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This young leopard was then quarantined and given rabies treatments due to the human element of the dogs being brought into the area and to safeguard the animal population from exposure. He was later released back into the wild.
This young leopard was then quarantined and given rabies treatments due to the human element of the dogs being brought into the area and to safeguard the animal population from exposure. He was later released back into the wild.
These peaceful little guys (who are the largest rodents in the world) are called capybaras, and they get along extremely well with literally every other animal species. Including humans.
How come? Well, it certainly doesn’t have to do with the fact that they eat their own waste. No, what it probably has to do with is their incredible inner peace.
Just look at this.
And indeed, the photo/video evidence of the capybara’s friendliness towards other animals is more than convincing.
Apparently, all domestic and wild animals (including crocodiles!) seem to be happily hanging out with this friendly creature that looks like a rat-pig hybrid.
But really, what’s their secret then?
Native to South America, these cute animals are extremely social, often forming groups of 10-20 individuals that live together.
And they are also quite big! They are the largest rodents in the world, growing to a size of up to 134cm (4 feet 4¾ inches) and weighing up to 66kg (145 lb).
Third, capybaras are semi-aquatic mammals that prefer to live near bodies of water. They are master swimmers that can avoid predators by staying submerged for up to 5 minutes. They even only mate in water.
But as for why everybody loves them, there are only guesses. Yet, there’s certainly much evidence around. Now, see for yourself.
Nature is often portrayed as a ruthless battleground where survival of the fittest reigns supreme. Yet, beneath the surface of this apparent brutality lies a world of extraordinary compassion and unlikely friendships.
Across the animal kingdom, stories of one species coming to the rescue of another abound, illuminating the notion that instinctual survival often intertwines with altruism. One of the most fascinating examples of this is the relationship between birds and fish, where seemingly divergent roles can lead to heartwarming acts of heroism.
Poor baby!! How in the world did this man happen to see this baby? God was watching over this presious baby and sent this hero to rescue him!! So lucky that boulder was separate from the other rock and this man could move ir!!! .🖒Who knows how long that baby had been stuck!!! This man will be richly rewarded for doing this compassionate thing for this horse!!!
s an Arab I’m very very impressed by how much the eagle trusts him & you can tell by the fact that the eagle is lowering his head to eat ( which mean that the eagle is lowering his guard and being in a very vulnerable position ) , even though these creatures are incredibly dangerous,strong and stubborn they are also very sensitive emotionally and anything that effect their pride & ego will impact their health in a negative way , It is the most powerful of the birds of prey AKA “ Master of the Lords of Sky” incredible job handling your lovely
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My Mission is to inspire and educate people from around the world about the beauty and importance of the animal kingdom. I do this by creating and sharing educational and inspirational content on social media.
The moment we humans fall in love with someone we immediately want to protect them and definitely don’t want to harm them. This is why it is important to me that what i show and what I say is not being misinterpret or leads to a wrong way of love for animals and that is ultimately why we created this Video. People need to understand that living with wild animals in a natural wilderness area is not the same as visiting a peting zoo or getting yourself a wild animal as a pet.
I dedicated my entire life and beeing in order to live a life amongst them, i risk my life, my time, my everything in order to fit into their world. This commitment and dedication results in the justification of me interacting physically and mentally with these being in a way the world has rarely seen before.
This is the reason why i take YOU guys through our content with me into this world in order for You to experience some of this fascination upclose and personal as i do it. Like this You don’t have to quit Your Job, leave Your social enviroment and Your life behind and move into the wilderness for the rest of Your life in order to see them and learn from them upclose and personal like i do it.
Riesdah elaborates: “We had been following these two young lions for a few days. Guests who were staying at the Umlani Treehouse woke up to find the two lions outside the treehouse. This is how our ranger knew to start following them. We then spotted a herd of buffalo. Amongst them were two injured buffaloes slowing down the main herd.
The lions were aware of this and started tracking these weaker ones. We sat and waited patiently until the herd had passed by, followed by the lions. The lions were very diligent and waited until one of the injured buffaloes fell far enough behind to attack it (the herd was still around in the bush). They managed to tackle him down, but the nearby herd was not having any of it!
They did a 180-degree turn and came running around the corner to assist the hunted buffalo. The poor buffalo was rolled around like a toy car but the tactics of the herd paid off. They were able to chase the lions off their friend and get them to flee, literally “saving his bacon”.
I had wanted to see something interesting, but this was beyond my imagination. We were in total shock. I felt empathetic towards the buffalo, hoping that it would get away unscathed. This was the first time I have ever seen lions or any of the big 5 in real life, my first ever safari. I was told that I am very lucky to have witnessed something like this, as many go to the bush for years without seeing anything remotely close to this experience.
