Army Of Tiny Mongoose Fight To Survive Against Apex Predators | Bandits Of Selous | Real Wild
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2018
- In this wildlife documentary, a brave pack of Mongooses is showcased over the span of one year in their fight to survive amidst all kinds of predators in Tanzania's Selous Game Reserve. The Mongoose, which is a bigger and faster cousin of the Meerkat, lives under constant threat from predators and changing weather whilst also raising a family.
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I wish the blind mongoose a brighter future ahead,his determination and endurance to survive is amazing he really did beat the odds
I wish he becomes doctor or something
@@zabsmongzar9502 Oh but he has, he is now Dr Kisu. He helps Warthogs and other species alike, by detecting and removing parasites, egg larvae, fleas, ticks, etc... That would otherwise make them very sick and if left untreated even cause death. Being sick or injured in the wild is pretty much a death sentence. Dr Kisu also makes antivenom from the snakes he catches.
Omg I died when the narrator said “emergency repairs” after the rainfall was going to collapse the walls, and you see Odu and the others literally fixing them with their hands like legit little repair-men. Cutest thing I’ve ever seen. These little creatures truly are clever and mesmerizing to watch. 🫶🏻
It's touching to see how mongooses value family. Odu still didn't abandon his responsibility despite the very high risk, he is a legend. RIP Odu
Damn y did u spoil it
What a great documentary. I know nothing about mongoose and now I know how they survive in a world of huge predators. This documentary was 10 out of 10
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In my country we eat mongoose but not me
How hopefullythey put a law against to it
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Despite Odu's heroic attempt to save his kid in distress, which cost his life. I still root for Toku, the hunter extraordinaire, who single handedly raised and protected Kisu the blind youngster to maturity against all odds. Toku for the top seat.
Geez. Spoiler alert. 😂
❤ yes I agree
Toku my warrior
Toku’s responsibility towards Keysu almost made me tear up. That was honestly remarkable! Even these tiny creatures know TEAMWORK!
Thank goodness for the mongoose protecting the baby mongoose and glad his eyes opened. The matriarch mongoose searching for her partner who lost his life trying to rescue a baby and both lost their lives is heartbreaking. R.i.P Beautiful mongooses 🌈♥️
The good news is that they are not members of lgtbq. very straight creatures
I'm in love with these mongooses!! Who knew they were so compassionate, clever and family orientated??! I was hoping this doc would show one of my fave symbiotic relationships between mongoosees and wart hogs. 😍
Haven't you read rikki tikki tavi?
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Everyone needs a Toku in their life, such a legend 💪
This is how people should be in this world. Some people are completely oblivious to the dangers that we encounter. We are prey as much as hunters. From what i've learned & experienced and shared with my daughter's and other people, they think i'm paranoid. I say, i'm always on guard and aware of my surroundings. If i had eyes around my head, i wouldn't miss a thing. Incidently, i love this story. It's about how this species takes care of their family and does watever it takes to do so.
Spot On 💯
Rest In Peace Odu and little one.
You did great protecting your herd, RIP.
Omg I love them all. Toku is a good meerman. I never would have guessed them to be so similar to humans and elephants in caretaking. It's pretty remarkable. They're a very impressive little squad of Timons.
How Could you get it so confused Mongoose and Meerkats are two different species. This Documentary is about Mongoose. Timon is a Meerkat and Pumba is a Warthog, incase you thought he was a Wild boar pig. Narrator even says at the beginning, that Mongoose are Bigger, faster, Smarter, and braver than Meerkats. 🤦♂️
The wild dogs are the same, they are very social and care for the sick and weak like we do.
Incredible photography. I can't even imagine the patience and time this took.
Thankyou to all the people involved with bringing me this video of these truly incredible animals.
Despite their physical vulnarability, it is heartwarming how the adult mongoose keep giving care and nursing to the young round the clock
Toku has more humanity then us humans ❤️ toku the HERO luv u mangu , RIP brave soul odu 😭
Toku is a active, conscious and positive guide of Kisu. Hadn't been for Toku, kisu would have been in the RIP column. It deserve my salute!!!! BRAVO TOKU!!!
