@@konacopia "camels.. they can hold grudges if mistreated" Every animal on earth is the same. Exactly the Same thoughts and feelings as us. Sounds odd but try with animals... treat them as if they were human... they respond eerily well. :)
Never mess with a camel. They are freaking huge, and strong as hell. Many in captivity are docile, and even friendly, but never underestimate their power.
All 3 camel species can reach a Ton, and they are very much fierce, historically living with Tigers and Lions definitely doesn’t help and their pretty aggressive species. They are truely forces of nature.
The big problem is that the big herbivores most people are familiar with are farm animals -- heifer and steer, pigs, sheep, horses, camels, llamas and regional variations ...and while even these can be dangerous, domestication makes them ESSENTIALLY DIFFERENT than their wild relatives and forebears. People underestimate what domestication is. It is NOT akin to taming a wild animal , which must be done individually even if born in captivity, and which is superficial. Domestication happens on a population level only (Ie you cannot domesticate an individual wild animal, only tame it) due to genetic change where,by using artificial evolution we essentially create an entirely new separate species. Though humans have tried to domesticate many types of animals, only about 20 or less species have the genetic potential to be domesticated, and we have already done them all. Though I suppose with sufficiently advanced biotechnology it'd be possible to domesticate others, but not the old fashioned way via animal husbandry. In addition, not all animal husbandry results in domestication Ie just because an animal is farmed doesn't mean it is domesticated, you actually need to breed specifically for domestication killing most of the individual animals born every generation. So animals that are farmed for other uses such as minks for their fur, or macaque monkeys for vivisection, are NOT domesticated, they are simply born and heed in captivity and many are tamed - which happens via nurture/environment...but are genetically wild the same as the ones on the forest. Because many people do not appreciate this, they think, "oh well a random Holstein cow on a farm in NJ let me pet her, so I bet a bison at Yellowstone will let me pet her" or "well my Uncle's Asian water buffalo is friendly, so the African cape buffalo who looks very similar will also be friendly". and they both get gored.
"And the walrus did this by dragging the tourist into the water." I know you were JUST talking about the horrific conditions of this zoo, but still feels like there HAD to be a beat missing in this story. Did the tourist climb a fence? Swim a moat? The walrus is a huge, powerful animal but one terrible weakness: no fingers. It cany just reach over an yank a guy down into the enclosure. I mean, I'm not horribly surprised that such casual animal abuse is accompanied by a rampant neglect of saftey standards, but with the two combined it's just honestly weird that there aren't MORE death. Hell, its weird that this particular walrus doesn't have a history of harrassing and bullykng visitors. If you put animals in tiny enclosures with little to no environment stimulus, fail to provide them with food/health care/activities/space, and worse the space they do have is constantly surronded by strange noises and flashing lights and people trying to get the animal' reaction, well that's just a breeding ground for diaster. Like, its a sign of just how zen this poor walrus must be to only have the TWO body on his record. ETA: Ahh. Yep, tourist being a dick. Oh, but ALSO gross negligence on the part of the zoo. A twofer.
I've seen a video of a girl on a beach ramp literally grabbed and dragged under the water by a walrus with its mouth alone... Surprised to see how high it can jump up under the water... It doesn't need a hand and a finger to dragged a human like a ragdoll, wild is wild they are physically way superior against human's period...
@@TsukiCovehow many videos you mostly do a week I know I keep asking for the Same request like the 9 of largest bovids Are wildebeest one of the largest antelopes and bovids
ngl the tapir guy had it coming for him. dont see how anyone thinks that lowkey stabbing a large animal with big teeth with a knife is going to end very well
I feel like its second to only the camel like what were you expecting it should have been a hell of a lot more obvious to not mess with something that much bigger than you.
Similar case happened in turkey. A brown bear attacked a goat herd, and the shepherd shot the bear with a rifle. The bear went after him and killed him, but the bear also died due to the gunshot.
I’m scared to death of walruses!! I have been to several aquariums and I was calmly looking into tanks via underwater glass walls. Suddenly, out of nowhere, a walrus rammed the glass, right where I was! If I had actually been in the water, I probably would’ve died of internal injuries. I wasn’t doing anything to provoke the walruses -I was just looking at the fish. I wouldn’t get near a walrus no matter how much I were offered!!!! 😰😰😰
It’s worse than you think. Two separate videos by two different channels on RUclips talks about how a walrus feeds. The way the mouth of a walrus is designed means they can’t chew, so to get the meat of clams or crabs, they suck it out of them. And apparently walruses will suck out the brains of a smaller seal through the small seal’s nose. Now imagine a walrus grabbing a person, putting the person’s head to their mouth, and starts sucking. In fact a commentor in one of the videos stated that zoo keepers sometimes get their arms sucked in and ruined by a walrus.
