Bullfrogs are are not aggressive towards people usually. Ive held my fair share. I specialize in toads as pets but I've played with all sorts of frogs. Pac man and budgets frogs are said to be most aggressive but I've never been bit.
bunch of them surely didn't flow down with the water and died once the inital small pond dried, and a bunch more didn't make it back into the water after being scooped out or buried when the frog was digging the canal.
@@Thomas-ui2bd Tao is an ancient Chinese philosophy that seeks the natural (and easiest) way to ''go with the flow''. Somehow, that bullfrog knew the way to save his offspring using only what was naturally provided. He was inspired, and without being told how, or making time consuming mistakes, he relied on his best instincts and saved the day. This desire to act in accordance with the principles of nature and learn from nature applies to humans as well. When people harm the Earth with pollution and indifference to nature and to each other, they act against the principles of Tao, and that always comes out very poorly. Many ancient Chinese wise men, studied nature and wrote down their observations, which have been studied and preserved for thousands in the East and hundreds of years in the West. After The Bible, The Tao Te Jing , is the most translated book in history. Best Wishes in finding your own path!
@@Thomas-ui2bd I'm sure you will be pleased. Of course, this is ''wisdom literature'' - not the kind of material you only read once! You grow old with it, pulling it off the shelf every couple of years. My favorites are the writings of Chuang-Tzu. It also helps to read some of the commentaries that explain what some of the expressions mean. Allan Watts, ''Tao, The Watercourse Way'' is a fine introduction, inexpensive on Amazon, and stocked at most libraries Confucianism and Taoism together, informed the oldest culture in Human history- there is certainly much of great value in those pages. Also RUclips has scores of videos on Taoism, but they can't really do justice to the books, but might be a place to begin. Best Wishes on ''the path'' (one of the meanings of tao). It has held my interest for almost 50 years, although It has always been a regret that I can only read English translations.
I love how he stands there as they flow into the bigger pool like he's Moses or something. Edit: I knew in my heart that a good ol' religious argument would break out in the replies. Keep it real, RUclipsrs.
2:30 - Check out this emotional display of relief. It's just a tearfull outpouring of heroic exhaustion and gratitude. Calm down pops - it's all over. You did it.
Wow truly amazing that this bullfrog interviewed David Attenborough for his family documentary. Attenborough must feel very privileged have been his guest
Jhinocide Jhin OTP : The child support the frog dad has to take care of, is to look after the kids, unlike people, he don't have to pay money / currency to the kids mother.
Jhinocide Jhin OTP : I am sure the dad frog, has his work cut out for him. Different way of child support, but also challenging, to survive in the wild, him and his kids. The predator animals are out there.
Getting this on film is amazing to me. To have cameras in the right spot at the right time under specific weather and terrain conditions, all while not disturbing the natural behavior of the animal. Nature is awesome
so true ! so many layers to this film that happened at the exactly right time at a certain place in our world on our planet and within our solar system and beyond and during this specific time too
Salvador Luna he is. David Attenborough is a British icon. All of the documentaries he does are real, he does things like that all the time. It’s probably a camera trick or something to do with focus to make it look like he’s closer than he actually is.
It's astonishing how intelligent this creature is. He knew he needed to build a canal to connect two bodies of water, and he knew that the canal had to slope downward to the larger body in order for the water to flow toward it.
that frog was like, "hmmm, I must do something to save the children, but what? Ah, I know. Perhaps by digging a shallow canal with my hind legs, I could create a thoroughfare which the brood of youngsters might traverse, ultimately securing their safety and thus propelling my lineage into the future... ribbit"
I have a pet african bullfrog and I could NEVER imagine him doing something 1. This intelligent and 2. This kind. He’s an absolute bastard and I love him for it.
@@christinacarroll3957 Not necessarily. A broke bloke can have 10 kids with a woman, but a billionaire would have to pay a hell of a lot more for child support for just ONE kid.
