The smell on Damien’s skin brought kwibi to his then young memories of early days and yearned to go back into time. So loving.
This just shows how intelligent animals can be. If I trained a gorilla when he or she was a baby I would thrilled to see it 5 years later.
Immediately after watching this video, I laid down and snuggled with both of my dogs. To truly feel an animal’s love is one the best experiences in this life.
It’s almost like he was protecting him that whole time, leading him back, sitting and watching all night…probably to say thank you for taking care of him as a baby.
I’m in awe.
Imagine having this kind of friendship with a beautiful animal like that. Incredible
I hv lost count being watching it again and again.. Still gives mw the same vibe as if i watched it for the first time…. Perfect
The fact that Kwibi loves him so much means he really took care of him well when he was a baby. Protected and loved him like any parent would.
4:33 Just for perspective, we run a riding stables, we would consider either one of those people to be too heavy for a horse of that size. But both of them would be ridiculous, and then to cross a stream in that condition, totally crazy. Sometimes it’s not the nature that is scary.
1:01 Fun fact about hammer heads, they are one of the most friendly types of sharks towards humans, the hammerhead was aiming for a fish that you can sea run under the legs of the man. The hammer head was simply trying to get a snack.
The encounter with the bear and its cubs is absolutely terrifying. There is nothing as unpredictable as a mother bear with cubs. And he had no distance, if she decided to charge there would be no way he could escape. I’m curious as to how he extracted himself from that
My most favorite scene of all the time in here was the bicyclist and the moose. The guy knew what he was doing. Scary — especially since it was a momma moose but the reaction time of the guy was amazing.
Nothing is holding these escape artists back. Not cages, fences, doors, literally nothing can hold them back from what they want! Watch these escape artist pets wiggle their way out into freedom!
This is our role as humans in this world!! Thank you to all who understand this!! As much as animals love us , we finally give back!! Feels good being a hero doesn’t it
Real men are compassionate & willing to go out their way to help the helpless, no matter how small. Good karma should be coming to visit each of them soon.
They are all sweet for helping but the guy with the turtle just set the poor thing back. You are not supposed to turn a turtle around. They go in one direction and if they are moved they will go right back. So if you do see one in the road and you want to help it, take it to the side of the road it’s facing.
Try Not to Laugh: Hilarious Baby Encounters at the Zoo
There’s something universally joyful about the sight of a baby. From their infectious laughter to their wide-eyed curiosity, babies have a way of making the mundane extraordinary.
Combine this with the wild antics of zoo animals, and you have a recipe for pure hilarity. “Try Not to Laugh: Funny Babies at the Zoo” is a delightful exploration of those wonderfully funny moments when tiny humans meet the wild world of animals.
The Joyous Reactions
One of the most entertaining aspects of taking babies to the zoo is witnessing their reactions to animals they’ve only seen in books or on screens. Picture a baby leaning against the glass of an aquarium, mesmerized by the graceful movements of a dolphin or the colorful display of tropical fish.
Their wide eyes and gaping mouths reflect pure wonder, while their giggles encapsulate the sheer joy of discovery. But it doesn’t stop there; it’s the babies’ attempts to mimic animal sounds that truly steal the show.
There’s this species of lizard that is literally exactly like a dinosaur. Even though it’s a deadly creature.. I decided to build it a home and keep it as a pet. By the end of the video I find out if dinosaurs are actually good pets. The species is a Frilled Dragon
i really appreciate that you didn’t force the little guy through any unnecessary stress to get him to show off his neck frill! thank you, and mr prehistoric is pretty awesome
I can’t imagine how expensive this video was to make. He looks so sweet. My only gripe is his friendliness score because he was super chill about being handled
Cool animal, few things to note though, frilled dragons often get put in too high of humidity, the Australian ones live in arid areas and tropical grasslands and scrubland, never let humidity exceed 75% for Australian frilled dragons(50-70% is good, the upper ends would only be reached periodically in the rainy season) if you do respiratory illness will quickly follow.
your little dragon wont stay small for long and the Australian frilled dragons can exceed 90cm in length (larger than he PNG ones) they are voracious, also in the wild I’ve always found they prefer vertical trees and stumps, so give him some of those, they like to shimmy around them to get out of sight
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Respect for people who dedicate their lives to raising and caring for animals and their diverse needs. That is a pretty good-looking group of animals. I especially liked the turkeys and birds. And the tortoises are pretty neat too. Great video! Thank you. This is what children should be seeing, not some perverse adult themed subject matter.
The rivalry over territory can become an ugly one at times. And, when wild animals clash, you can be sure that there are never 2 winners, there will always be one between the two that pulls the shortest straw.
“When we heard the strange hyena calls, we quickly headed off to find out what was going on. Two hyenas were in the river – battling it out! One was the dominant and the other one trying to retreat.”
“We were all shocked as it was the first time any of us had seen such a vicious struggle between hyenas. It was harsh to watch as the hyena being struck was already badly wounded and looked exhausted and in pain. We felt obligated to watch though, as this was fascinating, especially being a field guide and never having seen something like this before – although –not pleasant to watch.”
“After about 2 hours of on and off fighting, we saw the original dominant and 2 other hyenas heading down the road towards the injured hyena, and at that stage, we knew that the hyena would not survive the last fight, so we decided to leave it in peace. We later found out from the office that the hyenas had finished the hyena off after we left.”
“We sent our footage through to a hyena expert to find out what they thought could have been the reason for such a battle. She explained that the 4 hyenas involved were all males. The young hyena (she could tell by the teeth) being pushed had probably recently left his clan to find another clan to join, as males will do to ensure genetic variation. The 3 males of this territory weren’t happy about it, which is something that happens from time to time.”
“This was the worst hyena encounter I have ever seen. Usually, you get the normal scuffle at food, but never an intense ongoing battle like this one. Even though it’s never pleasant watching any animal in distress, it is nature, which always has a purpose, and if you can stomach it –it’s a sighting you will never forget and probably never get to watch again! So take as much video and photos as possible, because it could be educational to others. “