I stand with the Tapir, dude had it coming. Same with the camel, but, having lived in close quarters with those dirty bastards, they can stand a little watching.
yep, and they're only trying to defend themselves by fighting back in any sort of way imaginable. not that I don't blame all of the animals for doing this though to these people these animals were here long before us anyway which we as humans have clean forgotten about by thinking that we were at the top of the food chain and everything else when really we are not it is lions, tigers, bears and sharks and all carnivore animals that are on top of the food chain not us were at the bottom with herbivores and omnivores. what had happened to care and respect for all life on earth to the animal wildlife here what a pity that we have forgot about what our task was that was given to us by the heavenly father to take care of his animals and what do we do when his back is turned, we kill and ruin these poor innocent animals by over hunting them and cutting down all of the tree's all around the world and many other bad things too one of which is the dog meat markets in China and Taiwan and many other places in the world. animals such as dogs and cats and hamsters and gerbles and guineapigs and horses and lizards and many other animals that are not cows and ducks and chickens are not food their pets that need to be loved and cared for and not killed and eaten all of these animals all around the world need to be loved and cared for and respected by all of us we were not put on earth to butcher and mutilate the animals in sick cruel inhumane ways at all we were here to care for the animals which we have forgotten to do so because we became too money greedy and thought only of ourselves and not of the animals anymore which is sadly what is still going on in the world.
I fed a camel at a fair once and those things are HUGE I was afraid it would _accidentally_ bite my fingers off. I'd never go out of my way to sucker punch one.
I heard a story once about some people who were swimming near a humpback whale. And they were trying to get between her and her baby, and they manage to do so, and the mother turned around and slapped one of the women with her tail. Well you could imagine that was the end of that woman. Stupid idiots should not have been trying to get between a mother humpback whale and her baby.
I watched a video of a donkey and camel fighting. The camel literally picked the donkey off the ground by biting it. Then by applying force through its bite. It broke the donkeys back (You could hear it) while the donkey was being held off the ground in the camels jaw. Camels are no joke
It's easier if you know what signals the animal is sending out, that way you know if it's intentions are aggressive defensive or peaceful. When a wild animal seeks to have a peaceful interaction with you it's something to cherish.
The problem is some wild animals have learned to fake nonaggressive body language as a strategy for catching its preys/enemies off guard. Some groups of hyenas and jackals are examples of this. They usually pretend disinterest while strolling around packs of prey animals that rested. This will make the prey animals more at ease and also will keep them in a rested position. The hyenas and jackals would continue to just stroll near and around, seemingly not paying any attention, and do not try to chase or make a move on the prey animals. It is as if they are more interested in something else, something more important. But this disinterest stroll will suddenly change into a savage and bloody predation action the moment the hyenas and jackals found a near prey animal that gets distracted and carelessly not paying attention. Hippo sometime does this trick too. Just before hippo charge at something that makes them mad, they will pretend to look the other way a bit, as if they were going to turn away and leave, only to suddenly charges ahead with incredible speed. So you should never underestimate dan do careless interaction with any animal.
@@zeedeva1092 I do agree being complacent with wild animals is foolish but they do tend to know humans can cause them a great deal of harm. If in doubt have something in your hands that looks like it could be used as a weapon, predators tend to act more cautiously if it sees you holding something an item that could cause it enough harm to either kill it or cause it enough harm to make survival later a lot harder. I do know some animals do act a but more edgy when they see guns.
Sometimes the hard way is the only way for humans to learn what happens when they underestimate animals, especially herbivores. Natural instinct will always play a role in these scenarios
That man was growing corn on Tapir’s land & he stabbed it in the back!? At least the Tapir got revenge before it died! What a tragic story, both deaths could have been easily avoided 💔
I knew a farmer who punched a stud pony in the face. Due to family politics I won't say I reported him, but I can say that I might've maybe kinda mentioned it in front of someone that I knew would report it if that person maybe kinda sorta overheard me. There was a fine, the farmer was also forced to pay for the animal to be seen by a vet for a particularly awful eye infection, and then they rehomed the little guy. I warned that old man, "a stud has only one reason for living," but he ignored me and bought it for his 8 year old grandson anyway. When the stud bit the boy, the old dude punched it right in its sore eye. Sometimes I like animals more than people. I wished that pony had bitten him back, but then he likely woulda shot it dead, so there's something to be said for keeping my mouth shut until the time was right.