@@point-five-oh6249 ok I think your right i wouldn't know because im just a kid on my step moms profile so yeah I dont know anything about child support
it's happened to me at the park several times. usually it's just terrible small talk. I don't know how I would react if someone just started narrating what I was doing though. probably better than talking about the stupid weather.
@ First I have a 2 dogs at home, Second how often have you seen an animal that thinks to dig and connect it to a pond to save its children, yeah not very often
This is presented by the now 96 year old BBC presenter, Sir David Attenborough, an icon and living legend here in the UK. We love him dearly, such a humble unassuming clever man. He is now presenting his last series, 'Wild Isles' on the BBC and in future you will not see him on location. After travelling the world since the 1950s ( his first programme was 'Zoo Quest') it is so appropriate he finishes highlighting what nature we have left after being so depleted by our greed.
@@timvanloo6 Ah yes, I guess if I see another comment saying a similar thing I could assume that it was copied and they did it for likes. Can't more than one person think the same?? Before I commented this I didn't read any similar ones. That was just the first thing that came to mind. Baka
I thought the same damn thing so I stopped it. There seems to be a contrast difference between foreground and background. Maybe he was standing behind a glass. That one frog was not in his natural habitat is my guess.
You know I had the impulse to comment how the end of the video really gives a Ghibli vibe. I thought about it for a sec and just realised what a wonderful testament to the genuine and magic-of-nature approach that Ghibli have towards their films. Nature is magical, and while Ghibli films often stretch the bounds of things that could happen in our world, some of the most fantastical moments in Miyazaki’s pieces really are just portraying splendid nature. I love those films so much and I love this bull frog man, he’s the best
@dost thou even hoist chimps will torture weaker animals for their own amusement same with cats many animals which are carnivores will follow another pregnant animal wait for the baby to come out then eat the baby and the mother humans dont do that
@@dannyboythelastman1944 9. Reckon* A word we have in English, but it’s much more commonly used in Australia. If you used this term in North America, you may think the speaker was a cowboy, but in Australia it’s just seen as normal. Example of use: “I reckon we should go see a movie.”
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Let's hear it for those devoted animal dads: to.pbs.org/2uO0MX3
Nature on PBS why now
Cool
Nature on PBS wish my dad was as good as this bullfrog
Cool
If only some sent this to dad when I was younger
Father Frog: “It’s a nice day to take the kids to the pond” lol cuteee
I love this comment
that "lol cute" just made my day
🤣
(Even some of them dead)
☺️
I love how when he’s finished he just proudly watches his children swim into the pond lol
make me think of my parents when they send me to the airport to go to another city for college.
My first thought too 😄
Yeah 2:06
Yeah but also stepped on them when he went back in the pond lol
@@amberheilig524 cant save them all lol
“It’s VERY aggressive”
*puts his face right next to it*
Ikr
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s Sir David Attenborough for you *sighs fondly*
I was waiting for it to leap at him but nah It's just vibin
Zoom is a friend
As a tadpole who were saved by my dad, this is nostalgic!
As someone who puts fire crackers in frogs mouths and enjoys “wet fireworks” this is nostalgic.
Cursed comment
thank for sharing your story, your dad sound like a great frog
@@botulismcasserole9832 oh… very…
@@Gardeningismypassion833 r/wooosh
“It’s very aggressive.”
*Sticks face real close to frog*
Frog: I’m just vibing, bro.
@@misterfister5810 he was going to do a vibe check
haters will say its CGi
If I'm that bullfrog i will smash the fuck outta his face using my tongue.
Unfortunately im a cupcake.
Exactly! I was really hoping it would attack the shit out of him
This frog is such an amazing father doesn't leave his kids for a second....and yet my dad is still at the store.....
i can assume hes not in a store...
I almost choked 😂😂💀💀
My dad still in Georgia never seen that nigga ever lol
He does eat other frogs
@@yeaaboiii3002 no need for that my guy 2 wrongs Don't make a right. 👌🏾
Hope he doesn’t forget all their names.