My apologies but this is due to my deepest heartbreak upon the loss of three, especially the heroic death of daredevil Odu.
Its like Odu's spirit opened Kesu's sight as he was destined to be the next Alpha male mentored by a great master hunter, Toku.
What a great real plot!
Love it!
one of the best wildlife documentary's I've watched. The mongeese are very intelligent, so many dangers to avoid
Lovely story! Their family dynamics are so interesting & entertaining!! P.s. that African Wildcat (12:00) looks just like a tabby house cat! I know that they’re the ancestors of domestic cats but if they were side by side I wouldn’t know the difference!!)
It’s incredible how Toku takes care of the blind baby mongoose.
I enjoyed it from the beggining 'till the end. I don"t know how many monthes it took to prepare this documentary. I admire the patience of the cameramen and all concerned. Thank you.
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All viewer like you and me, we should appreciate what they are presenting for us.what a great work.
I KNOW RIGHT IT TOOK MORE THAN A YEAR
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I've watched this documentary 3 times now and still not bored of it yet 😂😂
You would reaally get a kick outta watching the video of a group of mongoosees picking ticks off of a wart hog! It's one of the coolest symbiotic relationships in the animal kingdom.
I always loved these guys since I was a child. The definition of fortitude. Despite what majority is mislead by folklores by these" balancers" they are impressive.
There are few programs on utube that I'm willing to watch any ads, as some have way too many and have stolen someone else's hard work, all they did was remove tv commercials and post it to utube !
I am very greatful to the hardworking cameraman/ woman and the time they have taken to show us the beautiful animals in their natural habitat, awesome job! Very well done! ( and I watched every ad so these true artists can be paid for the beauty they share and bring to those who otherwise would never get the experience,) thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!!!
I like the fact how this lovely "mangoos" family got so much love and care within their family members.
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This docu is great. The end part is somehow sad.
Eila, Odu, Toko, Kisu.
Toko's responsibility towards kisu is remarkable.
A remarkable documentary indeed RIP odu
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What an incredible documentary, one so patiently put together viewers cannot avoid becomming emotionally attached. One of the best I've seen for ages. So production team, where is the follow up, we patiently await for more news of 'our' family please!
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it's 4.30 and i can't stop watching this¡¡¡ gotta be at work in 2 hours lol well the mongooses are more interesting than sleep tho
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Toku and ODU are the real heroes in this one. Just magnificent!!!
BRAVO for an excellent presentation 👍💥🤩👏
I would like to thank ALL of these folks who have the patience and compassion to film these documentaries from all over the world. I can't travel abroad however, if I want to see it and I can't get there then RUclips will take me there! Loved this doc. about the Mongoose. Thanks
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I really enjoyed watching it and I also have a knowledge about how wild animals use it intelligence to survive the cruel of wildlife
Mongoose are so intelligent when it's come to take care of one another in the park
I'm really impressed about Toko assistance to Kisu
A compelling story of the intelligence, bravery, and compassion of a group of banded mongooses in Tanzania. Wel worth watching.
Bless Torku for taking care of Keysu!!! Rip Odu.😟
Saymore Mccalman keysu finna be the next torku
That little shit Keysu is tough as fuck
No, thank you, Saymore. Say less.
Say more, you should have said less😫😠
You had one job...one job! Give a thumbs up, and say what a great video it was! But you blew it! Not even a spoiler alert 😱😡
After long time I have seen complete documentary and this one is epic!
Toku is such a legend, looking after all members and making sure they are well fed and safe at the same time.
Hats off to directors of this entire effort 👍
When the Eagle snatched the baby, and the Narrator insinuated that it was most probably Kisu, I was like Nooooooo why did you guys have to give him a name and storyline, making us root for him, just to suddenly have him gone. It was such a relief when I saw his tiny little head with eyes closed, poking out of the den. You guys did that on purpose lol I know in the wild, it's survival of the fittest and the circle of life for predator and prey, but when Odu died trying to save his baby, that also died, it was the first time a wildlife documentary has actually made me sad. 10 out of 10 effort.