@@TopOfAllWorlds 1. In reality they'd put the pony down for biting a child. It's not like they'd not have a wound as evidence. That's the law almost all over the world, even if not written, at least unspoken law. 2. Why did this comment only mention the reason why the farmer punched the pony so late into it? As if they care more about the pony than a child. A don't worry, I'm not tricked, I know you and others do really care more about the animal. 3. I'm not responding to any further comments, it's beating a dead bush, words won't change anyone's minds and I've seen and been in too many 50+ comments arguments in YTB comment sections.
I love animals but i sure will not pick animals over other humans that are actually genuinely good to me... It's our responsibility to take good care of animals but a necessity to love and respect mankind... Animals will not be able to feed you,take care of your bills,call an ambulance for you in emergency,cure your illness,operate you, produce and provide medicine for you,build you a coffin,dig your grave&bury you so on, that good people around you are willing to do for you. It's embarassing to see people who see and met few bad people's in their life and started hating mankind as a whole disregarding the other 80% of good people out there lmao...
@@panlakachokora5149 Someone sane?! Wow! Honestly this is just a weird thing. Right now hundreds of cats are.. consumed.. somewhere in Ch1na. At the same time the Uyghur thing is also going on in China. The Uyghur thing is getting a lot more attention and people care more about that, so there's a sign that people are at least to some point sane. But there's still a huge amount of people who're like, "ah man, you can do anything to me but nothing to my DOG!" Why? Just have a kid. I think it's due to people not having kids so they replace that need with animals. Just have a damn child. Get preggers or impreggers someone. Or maybe we should teach future generations to care more about human life, to value it, and to desire to see it prosper and flourish. Idk I'm drunk.
I noticed that you had a gaur in the begining of the video along with a tiger but you didn't say anything about the gaur! They are the most hardcore animals I've ever heard of lol
My boy said the camel didn't appreciated getting punched in the face lol I don't think u would either have to treat animals the way you want to be treated with love and respect they have feelings just like ppl and are smarter than you think that man learned the hard way whoever reading keep that in mind
The farmer who fought the tapir won the Darwin awards. He could've used safer methods like warning shots and other loud instruments to scare off the tapir 🤦♂
@@TJ_642 even then that's not a good reason to stupidly attack the tapir when safer methods were available because it was a large wild animal and could be dangerous as proven by how it caused the farmer's death. It would be a different story if the farmer was minding his own business and then suddenly the tapir attacked him which forced him to defend himself
I'm always on the animals' side. Domestic animals are only violent because of bad experiences with humans, and wild animals are just trying to survive. The common conflict between farmers and animals is never the animals' fault
"Domestic animals are only violent because of bad experiences with humans, and wild animals are just trying to survive. The common conflict between farmers and animals is never the animals' fault" - tripe, tripe and tripe
Idea for a video.... Animals that kill their own babies. White and black storks often kill their young, and so do coots and moorhens. Some primates abuse or kill their young, and some fish and aquatic reptiles eat their own eggs and babies. Rabbit's can eat their young and male lions can kill baby lions.. Etc
Punching a camel which is larger than most horses does not make any sense what did he expect to happen? Why would a camel or any other large animal put up with that?
If I'm remembering correctly, the ones that were brought to Australia and parts of the US were African camels, the one-hump guys. Bactrians have two humps and are from Asia
Indian elephants can also be lethal they're quite calm placid & docile the majority of the time but all it takes is for you to mistreat it once & it'll either retaliate immediately or wait until you let your guard down.....& don't ever mess with them especially if it's a momma with it's baby........
Zebra and wild horses can be vicious and will trample and bite humans and other creatures... There's a video doing the rounds of a wild mustang absolutely slaughtering a fair sized alligator.
Over 98% of animals on this planet, by weight, are humans or our livestock/pets. You'd think we could give a bit more respect to the less than 2%, wouldn't you?
They were playing, thing is how r animals gonna know how good you r at holding you breath or fragile your skin/body is?, humans should know their place.
C'meon tsuki. It's not the bactrian camel who is critically endangered. It's just the wild bactrian camel. Should you also call the water buffalo an endangered species because the wild water buffalo is endangered?