😂
especially the squished one
That's the cleverest comment
Vin Rom that would be a Tad alarming?! 🙄
Marcdoubleu22LFC Ah Ha,yes,TAD.
2:06 and look how he looks at the horizon feeling like a hero dad! What a lad!
Exactly 💯
@@WamalaNastasic he's a better dad then most human dads
A real Gerald Butler moment...
@@christofferjenzen78 ur mom is Gerald Butler 😂😂😂😂
It's a frog, calm down sir.
"And it's VERY aggressive"
Father frog: "why are you here go away"
Camera man: After I get your good side. :)
860th comment
right? with his face right next to him xD lol
😂
🤔🤔🤔
"Its very aggresive"
Frog: *vibing*
Frog Daddy
nah< he's just there having a good time
lol
@@babelyubelbarever4591 JUICE?
alexandro Sanchez gotta be 😂
The frog was like: lazy ass tadpoles, back in my days we used to cross deserts to reach better ponds.
Also frog: I SHALL PROTECT MY CHILDREN TOLL MY DYONG BREATH
The frog is smart though. 1:26
*humans with no fathers have left the chat*
@@oreopax8885 plot twist: their dad died bravely at a warzone knowing his children can live a better life in a safer world
Underrated comment.
Press F to respect this absolute legend of a dad
your a legend of this universe omg you legend
F
F
F
F for frog.
"the bullfrog is very aggressive" then proceeds to shove his own face onto it.
J040PL7, the bullfrog, is a payed actor.
It was green screen
I knew someone already had this comment and started laughing 😂😂😂😂😂
I knew someone already had this comment and started laughing 😂😂😂😂😂
Bullfrogs are are not aggressive towards people usually. Ive held my fair share. I specialize in toads as pets but I've played with all sorts of frogs. Pac man and budgets frogs are said to be most aggressive but I've never been bit.
2:05 I like how he's just there watching proud his idea is working.
Ahhahahahaahhahhah tru
🤣🤣🤣
That's every proud dad moment, we have this look we make, and we push our chests out and pretend like it's a surprise hahah
LMAO I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING
It looks cool tbh.
I'm impressed that a frog knew to dig to connect the two bodies of water. That father showed a significant deal of intelligence.
brett instinct comes from evolution and frogs didn’t really evolved to dig channels, it’s just an intelligent froge
@brett He had the instinct to act smart.
Cute
@Chris Berte there goes the one comment that absolutely must comment negative about its own species
Chris Berte
no, all
I didn't just get all emotional over a footage of a frog dad saving his children's lives by digging them a tunnel.
im not crying you are
The beauty of nature is all I can say.
I love how he is just constantly stepping on his kids
bunch of them surely didn't flow down with the water and died once the inital small pond dried, and a bunch more didn't make it back into the water after being scooped out or buried when the frog was digging the canal.
You've got to crack a few eggs to make an omelette.
With a body like that I wouldn’t blame him
Nature is mostly "good enough"
House yup. General attitude.
*pushes mud around*
“It’s not much but it’s honest work”
Citizen?
It's a major task.
Voop Squad ??
Lmao
It's more than what my father did for me ..
„How many kids you wanna have?“
Bullfrog: „Yes.“
1000
A ribbimillion
Over 9000
bullfrog: ALL
Bullfrogs need some birth control. How is gonna pay child support for all of them??
Truly working class hero! Hope his grand grand children will be able to watch this on YT.
Right on time for Father’s Day. Shout out to all the dad frogs out there.
😂
Lmfao, this actually recommended to me today 🤣
@@marj9828 me too😅
Thanks likewise amigos 🙏🏻
😘
Who else thought the frog was gonna fight something to save the tadpoles
I thought he would fight some snake.
I thought he would fight the camera man
I thought he would fight me
@UDontDzrv ChknStripz frog v tadpoles
I thought he would fight his baby momma
I came here expecting to see a Bullfrog murder something. Instead, I just see some wholesome dad work. I'm ok with this.
it murdered some kids
@@dofehino5444 Only to save the rest
I love how he just sits there admiring his work and then swims off like “ my work is done here” time to go get some more frog putang
the Dad of the year award goes to...
