 that cat did not need any help, he just doesn't care :D
The golden retriever was like
"Dude, what's with you? This is beneath you. Leave him be"
They say animals don't have thought process. This video proves different! And the love, the love!
The cute Doggo rescuing the duck then gently licking her was so cute
I think the bull one impresses me the most he did it so perfectly and gentle as possible
So nice to see positive animal interaction and hopefully more people will see how intelligent animals are hopefully some of those wildlife creatures survived
This is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing. In a time when it seems like the world has gone mad, this is so heartwarming to see!
I like how no one is talking about how the people recording just stood there and did nothing 😃
You go on and help a lion, or bull, or some big animal. I'll stand by and watch your demise
@@thefastcommenter7774 Makes sense, but the other animals that pose less of a threat, people still did not help.
I think this is sweet but for most of them I don’t understand why the person can’t take a minute of there time to help. It’s much easier for people then it is for animals when it comes to helping others
Omg that's what I was thinking 🤔 but for some they cant and for others for example like the cat who got plastic bag on its face and the cup it was just one second plus they were close to the cat
yep and the well ones a person did that theres no way a kitten can climb a straight wall
@@skhatun4525 exactly
@@jonsnow1740 yeah
I think it’s because we shouldn’t get involved with nature, or there just stupid people doing it for fun
4:00 the duck must said 'one by one , one by one pls :)'
6:39 that lion wasn’t doing any rescuing😂
Wow! That duck feeding the fish was really amazing!
The dog helping the cat against that huge predatory bird was awesome. They must be the good friends. The dog that snatched the other dog out of the water in the canal was pretty cool too. Bunch of awesome saves. Was fun to watch. Great video
All of those animals are absolute stars, such a beautiful video
Watched the full video but haven't seen anything as u have mention.. the dog saving his frn from the predator bird was a dog n not a cat..
@@actionmovies4033 128 people saw a cat HAHA WTF
@@actionmovies4033 yep and you could tell the dog was old
Elephants have a lot to teach us. They are amazingly sweet and careful animals! This is a great compilation!
Elephants are supposedly extremely intelligent, too. Their brains are 4 times larger than human brains. I have a whole book about them. 🐘
@@hollyhayes9640 ikr
1:11 Wow!!! Very lucky baby Zebra, but an extremely lucky lion as well! She was right at the edge of the mothers kick.
animals also got humanity (helping nature)
The sad reality of these kind of videos are it shows that some peoples only want good shots instead of helping others living beings. But the girl who helped the monkey to save kitten, that's great. 🙏
That's what is called sixth sense or the mind . Our mind has a life of its own.
I really dont think that the lioness was saving the little calf,more like an easy meal,under the bush!!!!!
The older zebra saving it's baby from getting attacked got me so happy
This is such a amazing video 🔥
6:38 She's helping her young here...bringing an easy prey for them to practise on.
Thought so lol, I was like this looks like the lions saving their food.
SUBHANALLAH... This is so amazing that it is beyond the human mind. So caring about what they see who are in need of help...
The tiger saved 🐏 for it for herself. LOL 😂
7:39 woow thats so cute.. I really want to visit that Zoo and meet that hero Pig :)
Pure empathy by all of them !
no the big cats were merely protecting their prey from other big cats so they could kill and eat it in peace.
@@Gambit771 legit, never confuse lion protection as friendship
A lioness is saving an antelope calf....for lunch.
It's the dog removing the cat from a fight for me 💯🤣🤣🤣🤣
So cute 🥰🥰🥰 Animals
This is so true, its heartbreaking to watch but at the same time lovely to see animals helping other animals.als much nicer to see than the people filming and doing nothing to help
Sadly, in later years, this misconception has crept in that helping an animal in need, means intefering with nature. And many people have uncritically bought into this.
Fortunately animals didn't hear about this, and still allow themselves to have a heart and show empathy.
@@ingeabrahamsen4684 Yeah ikr, things like that fish or the dog in a canal I would’ve tried to save without a second thought about it. I’d even risk getting bit from it.
Or those chickens stuck in the snow, sure I suppose if you were on a ranch or something it’d be good to teach your canine companion how to save any livestock or similar from things like being buried, but still.
May all they animals be saved from all forms of danger. 🙏 Such poor little souls, trying to live one more day, just like us humans. 😓💔
Im crying those clip are full of pure kindness
The lioness carrying the precious baby. So sweet! In actuality they do that to lure the mom . They will rough house it to make it cry out for mom . Mama comes running to save baby. U get the picture🙈
8:57 such a heartwarming clip of a tiger having his teeth through that goat's throat while protecting his meal from another hungry tiger.
I mean is this guy an idiot? He really just said that?
Wonderful how animals help each other. Too bad it doesn't apply so much in people's lives :-(. Thanks to! 🙂
"Too bad it doesn't apply so much in people's lives." Jerk. People help each other all the time. Does it make you feel superior to say stupid shit like that?
Totally agree mate
Generally speaking, it's not what you think. The animal is not hungry put will eat it when it does get hungry
Yea
🤣cats very beautiful🤣
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The intelligence of animals is so beautiful
7:39 That's Nathan for you. A must watch show 😂
I see so many videos about how ducks are feeding the fish and they're doing it because they're so generous... except that ducks need water to swallow. So yes they're helping the fish but it's not a conscious decision that's just how they have to eat the dry food. Still that's what you call a symbiotic relationship☺️
Jennifer- yes, I had ducks and they wash their food down with water, and in the meantime feed the fish! 😊
Ruined it
They also may respond to the fish's gape, the way birds do to their offspring.
@@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380 Ducks don't feed their young, so that wouldn't apply. But definitely a good thought!
🤣cats very beautiful🤣
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Some strong mommas ❤ momma polar bear momma elephant, momma zebra momma monkey , momma Buffalo you go momma’s❤
1:38 when the buffalo got happy wen they cheered for him he wasn't aggressive at all. Seem like he knew they was encouraging him ❤
By far one of the best videos I've ever seen on UA-cam:)
It's incredible how God has put the love of his creation in everything!!!!
Dude, god didn’t save that goat from the tigers. Jesus Christ. People r dumb.
3:43 reminds me of a tumbler post that went along the lines of “ducks deserve to be awarded for not being geese.”
So helpful thx you so much ♥️💞💗💖😇😊
I had a few puppies near my home. When the black one grew up it came back and jumped on me like it remembers me ❤❤