Do not run. Stand calmly, wild boars are very fast runners. Best way to keep calm. If they do not feel attacked by you, they wont make you a harm. I live in the forest. I had hundreds meetings with them and they never attacked me. Just try to keep distance, do not provoke and keep calm. All the best to you from Poland. ❤❤❤
Tex Bacalian they are not domesticated. Not at all. Fully wild animals. This video is from Europe, and in many places we peacefully coexist with wild animals. Guess you are American...
@@deadaccount4522 She must be preeeeeeeetty fucking used to people to permit this sort of interaction. When a mother sow is farrowing, she's apt to go into Blind Rage Mode when anything that doesn't look, smell, or act like any of the hogs in her sounder gets within goring range. Instinct generally overtakes reasoning during this part of their life, and to have so trusting an interaction with a human of all creatures during this time is like having a boar act the same way during the mating season when their testosterone is practically screaming KILL KILL FUCKING KILL at everything around them that isn't a sow.
My advice folks , do not try approaching a truly wild pig with piglets and be careful if taking a dog for a walk in an area where there are wild pigs .
Depends on the pig. A lot of wild ones will come to humans if they haven't had any negative interactions. Pigs are very smart and will remember how they've been treated.
Is the cameraman invisible or a ghost? Are they not really wild? Why are the protective mother sow and territorial father boar not utterly wiping him out of existence?
Here in the US wild boars are a huge problem. They destroy acres of farm land and attack people. But maybe in different lands you are friends with them??? Here not so much.....
@Jeffrey Montgomery Does that really surprise you? They don't even live on that continent. There are a very small number of states in the US where they live "wild" aka feral because people kept them and then later released them for reasons such as...was an idiot? Who knows. Generally about 90% of animals that end up in a non-native habitat ends up damaging it because the ecosystem there has already developed with balance with the animals existing there, and introducing others disrupts that balance. Humans are also one of those species. We aren't meant to live in all of the places we do, and certainly not at the numbers we're at either. We are doing more damage than every other species combined has ever done, so although it is true that animals released where they don't belong can be a nuisance, I always find it hypocritical when people say they're a problem because humans are always the #1 problem, yet nobody is attempting to leave, reduce numbers by means of limiting reproduction, get rid if them, or even reduce the damage. It's hard to take it seriously when someone says an animal is "invasive" when the one saying it is 1000x worse and that's totally fine. Also, the boars are only an issue because of people. They put them there. If they hadn't, there would be no boar problem. So even that is a problem problem, not an animal problem. In Florida especially, where there are the most boars in the country, people releasing non-native pets continues to be a problem. My favorite animal ever that I want to keep so badly is no longer legal in the country because of Floridians releasing them and causing a nuisance "wild" population there.
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My brain is confused between cuteness and thread because if I'd see one in real live in the Forrest I'd run for my life. Still beautiful creatures
Do not run. Stand calmly, wild boars are very fast runners. Best way to keep calm. If they do not feel attacked by you, they wont make you a harm. I live in the forest. I had hundreds meetings with them and they never attacked me. Just try to keep distance, do not provoke and keep calm. All the best to you from Poland. ❤❤❤
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@@celebvoncelebrus4429 meathead comment from an idiot. 🪛
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Not wild. Descendants of wild pigs that were domesticated but untainted bloodline.
Tex Bacalian they are not domesticated. Not at all. Fully wild animals. This video is from Europe, and in many places we peacefully coexist with wild animals. Guess you are American...
Pigs are not domesticated, farm pigs are the same species as wild boars.
The most educated doctor, MD or PhD, is of the same species as the cannibals of Papua New Guinea. Both are Homo Sapiens. No offense to Papuans.
my brother in christ these are Sus scrofa
Hope all is well with you, your family, and your boars! Hope to see more videos!
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beautiful... i really wonder how you do not attacked by zofia when you are with her babies
The same way horses don't typically attack when you approach their foal:
She's used to people.
@@deadaccount4522 She must be preeeeeeeetty fucking used to people to permit this sort of interaction. When a mother sow is farrowing, she's apt to go into Blind Rage Mode when anything that doesn't look, smell, or act like any of the hogs in her sounder gets within goring range. Instinct generally overtakes reasoning during this part of their life, and to have so trusting an interaction with a human of all creatures during this time is like having a boar act the same way during the mating season when their testosterone is practically screaming KILL KILL FUCKING KILL at everything around them that isn't a sow.