Leonardo DiCaprio
John Austin your dad..
John Austin johnnnnnn cenaaaaaaaa
How o basic
your not my real dad you frog
2:06 he was having a proud dad moment
Made me feel pretty good too! The Tao manifesting.
@@Thomas-ui2bd Tao is an ancient Chinese philosophy that seeks the natural (and easiest) way to ''go with the flow''. Somehow, that bullfrog knew the way to save his offspring using only what was naturally provided. He was inspired, and without being told how, or making time consuming mistakes, he relied on his best instincts and saved the day. This desire to act in accordance with the principles of nature and learn from nature applies to humans as well. When people harm the Earth with pollution and indifference to nature and to each other, they act against the principles of Tao, and that always comes out very poorly. Many ancient Chinese wise men, studied nature and wrote down their observations, which have been studied and preserved for thousands in the East and hundreds of years in the West. After The Bible, The Tao Te Jing , is the most translated book in history. Best Wishes in finding your own path!
@@Thomas-ui2bd I'm sure you will be pleased. Of course, this is ''wisdom literature'' - not the kind of material you only read once! You grow old with it, pulling it off the shelf every couple of years. My favorites are the writings of Chuang-Tzu. It also helps to read some of the commentaries that explain what some of the expressions mean. Allan Watts, ''Tao, The Watercourse Way'' is a fine introduction, inexpensive on Amazon, and stocked at most libraries Confucianism and Taoism together, informed the oldest culture in Human history- there is certainly much of great value in those pages. Also RUclips has scores of videos on Taoism, but they can't really do justice to the books, but might be a place to begin. Best Wishes on ''the path'' (one of the meanings of tao). It has held my interest for almost 50 years, although It has always been a regret that I can only read English translations.
@@westsidesmitty1 That's very insightful, thanks!
When he said 😐😐😐😐 I felt that
I love how he stands there as they flow into the bigger pool like he's Moses or something.
Edit: I knew in my heart that a good ol' religious argument would break out in the replies. Keep it real, RUclipsrs.
He’s the main character
@God Bless he's calling
Great explanation
@God Bless when you find a comment like yours is a calling from God.
@God Bless Amen! My brother.
2:30 - Check out this emotional display of relief. It's just a tearfull outpouring of heroic exhaustion and gratitude.
Calm down pops - it's all over. You did it.
Frog: sees larger body of water
Tadpoles whisper: “its free realestate”
Frog: sees larger body of water
AF INV whispers: "I'm gay"
@@charon_lix Lmao you go through RUclips calling gay all the people? You're probably a repressed gay yourself
HannibalKantter
Uuuuuuuuuuuu
Maybe that sad or it the truth
I just laughed so hard thankyou
"They are very dangerous" puts face within a foot of the frog.
very aggressive
*gets face eaten off*
Man: “it’s a major task, but he IS DETERMINED!”
Frog: 😐
UNDERRATED HAHAHA
🗿
its not like he has facial muscles
Gage Mangrum stop ruining the joke
LOLLL
I seriously love this man's narration! So happy he was born, he makes nature fun. 😊
“The tadpoles are saved”
**Shows 15 squished tadpoles under the mud**
I know right
lmaoooo
🤣🤣🤣🤣
He did his best!
All died 💀😂
“A devoted father”
As all fathers should be
It’s my seed I can run
@Atharv Khatri a sacrifice for the survival for his younglings , your sarcasm is low grade shit
Oh please, my Dad is the best.
Wait where is he?
Tell that certain fatherless homes in America.
@@6vuz you happy about that?
Imagine having a “favorite” child.
if i was his child i must've been the one he stepped on
Imagine the child support he's gonna have to pay
Bsav SoIcy 🤣
I just imagined it..now what?
