Emotions in Animals: Reality or Anthropomorphism? | Ron Magill | TEDxNewRiver
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- Опубликовано: 30 май 2023
- Explore the fascinating world of animal emotions with Ron Magill from Zoo Miami through the tale of Kwasi, a lion cub born at the zoo in 2014. This compelling video delves into Kwasi's early life struggles, offering unique insights into lion behavior and posing the question: do animals experience human-like emotions? Ronald Magill is an american wildlife expert and photographer; he is the communications director of the Miami-Dade Zoological Park and Gardens, and makes regular television appearances across local South Florida networks. Magill has won five Emmy Awards for his work on the nature documentary programs; Dreams of Alaska, The Amazon & Beyond, "Alligator Love," and Dreams of the Rain Forest This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
I was amazed to see the entire sequence of the event been showed in a vivid yet anthromorphic manner i could resonate with the speaker "Being a mother is not necessarily being the one who gives birth but also the one who nurtures and protects you" kashifa and her family and the immortal relationship between kashifa and quasi ❤We could simply see the trait so closely 💙
It's so awesome how animals can teach us human beings just how similar we are.
Anthropomorphic! Love teaches us how to be protective, RESPONSIBILITY. " Survival." Thank you Ron Magill.
Nice talk, Ron. I miss my time at Metrozoo. Moments you can't get anywhere else.
Amazing talk Ron. Love the images but the passion you tell the stories with brings them to life.
Amazed by his expressive talk.....
Exceptionally well expressed and heart felt 🫶🏼Animals and protect them from extinction before it’s too late
Loved this literally ❤❤
love this storyteller, amazing.
Ron is a pretty great guy. This is not performative, either. He's just like this.
Watched this dude for a long time, and he's about as Miami as can be, look at what Florida law has become, and amplify that to animal laws..the guy from tiger King was here bypassing laws and using animals in so many ways, zoos do too, they may learn a lot but they know it's wrong in a lot of ways...
Amazing
amazing story
Incredible storyteller 😊
Thank you all
YAAAAAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
If people were as effective in transforming their destructive emotions and instincts as this lion, we would stop destroying animals for food. Not only that, but violence, crime and war would also end.
How can we know this much about animals yet deny them the freedom to live as they should in the wild?
It's not the easiest question to answer. Our ancestors lived "in the wild" not so long ago. Do you want to do that again?
@@christaylor9095 not really a comparison. Humans are not trapped and kept in cages or enclosures their whole lives for other humans to go and gawp at them.
@Herbivore it is obviously a comparison. There are differences, sure, which is why I lead with "it's not the easiest question to answer." Yes, thequality of captivity can vary depending on the establishment and, yes, they have limited movement regardless, but they also never go hungry, never go thirsty, have significantly reduced hazards from inclement weather and predation/hunting/poaching, they get veterinary treatment for parasites and medical conditions. Tradeoffs. Also, you didn't answer my question. Would you like to go back to a hunter/gather existence?
@@christaylor9095 so, would you be OK if somebody trapped you and put you in a cage for the rest of your life, if they fed you etc?
@Herbivore I'm not going to continue if you won't answer my questions too.
Wait, if jabari is quasis dad, then why was in not cool?
Viva mi Real Madrid
People infer inaccurate things about other humans constantly, yet we think we get animals? Smh. She could equally fear him so she is submitting; as a young lioness, she is used to seeing lion behavior. Equally plausible, it is pure instinct, no emotion. Sigh.... humans