Animals That Asked People for Help #3

Dude hearing the animals cry is so heart breaking 😭😭

i love how the octopus acts "i shall report this act of kindness to our lord, you will be spared during his awakening"

that ending was the most anti-climatic thing ever

Normal people would go away as fast as they can. Russians: Eyy wolf hello *exits the car to feed him*

It is really beautiful to see humans helping animals instead of destroying them. I wish more people would be like this, the world would be a better place.

"Regardless of where you currently are, make sure to- " Bruh 9:22

Imagine beating a bird, like how sad is your life?

Most people: There is a wolf let's not approach it. Russians: hello

my heart melted. Once, a man saved a female wolf, brought her back to her pack. 5 years later, a bear was attempting to kill the man when the same wolf and the pack stepped in and saved him. edit: dang this blew up! thanks for the likes! anyways, if you wanna watch the video here it is: A man saved a she wolf from a trap, a few years later she saved his life -YouTube

It makes me happy to see that there are still beautiful people in the world 🙂

"the wolf is not even afraid of the human" Wolf: Bitch I'm the apex predator out here

group of boys attacks a tucan with sticks Satan himself: excuse me wtf

baby bear: “gosh you didn’t have to throw me”

Because of these kinds of people, who help no matter the situation, I still have hope in humanity.

awww its so sweet that some of the humans want to help!... how the video ends: make sure to-

WOW where di you find all these people who are actually interested in learning something!!?? Well done!! Nature is AWESOME cool Vid!!

The baby turtle: you almost done? human: 👍🏻

I saved a crow that was sick. I kept him for 2 weeks and he got better I let him go and said goodbye. 3 days later he was outside my house door Crows are one of the most intelligent animals They have a good memory aswell.

I hail all the people that do this every single day, saving so many animals (and orcas!) that get trapped in horrible situations, even with out recording it.

1:58 is essentially how Wolves first tamed themselves to become our companion's hundreds if not thousands of years ago. All it took was a single lone hungry Wolf and some sympathetic person to show them kindness by offering some food and company. Next thing you know the Wolf decided that the Human was now a part of their new adopted pack, and the rest is history. Now we have what is literally referred to as "Mans best friend" and we've only been better for it. It's also why when you watch a lot of these rescue videos, the animals understand help and understand compassion. They all have the capabilities to experience the same emotions we do. It's just that their lives/environment is much simpler and straightforward. A Bear will pull a drowning Crow from water because it understands that drowning is awful and will kill the Crow, and it knows that helping the Crow serves no benefit other than saving another creature. Yet a Bear also has no problem eating a dead Crow or maybe scooping Fish from a river, because that's simply the cycle of life in its ecosystem. The same has been observed with a story where a Cheetah saved and raised a baby Chimp, simply because she was sympathetic to the fact that it was a baby and obviously had maternal instincts of caring for an abandoned child. It isn't that the Cheetah hunts/kills smaller animals for sport, it's just again a part of their natural order of life/death where "I hunt because I am hungry, and I eat because I will die if I don't". So often in an environment where animals have their needs met, and aren't in danger of starving or suffering, they will demonstrate the same levels of care that humans do at our most basic levels (such as when various species have been observed unexpectedly co-existing simply because they either mutually benefit or simply aren't concerned with competing for food/shelter). If anything it shows that humans and animals are very closely linked, in that when we are in the position to express sympathy and friendship without the worries of basic needs (food for example), that we will. It's why humanity has gradually become closer and closer throughout history as we move towards (ideally) someday all working together and living in peace. Because we have reached a point where we (largely) don't need to fight/compete for survival against each other, and instead have a world where we can share resources and give kindness/aid freely. Which we might not have nailed down perfectly yet, but we're working on it.