Also, I'd argue it's perfectly valid to say that [animal x] is endangered even if it has a domesticated line. Common sense will tell you that the *domestic breed* isn't endangered - humans tend to over produce animals we domestic - so any reference to endangered camels or buffalo or what have you is bound to refer to a wild population. Saying "the endangered WILD bactrian camel" might be more correct, but context is also important. Most people know that we tend to keep large herds of domesticated animals (even if not kept in "herds", we domestic animals that we find useful, and having one a handful of an animal isn't generally useful enough for us to spend centuries and generation after generation breeding into something with more human appeal/use) and are able to make the distinction themselves without people having to be overly precise. I mean, you missed him making the distinction and you understood what he meant just fine! (Cause context!)
Why do you call it "Taipeir" when talking about Tapir? Here's some civilized way to pronounce both Tapir and their behavior in the animal kingdom: ruclips.net/video/zJm6nDnR2SE/видео.html
My grandfather, worked with camels. And he said that you never mistreat a camel because it will remember and it will get revenge.
If you can hurt an animal you can hurt your wife. :)
Bactrian camels are like elephants & horses in that they can hold grudges if mistreated as that Russian trainer learned.
@@konacopia "camels.. they can hold grudges if mistreated" Every animal on earth is the same. Exactly the Same thoughts and feelings as us. Sounds odd but try with animals... treat them as if they were human... they respond eerily well. :)
@@MrWolfheart111
Are you giving me permission?
beaver, are the same doggone way; revengeful little critters...
Those images of what goes on in China are horrific
the streets of america with people sleeping on the streets are worst
Mistreatment of animals in captivity is not something exclusive to china, US factory farming is indisputably the worst
Communism:
Never mess with a camel. They are freaking huge, and strong as hell. Many in captivity are docile, and even friendly, but never underestimate their power.
All 3 camel species can reach a Ton, and they are very much fierce, historically living with Tigers and Lions definitely doesn’t help and their pretty aggressive species. They are truely forces of nature.
or their teeth or spit cause their like llama's when their mad you know on that sort of thing.
Or thier mentality.
I've seen camels mess up a big cat. Those teeth and necks are strong
The Tapir one was really sad, poor thing wanted some corn and got stabbed and died
Just goes to show that even if dying, a human will not go down without a fight.
RIP Tapir and the farmer.
@@airplanedude3103 the farmer came out of nowhere and just stabbed it without thinking it would defend itself, he had it coming
It's especially sad because the Brazilian tapir is a vulnerable species, they're rather rare.
thanks for not having annoying music, you informative descriptions were good enough!!
The big problem is that the big herbivores most people are familiar with are farm animals -- heifer and steer, pigs, sheep, horses, camels, llamas and regional variations ...and while even these can be dangerous, domestication makes them ESSENTIALLY DIFFERENT than their wild relatives and forebears. People underestimate what domestication is. It is NOT akin to taming a wild animal , which must be done individually even if born in captivity, and which is superficial. Domestication happens on a population level only (Ie you cannot domesticate an individual wild animal, only tame it) due to genetic change where,by using artificial evolution we essentially create an entirely new separate species. Though humans have tried to domesticate many types of animals, only about 20 or less species have the genetic potential to be domesticated, and we have already done them all. Though I suppose with sufficiently advanced biotechnology it'd be possible to domesticate others, but not the old fashioned way via animal husbandry. In addition, not all animal husbandry results in domestication Ie just because an animal is farmed doesn't mean it is domesticated, you actually need to breed specifically for domestication killing most of the individual animals born every generation. So animals that are farmed for other uses such as minks for their fur, or macaque monkeys for vivisection, are NOT domesticated, they are simply born and heed in captivity and many are tamed - which happens via nurture/environment...but are genetically wild the same as the ones on the forest.
Because many people do not appreciate this, they think, "oh well a random Holstein cow on a farm in NJ let me pet her, so I bet a bison at Yellowstone will let me pet her" or "well my Uncle's Asian water buffalo is friendly, so the African cape buffalo who looks very similar will also be friendly". and they both get gored.
I remember reading somewhere that domesticated animals kill more people than wild ones
Ducks are killing me with cuteness.
I saw a walrus at Sea World many years ago. It was on stage with a trainer doing tricks. I was impressed by its size. Photo don't do them justice.
Yeah they really are giants
😡😡😡😡 You need a wake up call.
@@guineapiglady2841 if he had never seen a Walrus, he wouldnt care about them at all.
There are benefits to showing animals to the public.
@@hia5235 they belong in the wild
@@guineapiglady2841 did you miss the "many years ago" part
"And the walrus did this by dragging the tourist into the water."