@@anniekembles I'm the one that got buried while dad dug the channel
Wow truly amazing that this bullfrog interviewed David Attenborough for his family documentary. Attenborough must feel very privileged have been his guest
That's a lot of kids to look after
Mahir Cave first comment
Can't imagine child support poor dad
Jhinocide Jhin OTP : The child support the frog dad has to take care of, is to look after the kids, unlike people, he don't have to pay money / currency to the kids mother.
Jhinocide Jhin OTP : I am sure the dad frog, has his work cut out for him.
Different way of child support, but also challenging, to survive in the wild, him and his kids.
The predator animals are out there.
The Royal Crowned Tiger thanks captain obvious
love how he’s just perched there admiring his work.
Hi
It’s such a Dad thing to do!
He’s thinking they are so dead
@boi mac i think it’s like 1/1000 survival to maturity.
That's really cool! Yep, he's just sitting there monitoring. Cool! They better wish him a happy Father's Day as it is Father's Day this Sunday LOL! 🙂
He casually saving them and shows no emotions on his face. What a dad thing to do
That's definitely the face of someone with 3,000 kids.
@@TercelRepairManual 😂
@@TercelRepairManual yep looks like nick cannon.
@@TercelRepairManuallmao
Nothing like a dad to the rescue when no one else is up to the task.
“It’s very aggressive”
Head 10inches away
He is so protective he buries some of his children in the mud to hide them from predators.
Actually that is an effect. He is far enough to be safe, but the camera is besides the frog.
@@0nePieceGeneration He Zoom in to the frog !
@@Hybrid14498 Yeah and the man is behind the front in a safe distance.
he's in a studio somewhere.. probably closer to 10000 miles from the damn frog.
This is why you should never skip leg day.
Good Gregory You look like you know what you are talking about.
Mischu Wischu 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 he’s like 9
@@mischuwischu4305 chill 😂
I literally laughed out loud. That was funny.
This so funny, especially beause I always skip ip
Try remembering all their names... oh boy
half are named marlin jr and the other half coral jr
Maga 90 they have to remember their own names
One of them name gekyumes
Son, what is your name?
*Tadpole 2568 dad...*
How u got likes?
Getting this on film is amazing to me. To have cameras in the right spot at the right time under specific weather and terrain conditions, all while not disturbing the natural behavior of the animal. Nature is awesome
In the end the water is more clear the probably helped the tadpoles with a little extra water
so true ! so many layers to this film that happened at the exactly right time at a certain place in our world on our planet and within our solar system and beyond and during this specific time too
Of course he's gonna stay there and protect them. Can u just imagine having to pay child support for 978 kids?
Lmaoooooo
But fr though
Bill Gates would go broke in that situation as well
@@BernardoSucksAtCallOuts Even Jeff Bezoz would.
Yo look at your likes lol it's 979 likes
I didn't like because I didn't want to ruin it more, someone needs to remove a like from your comment to make it match with your numbers
The way he just stands there so majestically as his children flow into the pond is really inspiring.
And kills heaps in the process
@@jimjenson727 yes tramples on them lol
He stands like chief after a very busy day
*Put hands on hip
"Another days work"
These little shits won't die I hope so
RIP to those brave tadpoles that got smooshed into the sand never to be seen again.
They are accidental heroes
Hero’s of war
don't be so certain they didn't survive...
@@morrisheinersz2005 this is ominous
Tomorrows fertilizer
thanks for making me cry and be happy at the same time
He is so protective he buries some of his children in the mud to hide them from predators.
I'll do just that when I'm older
My dog used to do that with his babies
Lol
A lot is two words, and he said "a address" instead of an address
+Itachi Uchiha rasangon or chidori would have made that mud go flying everywhere
what a loving father, stepping on his children like a real man.
we fathers are known for that, at least he isnt tossing his kids into the ceiling fans...that shit gets expensive.
@@fatherofjman2475 having to pull them out of the ac unit on the other hand
@@hmok7757 oh no
Does that make them stepchildren?