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Silencio podría ser escuchar el ataque de un jabalí y no la ataques por favor 🐗🥺
My advice folks , do not try approaching a truly wild pig with piglets and be careful if taking a dog for a walk in an area where there are wild pigs .
In murica efen sqiurrels are dangerous.
I love the color those piglets have.
Is that sow fully wild? I'm just amazed at how comfortable she is being close to humans.
Depends on the pig. A lot of wild ones will come to humans if they haven't had any negative interactions. Pigs are very smart and will remember how they've been treated.
Ive got same fully wild sow with babies in my forest..everyday they are coming to meet with me and eat
It’s amazing how treating an animal well with some snacks.
Please come to also look at the Japanese wild boar!
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Beautiful creatures. :)
Indeed they are!
MY FAVORITEST EVER
It seems that wild boars have a much harder time securing food compared to domesticated ones. I wonder which group is happier in the end?
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They are very lovely
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boars are back!
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Ty for the vid :)
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Why are they letting you get so close. Are they wild or do you take care of them with food. What about the males.
OH GOD THEYRE SO LITTLE
I DIDNT REALIZE HOW LITTLE THEY WERE
OH
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MY HEART
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Słodkie.
thx for the video , beautiful wild boars :)
Soo cute pigs
I didn’t understand wild piglet coloring until now
Lovely video of lovely creatures ! They're my fav!
Yeah there cute now. But they'll eventuallyl grow, develop a shirt temper and run you down like a Mack Truck
My little boy calls them "baby hoglets"
gejik
Wild boars have the cutest young of the animal kingdom, and on this hill I shall die
How do you get so close to them?
The man gave her something to eat. @1:42. You can make many friends with food.
That camo on the piglets!
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Good
Indebes
Really cute
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Alexander Lejon
Kurva 8 nice
QT
look at that camouflage wild boars know how to adapt
I thought boar only referred to male pigs?
Bethel Mini Horas no, boar are a species. Boar are also a male of the species, just like man.
@@StONEDiLESO A female boar is a sow.
@@cnutsack so what?
How is Michael now?
Is the cameraman invisible or a ghost? Are they not really wild?
Why are the protective mother sow and territorial father boar not utterly wiping him out of existence?
I was going to post the same thing, but this is a much more humorous version that have me a laugh.😂
Beatiful
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merci pour ce merveilleux moment
Protégeons les sangliers au lieu de les massacrer ! Les écolos devraient y penser et les jeunes qui protègent le climat !
@@fabiolasimonez7619 Non , les sangliers sont les repas pour moi et mes amis
I'm curious
How did you tame a boar
Do they have contact with (many) other people besides you?
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Once in a while I look this up since her injury. Thx for posting
Here in the US wild boars are a huge problem. They destroy acres of farm land and attack people. But maybe in different lands you are friends with them??? Here not so much.....
@Jeffrey Montgomery
Does that really surprise you? They don't even live on that continent. There are a very small number of states in the US where they live "wild" aka feral because people kept them and then later released them for reasons such as...was an idiot? Who knows. Generally about 90% of animals that end up in a non-native habitat ends up damaging it because the ecosystem there has already developed with balance with the animals existing there, and introducing others disrupts that balance.
Humans are also one of those species. We aren't meant to live in all of the places we do, and certainly not at the numbers we're at either. We are doing more damage than every other species combined has ever done, so although it is true that animals released where they don't belong can be a nuisance, I always find it hypocritical when people say they're a problem because humans are always the #1 problem, yet nobody is attempting to leave, reduce numbers by means of limiting reproduction, get rid if them, or even reduce the damage. It's hard to take it seriously when someone says an animal is "invasive" when the one saying it is 1000x worse and that's totally fine.
Also, the boars are only an issue because of people. They put them there. If they hadn't, there would be no boar problem. So even that is a problem problem, not an animal problem. In Florida especially, where there are the most boars in the country, people releasing non-native pets continues to be a problem. My favorite animal ever that I want to keep so badly is no longer legal in the country because of Floridians releasing them and causing a nuisance "wild" population there.
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Dispatch!
Beautiful creatures..... Lovely piglets!