I know you were JUST talking about the horrific conditions of this zoo, but still feels like there HAD to be a beat missing in this story. Did the tourist climb a fence? Swim a moat? The walrus is a huge, powerful animal but one terrible weakness: no fingers. It cany just reach over an yank a guy down into the enclosure.
I mean, I'm not horribly surprised that such casual animal abuse is accompanied by a rampant neglect of saftey standards, but with the two combined it's just honestly weird that there aren't MORE death. Hell, its weird that this particular walrus doesn't have a history of harrassing and bullykng visitors. If you put animals in tiny enclosures with little to no environment stimulus, fail to provide them with food/health care/activities/space, and worse the space they do have is constantly surronded by strange noises and flashing lights and people trying to get the animal' reaction, well that's just a breeding ground for diaster.
Like, its a sign of just how zen this poor walrus must be to only have the TWO body on his record.
ETA: Ahh. Yep, tourist being a dick. Oh, but ALSO gross negligence on the part of the zoo. A twofer.
I've seen a video of a girl on a beach ramp literally grabbed and dragged under the water by a walrus with its mouth alone...
Surprised to see how high it can jump up under the water...
It doesn't need a hand and a finger to dragged a human like a ragdoll, wild is wild they are physically way superior against human's period...
Your videos are always so interesting
Thank you i really appreciate it :)
@@TsukiCovehow many videos you mostly do a week
I know I keep asking for the Same request like the 9 of largest bovids
Are wildebeest one of the largest antelopes and bovids
love when nature fights back and wins! people have to respect nature! much love from Arkansas USA. love the videos
Fellow Arkansan
Very true.
ngl the tapir guy had it coming for him. dont see how anyone thinks that lowkey stabbing a large animal with big teeth with a knife is going to end very well
yeah it's definitely a strange one but the tapir taught him a lesson
@@TsukiCove You're a horrible evil person. Why do you care more about non-human animals that human animals? Just answer, no going around the bush.
@@TsukiCove you have to live to learn a lesson.
Never bring a knife to a tapir fight
I feel like its second to only the camel like what were you expecting it should have been a hell of a lot more obvious to not mess with something that much bigger than you.
i miss your old biotope videos, is there a chance for them to come back
Camels scare me, they're way bigger than I thought they were, and similar to horses, if they want to destroy you, they can and will
If only the farmer leave that tapir alone.....
Similar case happened in turkey. A brown bear attacked a goat herd, and the shepherd shot the bear with a rifle. The bear went after him and killed him, but the bear also died due to the gunshot.
@@danielbogdanoski4412 "IF I'M GOIN DOWN I'M TAKIN YA WITH MEH"
"Hey, farmers! Leave them 'pirs alone!"
@Hlord-be4xx im sure there are better ways to get it out of the corn field than literally STABBING it
@Hlord1109 farmer farmed in the tapirs habitat
Just leave animals alone. If an animal gets to a certain size, double leave it alone.
New tsuki video! its a good day
Great stories, I couldn't help but feel that the man in the last story was served as he asked for!
Can't wait to hear about deadliest cuties
SAAAAAAAME
I’m scared to death of walruses!! I have been to several aquariums and I was calmly looking into tanks via underwater glass walls. Suddenly, out of nowhere, a walrus rammed the glass, right where I was! If I had actually been in the water, I probably would’ve died of internal injuries. I wasn’t doing anything to provoke the walruses -I was just looking at the fish. I wouldn’t get near a walrus no matter how much I were offered!!!! 😰😰😰
He just wanted to play. :) Did you jump.... that must have been fun for the walrus lol haha
It’s worse than you think. Two separate videos by two different channels on RUclips talks about how a walrus feeds. The way the mouth of a walrus is designed means they can’t chew, so to get the meat of clams or crabs, they suck it out of them. And apparently walruses will suck out the brains of a smaller seal through the small seal’s nose. Now imagine a walrus grabbing a person, putting the person’s head to their mouth, and starts sucking. In fact a commentor in one of the videos stated that zoo keepers sometimes get their arms sucked in and ruined by a walrus.
It's common knowledge that intact male camels are dangerous, just as bulls are dangerous.
cute tapir
I stand with the Tapir, dude had it coming. Same with the camel, but, having lived in close quarters with those dirty bastards, they can stand a little watching.
@Hlord-be4xx He should have scared it off, not walked up to it and stabbed it
@Hlord-be4xx we're humans. He could have set up a trap or something...