@@rod9766 lmaoaoaoa
“They are very agressive” he says while shaking his head as close as possible to him
He should of stuck his finger by his mouth to prove that theroy
Salvador Luna he is. David Attenborough is a British icon. All of the documentaries he does are real, he does things like that all the time. It’s probably a camera trick or something to do with focus to make it look like he’s closer than he actually is.
@Mr Goat
But I think they recorded the video themselves,then edited David in
@Salvador Luna Yeah, that's what it looked like to me too ... something odd about the perspective.
there's a shadow on the frog when he moves his head so i doubt it's green screened.
I like how he just watches them go from one pond to the other like an absolute chad.
1:42 RIP the baby who got cemented into the mud by daddy's foot. Oh well, can't save them all.
I lost it😂😂. That's so sad
I mean... there’s a lot more tadpoles that are alive but RIP T~T
I didn’t even notice RIP little buddy RIP
I'm willing to bet a lot of them die in that situation.
the music really made it funny lmfao
2:04 look how proud he looks "Yup, your papa did that. Whos the best dad? this guy"
Jasio HD hahahahaha
guy3480 😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
haahah ikr!
guy3480 idk to me it seems like he's thinking fuck I should of pulled out!
Han solo Dies
cause you worth shit
Unlike most cold blooded animals, he actually cares about his children
Also i love the old guy narrator, he's so sweet
even though he accidentally squashes children
1:16
He is a frog, he can't see or pick up a single dumbass tadpole that jumped out of the water
yes I know
The old guy narrator
Omg im crying😢😊 this one the most beautiful things i have ever witnessed. Jeremiah was so proud of himself as they all swam to the bigger pond.
This guy's voice is nostalgic for me
Cujo Reitzel The guy narrating is Sir David Attenborough
Cujo Reitzel i
Cujo Reitzel i
Cujo Reitzel why
Very
2:04 "Go my children."
Absolutely brilliant footage and effort.
2:13 "my work is done"
Awesome
@@OutragedPufferfish *proceeds to go buy milk and never comes back again*
@@rinjinnoko lol
@@rinjinnoko lol
It's astonishing how intelligent this creature is. He knew he needed to build a canal to connect two bodies of water, and he knew that the canal had to slope downward to the larger body in order for the water to flow toward it.
@RUclips Sucks lol
And that it was time to dig it, if he waited an hour, they all would have died
What's astonishing is that you observed it and explained the logic behind it. It's crazy how we can think too.
It’s not like animals don’t have brains
He graduated from Harvard
I watch this video every couple months, it’s still adorable every single time.
I like how he looks like he's staring at the sun after saving the day, a true hero
2:07
The hero this city deserves but not the one it needs right now.
You know he’s not a black bullfrog because he stays with the kids.
Lol
Watching the sunrise on a grateful pond
@@residentpotato6023 was that supposed to be funny😐
where can i get a man like this
Veonnj Caines You know not everyone's profile pic is actually of themselves...
Veonnj Caines Ugh, I knew that. Clearly it was just a joke.
in a pond
Veonnj Caines it is ok too be gay it's a men's/women's thing so don't make fun of gay people
Near African rivers
Hippity hoppity expanding my property
Aaron davis HAHA
Aaron davis Get off my lawn!
Croakity croak I love this joke
You're a funny Jew you.
Nicholas Jonas wtf is wrong with being Jewish? Fucking hitler
One more time, youtube recomending this thing right on the 🐸father's🐸 day.
that frog was like, "hmmm, I must do something to save the children, but what? Ah, I know. Perhaps by digging a shallow canal with my hind legs, I could create a thoroughfare which the brood of youngsters might traverse, ultimately securing their safety and thus propelling my lineage into the future... ribbit"
His exact words probably
Great...except "brood of youngster"?
@@karezaalonso7110 thanks, made youngster plural now
I feel like this is a Undertale reference but idk...
@@thisonecomedian278 More like Death Note
I have a pet african bullfrog and I could NEVER imagine him doing something 1. This intelligent and 2. This kind. He’s an absolute bastard and I love him for it.