Toku is an outsider so he knows what it's like to be different, that is why he takes good care of Keysu
Erik Ochoa fell in love with Toko and Keysu
What outsider?
Kim Ji Won Keysu is from other pack.
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This is a great documentary. The photography was outstanding. The narration was never drowned out by the music. Thank you.
The narrator was on point.
Toku is the man
Loved the story from start to finish, we need a update on toku and his little blind friend
This is surprisingly great. What a story! I cried at the ending.
This is the real wild experience ever
A systematic documentary that makes it worthy to learn about nature and further reinforce one's unquestionable appreciation for the Father of Creation
Between the Mongooses and the Honey Badgers both can hold their ground with massive poisonous snakes. I'm amazed at their quickness and spirit to survive amongst bigger prey. Just outstanding!!! 🤔🤓👍
Odu died trying to save others. My God
Toku risked for Kisu. And thanks to him, Kisu survived tough times.
The behaviour of these little animals is a massive lesson to human beings.
I am sorry for Odu. His bravery did not go unnoticed. We salute you Odu.
. Highest order of bravery medal goes to Odu.
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Odu sacrifice for his family members.
It definitely didn't go unnoticed......by the leopard.
Awarded with the quick dispatch medal.....
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They got some big balls these little critters and it shows in how they live life. They're just awesome!
That seal of approval is amazing
What incredible little animals! So freaking smart and social! Loved this documentary
What a wonderful story this is. Congratulations team wild things. This documentary is a life lesson for many.
That's real life titanic. RIP Odu. You'll keep inspiring me to love more.
Fascinating that the blind runt survived. I guess it must be clever. He learned by necessity the value of teamwork and sticking close to the family. He also will have keen ears.
RainAngel111 more like good fortune to have a mongoose as dedicated as Torkle(sp?) to its survival
A lot of it was having that older one look out for him. I knew that very few species actually expended effort & time to look out for their lame & weak (like humans & elephants) but was surprised to learn that mongooses are among that few as well. Most other fierce, fast moving species would leave them behind because they'd slow them down or make them more vulnerable.
The use of extra effort may also be related to their lifestyle too. Since the main strategy is to immediately dive into their burrows for protection, they may be able to expend extra effort because of the short distance(I believe) they are typically away from them.
Did you miss Toku the male that took care of the runt? Fed him, kept him safe, and rescued the little blind runt countless times. Without Toku the runt would have been eaten long ago.
@@mommy2libras wild dogs also looks after the injured or sick ones and baby-sits
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epic documentaries from Real Wild. Toku and the narrator carry the day. Hats off to you guys!!!
"Mongoose is one of the more responsible child bearer"
*steps on babies head*
*@Korean Trap* 😋, followed by 😂!
*Takes a piss on the newborns*
@@davidsan9654 Scent marks. It’s not necessarily a dumb move for an animal that uses scent marks.
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Good show! Finally a youtube video worth watching. Seems a Mongoose family can mqke a better reality tv show, than any other nonsense out there. Two thumbs up.
Thanks for covering this amazing family of mangoose. Its just like humans. Caring 'protecting and changing houses
Keeesoooo. My blind buddy. What a champ.
Beautiful story, love the ending. Thanks Wild Things!
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Very good story, enlightening and informative. Thank you. Kudos to how you folks ever get such wonderful videos. How that is done will always remain a mystery to me. That's why you're the professionals.
Professionalism at its best, big up!✊
Tuku you are the best , such a Nobel personality, much love and respect to this little gentleman ❤️
Key-Sue (phonetic spelling) MADE IT!!! If not for Torco I don't think he would have. And now his eyes are open which is wonderful! RIP Odu running to save a baby. Poor Ela, I know she will choose wisely her next mate. I know this is the circle of life. I really do find the bond of Torco and Key-Sue interesting though! I wonder if there is another more recent film/update on this particular band?