What they did was wrong but they didn’t deserve to die for it.
The most peaceful killer is that ferocious monster at the very end hahaha, love ya Arnie
I mean
He decked the camel
What do you expect?
I’m on the animals side. I screwed up twice and still carry the scars. Definitely deserved it
The disgrace called humanity is to blame for changes in the behavior of many animals
yep, and they're only trying to defend themselves by fighting back in any sort of way imaginable. not that I don't blame all of the animals for doing this though to these people these animals were here long before us anyway which we as humans have clean forgotten about by thinking that we were at the top of the food chain and everything else when really we are not it is lions, tigers, bears and sharks and all carnivore animals that are on top of the food chain not us were at the bottom with herbivores and omnivores. what had happened to care and respect for all life on earth to the animal wildlife here what a pity that we have forgot about what our task was that was given to us by the heavenly father to take care of his animals and what do we do when his back is turned, we kill and ruin these poor innocent animals by over hunting them and cutting down all of the tree's all around the world and many other bad things too one of which is the dog meat markets in China and Taiwan and many other places in the world. animals such as dogs and cats and hamsters and gerbles and guineapigs and horses and lizards and many other animals that are not cows and ducks and chickens are not food their pets that need to be loved and cared for and not killed and eaten all of these animals all around the world need to be loved and cared for and respected by all of us we were not put on earth to butcher and mutilate the animals in sick cruel inhumane ways at all we were here to care for the animals which we have forgotten to do so because we became too money greedy and thought only of ourselves and not of the animals anymore which is sadly what is still going on in the world.
Oh yeah, that was smart punching a 1300lb animal in the face is sure to calm it down. I just hope that cammel didn't get put down
Awsome video as always. Peace from sweden
After seeing what that camel did, I’m surprised that it wasn’t added as a feature in Minecraft.
I fed a camel at a fair once and those things are HUGE I was afraid it would _accidentally_ bite my fingers off. I'd never go out of my way to sucker punch one.
Slow loris could be on The extension list
I love Tapirs and I know that They can be Deadly, same Goes for all Herbivores
Frankly I don’t feel bad for any of these people who died
No, I feel bad for the animals.
How do you know that tapir hasn't changed in last 20 "million" years? Did you do a time travel under hypnoses?
I heard a story once about some people who were swimming near a humpback whale. And they were trying to get between her and her baby, and they manage to do so, and the mother turned around and slapped one of the women with her tail. Well you could imagine that was the end of that woman. Stupid idiots should not have been trying to get between a mother humpback whale and her baby.
Love your videos 💯
That farmer got what he deserved as did the camel handler, karma.
You Forget the Nurse sharks
I watched a video of a donkey and camel fighting. The camel literally picked the donkey off the ground by biting it. Then by applying force through its bite. It broke the donkeys back (You could hear it) while the donkey was being held off the ground in the camels jaw. Camels are no joke
Domestic cows can kill the heck out of you.
noice thumbnail lol
The farmer stabbing a tapir is funny somehow.
Don’t poke the bear. Pretty simple advice.
Nice video... People messing around 😂
It's easier if you know what signals the animal is sending out, that way you know if it's intentions are aggressive defensive or peaceful. When a wild animal seeks to have a peaceful interaction with you it's something to cherish.
The problem is some wild animals have learned to fake nonaggressive body language as a strategy for catching its preys/enemies off guard. Some groups of hyenas and jackals are examples of this. They usually pretend disinterest while strolling around packs of prey animals that rested. This will make the prey animals more at ease and also will keep them in a rested position. The hyenas and jackals would continue to just stroll near and around, seemingly not paying any attention, and do not try to chase or make a move on the prey animals. It is as if they are more interested in something else, something more important. But this disinterest stroll will suddenly change into a savage and bloody predation action the moment the hyenas and jackals found a near prey animal that gets distracted and carelessly not paying attention.
Hippo sometime does this trick too. Just before hippo charge at something that makes them mad, they will pretend to look the other way a bit, as if they were going to turn away and leave, only to suddenly charges ahead with incredible speed.
So you should never underestimate dan do careless interaction with any animal.
@@zeedeva1092 I do agree being complacent with wild animals is foolish but they do tend to know humans can cause them a great deal of harm. If in doubt have something in your hands that looks like it could be used as a weapon, predators tend to act more cautiously if it sees you holding something an item that could cause it enough harm to either kill it or cause it enough harm to make survival later a lot harder. I do know some animals do act a but more edgy when they see guns.