Its only for his kids, not you
@@usernameluis305 EXACTLY.LOL
@@usernameluis305 EXACTLY.LMAO
@@usernameluis305 EXACTLY.ROTFL
its behavior is neither intelligent or kind
“He must be quick” as the frog pushes the dirt in a slow manner
Hahaha
"Slow manner" is pretty fast in the frog world.
Looks fast for a frog to me
He’s trying his best
@@MrMolack stop youre making me sad now i want to help the frog
I’ve watched this multiple times & it’s still always amazes me how a frog can be such an amazing parent yet humans fail at this on a very basic level.
if only raising human children was as basic as digging a tiny stream
That’s true we fail at the basic level of digging mud canals for our aquatic infants with gills to swim through, it’s so easy how do we do it wrong?
@@Icetea-2000 Meanwhile humans make way better canals anyway...
All it dig was move a small pile of mud for 30 seconds..not that great
Raising a human child over 18 years is about 700 trillion times harder than spending a few hours digging a tiny canal bud
What am I doing watching a bullfrog I have a paper to write
Exactly the same as I
I have a stake of homework
same
I've got exams tomorrow.... 😅
@@vanlalruatiralte8 i know how you feel bro 🤣🤣
narrator: *the tadpoles are saved*
the tadpoles who got stepped on and cemented by the mud: *haha okay*
Gotta break a few eggs to make an omelette.
Less kids = less child support
@@christinacarroll3957 Not necessarily. A broke bloke can have 10 kids with a woman, but a billionaire would have to pay a hell of a lot more for child support for just ONE kid.
@@point-five-oh6249 ok I think your right i wouldn't know because im just a kid on my step moms profile so yeah I dont know anything about child support
@@point-five-oh6249 depends on the lawyer but its because its based on a percentage.
And they still only got him a tie for Father's Day.
Yep, crappy socks and gloves that don't fit too....or a weird scarf.
😂😭
And the same shirt he already have
Bought with his own money.
@@waywatcher9779 😂😂
So precious........ What an amazing smart daddy frog. I love all animals
imagine just standing there, protecting your kids, and then a random dude near you suddenly starts talking
Lol
If he sounded like Mr. Attenborough, I'd be cool with it.
Just stop
Dad frog is like "dig the rest of this channel and i wont sue you"
it's happened to me at the park several times. usually it's just terrible small talk. I don't know how I would react if someone just started narrating what I was doing though. probably better than talking about the stupid weather.
Clever dad, and he just looked so satisfied of his good job.
He looks the same 24/7 😅
Fun fun
@@archo112 🤣
@@archo112 😂😂
@@archo112 💯💯
When a frog is a better parent than some human parents.
rip harambe
#harambezoutfordix
Jordon Vongxay better than goku
Uh I'm pretty sure he just buried a couple...
Jordon Vongxay pretty much
I never thought animals could be this intelligent
You've never seen a mammal then
@ First I have a 2 dogs at home, Second how often have you seen an animal that thinks to dig and connect it to a pond to save its children, yeah not very often
@jaceboigamez2220 - The more closely we look into the lives of our fellow Earthlings, the more we discover how intelligent they are.
0:15 "It's very agressive"
Frog: -_-
Lmao 😂
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🤣🤣
lool
Wkwkwk
“It’s got a very bad bite!”
*moves closer to it*
Dad: "Are you winning son?"
Son: "Yea, because of you, dad."
This is hella wholesome
Banndaq
Lame
CRINGE!
K I N L E Y . E x E are u sure gacha pop tart he can be 69 years old
This is presented by the now 96 year old BBC presenter, Sir David Attenborough, an icon and living legend here in the UK. We love him dearly, such a humble unassuming clever man. He is now presenting his last series, 'Wild Isles' on the BBC and in future you will not see him on location. After travelling the world since the 1950s ( his first programme was 'Zoo Quest') it is so appropriate he finishes highlighting what nature we have left after being so depleted by our greed.