My heart was melting when kysu opened his eyes the best happy end
Kisu grew up and got married later with 24 kids, starting her own clan 😍😍😂😂😂
Stunningly good documentary. What a beautiful creature they are.
What a great narration,thank God kisu's eyes were opened
These little rascals are cute tho...
Yes they are😊
Someone should learn from this responsible animal.
Thanks for the spectacular video
Odu was my favorite, it is sad that he’s gone in attempt of his bravery 😞
Fuck odu
Hmm!what a documentary. Odu is really a great leader and must not be forgotten in an hurry in the history of mongooses.and thanks to torku for been there for keysu the blind and the sensitive.
Toku is the hero of the moment. It has great leadership. Keep up the good work Toku.
Quarantine brought me here!...
Same here
Me am addicted to these amazing documentaries regardless of which ever situation 💪💪💪 welcome aboard dude
Documentaries are the best I think.
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Thank you for this video! I've always been intrigued by mongooses (mongeese...?) but documentaries featuring them are surprisingly rare given their fame as small but fierce predators.
Mongooses and mongeese are both acceptable although mongooses is more commonly used.
Kisu is the great underdog story this doc needed.
This is a great series. I think the story is what sells it really. Without that narration, they look like a bunch wild animals doing nothing special.
LOL! True. Their little ears look like human ears covered in fur.
As would most human groups.
that is correct tht documentary sure is gooooog
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Super video. It’s so nice that the Mongooses aren’t as cold blooded as some humans. Where the Family is important as 1 Unit. They take care of the Weak,and survive because of this. It’s interesting to see the Forest elephants and how they react with the Mongooses. They are much smaller than the Savanna or Plains elephants and live where there’s much vegetation. Thanks for sharing. We humans can learn a lot from Nature.
Never thought I'd have this much anxiety over a blind mongoose
Dude. Me too
I enjoyed every minute of this fabulous and informative video about these incredible animals.
Thank you so much for all your hard work and patience. Well done!
I like their being nimble, clever, and being affectionate to the members of their family
Odu died as a Hero....
Greetings from Malaysia 🌹❤️🌹
Ooooga boooga
Beautiful documentary 👍
3 cheers for Toku 🙌🙌🙌
Love it from the beginning to the end . Torcu cared a lot for Keysu.
The narrator is an amazing man. I admire the cameraman. THank you for sharing these amazing video with us.
Lesson Learned: "Knowing where an enemy is coming from give a better chance of escape..."
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This story make me to travel and see this beautiful nature in Africa
I'm sorry for Eli she has her hands full, but she has her whole family, it's amazing how you put this video together hats off to everyone that was involved. Can't wait for your next video, continue or part ✌️. It's sad that Odu is gone but Eli has her family to her Touco is the next best..
respect for the guys who made this documentary..i
I really identified with the sweet little blind one. I am so happy things somehow worked out for him.
Are you blind too?
The similarities between the hierarchial structure of the mongoose clan and a Hells Angels chapter are amazing.
What a delightful documentary .
Toku u dropped this 👑
i love this documentary,it's like i was living with thier family unnoticed,i want to be a mongoose,i want to do adventures everyday be happy and afraid at the same time hehe
Great Documentary and thanks for sharing , they will help out showing and telling others how animals live and survive.Toke you shows more faith than some human ,helping and saving the baby. Bless you mongooses.
Amazing documentary 👏
Great video. Thank you. I love mongooses. I love any animal that can successfully tackle Venomous snakes. I especially like Underdogs like Keysu.
Me as a baby Mongoose:RUN FOR UR MONGOOSE LIFE!!!! 30:56
Fantastic documentary! Thanks for uploading!
Herd animals birthing at the same time..wow any human with a herd of cows would have to plan that one out, but nature left to itself is designed to work that way..what a wonderful intelligent design by some higher intelligence...thank GOD!!
Who else felt so sad about Odu and baby ? Most humans could take a page from Tokus book 🧡