That camel was hella gangsta
2:03 😂 im so sorry omfg i spat out my water when i saw homies eye like he saw death
HI❤
Sometimes the hard way is the only way for humans to learn what happens when they underestimate animals, especially herbivores.
Natural instinct will always play a role in these scenarios
That man was growing corn on Tapir’s land & he stabbed it in the back!? At least the Tapir got revenge before it died! What a tragic story, both deaths could have been easily avoided 💔
I like the part where the camel kills its trainer!!
“Peaceful”
I knew a farmer who punched a stud pony in the face. Due to family politics I won't say I reported him, but I can say that I might've maybe kinda mentioned it in front of someone that I knew would report it if that person maybe kinda sorta overheard me. There was a fine, the farmer was also forced to pay for the animal to be seen by a vet for a particularly awful eye infection, and then they rehomed the little guy. I warned that old man, "a stud has only one reason for living," but he ignored me and bought it for his 8 year old grandson anyway. When the stud bit the boy, the old dude punched it right in its sore eye. Sometimes I like animals more than people. I wished that pony had bitten him back, but then he likely woulda shot it dead, so there's something to be said for keeping my mouth shut until the time was right.
And then everyone clapped.
@@Vercurwhat in this story is unrealistic?
@@TopOfAllWorlds 1. In reality they'd put the pony down for biting a child. It's not like they'd not have a wound as evidence. That's the law almost all over the world, even if not written, at least unspoken law.
2. Why did this comment only mention the reason why the farmer punched the pony so late into it? As if they care more about the pony than a child. A don't worry, I'm not tricked, I know you and others do really care more about the animal.
3. I'm not responding to any further comments, it's beating a dead bush, words won't change anyone's minds and I've seen and been in too many 50+ comments arguments in YTB comment sections.
I love animals but i sure will not pick animals over other humans that are actually genuinely good to me...
It's our responsibility to take good care of animals but a necessity to love and respect mankind...
Animals will not be able to feed you,take care of your bills,call an ambulance for you in emergency,cure your illness,operate you, produce and provide medicine for you,build you a coffin,dig your grave&bury you so on, that good people around you are willing to do for you.
It's embarassing to see people who see and met few bad people's in their life and started hating mankind as a whole disregarding the other 80% of good people out there lmao...
@@panlakachokora5149 Someone sane?! Wow!
Honestly this is just a weird thing. Right now hundreds of cats are.. consumed.. somewhere in Ch1na.
At the same time the Uyghur thing is also going on in China.
The Uyghur thing is getting a lot more attention and people care more about that, so there's a sign that people are at least to some point sane.
But there's still a huge amount of people who're like, "ah man, you can do anything to me but nothing to my DOG!" Why? Just have a kid.
I think it's due to people not having kids so they replace that need with animals. Just have a damn child. Get preggers or impreggers someone.
Or maybe we should teach future generations to care more about human life, to value it, and to desire to see it prosper and flourish.
Idk I'm drunk.
Don't get into a boxing match with a camel.
The last guy thought he was Conan
They're in their villain era
I noticed that you had a gaur in the begining of the video along with a tiger but you didn't say anything about the gaur! They are the most hardcore animals I've ever heard of lol
My boy said the camel didn't appreciated getting punched in the face lol I don't think u would either have to treat animals the way you want to be treated with love and respect they have feelings just like ppl and are smarter than you think that man learned the hard way whoever reading keep that in mind
The farmer who fought the tapir won the Darwin awards. He could've used safer methods like warning shots and other loud instruments to scare off the tapir 🤦♂
The only reason the farmer attacked the tapir is because it was gonna eat his crops
@@TJ_642 even then that's not a good reason to stupidly attack the tapir when safer methods were available because it was a large wild animal and could be dangerous as proven by how it caused the farmer's death. It would be a different story if the farmer was minding his own business and then suddenly the tapir attacked him which forced him to defend himself
He should had shot at him from a safe distance.
The farmer had it coming for stabbing the tapir who just minding his own business.
Now I’m questioning if we are truly the smartest creatures on earth
Maybe don't try melee combat with animals multiple times your size. Give them the respect they deserve.
Quite a few horsemen punch their horses when the animal is being wayward... Irish Jockey Davie Russell being a recent prime example
I'm always on the animals' side. Domestic animals are only violent because of bad experiences with humans, and wild animals are just trying to survive. The common conflict between farmers and animals is never the animals' fault
"Domestic animals are only violent because of bad experiences with humans, and wild animals are just trying to survive. The common conflict between farmers and animals is never the animals' fault"
- tripe, tripe and tripe
Hello
Idea for a video.... Animals that kill their own babies.
White and black storks often kill their young, and so do coots and moorhens. Some primates abuse or kill their young, and some fish and aquatic reptiles eat their own eggs and babies. Rabbit's can eat their young and male lions can kill baby lions.. Etc
I heard of people punching their horses in the face, this considered cruel and it is looked down upon.
You shouldn't hurt or harass any animals not just captive one's. Wtf
I’m glad that trainer died he definitely deserved that. I’m glad he suffered beforehand as well.
Good for the camel. Sorry about the tapir.
I have no sympathy for the Brazilian farmer.
Same with the camel abuser.
Punching a camel which is larger than most horses does not make any sense what did he expect to happen? Why would a camel or any other large animal put up with that?
were Bactrian camels also introduced in to far away places such as the Americas or Australia?
I believe you are thinking of dromedary camels. I know there is an invasive population of them in Australia
If I'm remembering correctly, the ones that were brought to Australia and parts of the US were African camels, the one-hump guys. Bactrians have two humps and are from Asia
Aside : camels evolved in north America
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Just desserts for human stupidity.
i am unable to sympathize with the humans who were attacked by the animals. i am a human. but here siding with the animals.
Ohh this cruise here at this zoo in interactive..oh look..a 300 pound preditor
Awww look how calm...it wants a hug...let's take it home as a pet..💣💥
Indian elephants can also be lethal they're quite calm placid & docile the majority of the time but all it takes is for you to mistreat it once & it'll either retaliate immediately or wait until you let your guard down.....& don't ever mess with them especially if it's a momma with it's baby........
Elephants kill about 500 people ayear.
Is habitat loss necessary?
Punches a camel in the face?? Really? Man stabs a Tapir because the Tapir apparently can't read the no trespassing signs. C'mon people think!
Zebra and wild horses can be vicious and will trample and bite humans and other creatures... There's a video doing the rounds of a wild mustang absolutely slaughtering a fair sized alligator.
The old saying mess with the Bull you will get the Horns
Over 98% of animals on this planet, by weight, are humans or our livestock/pets. You'd think we could give a bit more respect to the less than 2%, wouldn't you?
Poor tapir 😢❤ 🙏🏻 tapir
What camels? They are not usually peaceful
If you don't who you ain't shit.
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They were playing, thing is how r animals gonna know how good you r at holding you breath or fragile your skin/body is?, humans should know their place.
Animals are not individuals.
Common sense would tell you if stab an animal it will fight back if it can, although common sense doesn't always seem to be very common.
Er, pardon but how do they get horse from tapir?
Those Dip S tourists that visit Yellowstone National Park & keep Fng with the Buffaloes there need to see this video.
Who stabs a Tapir?!
One thing i don't like about Caucasian is they think that the value of an animal exceeds human except for themselves
Better title: stupid dix vs karma
he got what he deserved. Punching a camel.
What have people become?
Number 1: humans
China is like the armpit of humanity fr
C'meon tsuki. It's not the bactrian camel who is critically endangered. It's just the wild bactrian camel. Should you also call the water buffalo an endangered species because the wild water buffalo is endangered?
he literally said the WILD Bactrian camel is endangered
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@@gilberttilbert2111 oh. I'm so sorry😭
Also, I'd argue it's perfectly valid to say that [animal x] is endangered even if it has a domesticated line. Common sense will tell you that the *domestic breed* isn't endangered - humans tend to over produce animals we domestic - so any reference to endangered camels or buffalo or what have you is bound to refer to a wild population.
Saying "the endangered WILD bactrian camel" might be more correct, but context is also important. Most people know that we tend to keep large herds of domesticated animals (even if not kept in "herds", we domestic animals that we find useful, and having one a handful of an animal isn't generally useful enough for us to spend centuries and generation after generation breeding into something with more human appeal/use) and are able to make the distinction themselves without people having to be overly precise. I mean, you missed him making the distinction and you understood what he meant just fine! (Cause context!)
China? No comment or I get blocked again!...human right ..animal rights.....🙄😶😶😶
Stupid death for stupid people isn't it ?
Tapir did nothing wrong.
Why do you call it "Taipeir" when talking about Tapir?
Here's some civilized way to pronounce both Tapir and their behavior in the animal kingdom: ruclips.net/video/zJm6nDnR2SE/видео.html