Have the confidence to speak for yourself, I personally can't stand his way of talking.
@@pigeonlove Why?
"It's very aggressive" *puts his face closer to the frog*
exactly lol
Bro another Eren Yeager pfp no hate this cuz mines is his
You feel me!?🤣🤣
@@timvanloo6 Ah yes, I guess if I see another comment saying a similar thing I could assume that it was copied and they did it for likes. Can't more than one person think the same?? Before I commented this I didn't read any similar ones. That was just the first thing that came to mind. Baka
What I was thinking 🤣
“The tadpoles are saved!”
Tadpole that got stuck on land: am I a joke to you?
lol same, stuck in mud to be forgotten.
"I knew you didn't like me!"
Sherry Bergstrom I don’t think it’s his
Si Dunue
What’s with all the “offspring”?
Si Dunue
oh
R.I.P. tadpoles who got caught in the mud
There is still dangers on deep water like predators
Primal Crash Someone isnt having enough science tadpoles are smelly and disgusting to eat for the fishes
Saturn Qaiyoom How would you know that, though?
Or who got crushed by their dads ass in thr process
@@dogueraevian6001 science
Never question a father's love..
Man: _"and it's very aggressive"_
*(brings face closer to the bullfrog)*
"Man" 🤦♂️
You seriously don't know who that man is? What is this disrespect?
I’m very disappointed in you.
No animal can harm David Attenborough.
@@ArmednotTriggered it can be his first time here
wow. even a frog can inspire us to be a great dad
Srabon Khan i think the frog is transexual
@@Probanot oh God, don't start that crap lol
A good exemple for a paternal responsibility
chemicals in the water are making the friggin frogs gay
The chemicals aren't making us gay they're making us High
"And its very aggressive" he says, as he places his head inches away from the frog
I thought the same damn thing so I stopped it. There seems to be a contrast difference between foreground and background. Maybe he was standing behind a glass. That one frog was not in his natural habitat is my guess.
Green screen…
I'd like to think that Mother Nature's partial to Attenborough :)
He's not even on the same continent.🤣 Its just good editing.
@@zetsutsuletsu2034 well that's just disappointing and sad
If only my dad was like this...he has been hunting for milk for the past 15 years
Me: But how about the other tadpoles that dies in the process
Daddy Bullfrog: It's a small price to pay for salvation
Angelo Miguel Nieves rip
I mean it's absolutely true though. Christ,if bullfrogs were capable of counting,I doubt he would've let it happen.
Your pic is literally cancer...
@@Luis-vy9bm You should've took the high ground
@@Luis-vy9bm thought it was a thot at first....
"Dad's gonna get us some water" -tadpole 37 in a squeaky voice
Edrer!!🐸🐸🐸🐸
"new pond?" says tadpole #2721
Lewd tadpole
They are a lot more than 37
@@majesticscope6782 its just number 37 . he didnt say there are only 37
2:06 the face of a man who has succeeded at life
Vegito prince of all vegetables YES
😂😂😂😂
LOL
True lol
😂😂😂😂😂
You know I had the impulse to comment how the end of the video really gives a Ghibli vibe. I thought about it for a sec and just realised what a wonderful testament to the genuine and magic-of-nature approach that Ghibli have towards their films. Nature is magical, and while Ghibli films often stretch the bounds of things that could happen in our world, some of the most fantastical moments in Miyazaki’s pieces really are just portraying splendid nature. I love those films so much and I love this bull frog man, he’s the best
2:14 "My job here is done, You're on your own lads!"
Bullfrog equivalent of child support
Quantum I
He protec
He attac
But most importantly
He got his kids bac
Billy Brandt you need more likes😂
Billy Brandt i swear i knew there would be a comment with he protec and i scrolled through and saw this 😂
Billy Brandt damnit I was going to do that meme
Billy Brandt hahahahha
Billy Brandt you missed an opportunity most importantly he quac
Little green dude is a better dad than a lot of humans
nice pfp
Yeah.. i wish my dad protects me too.. 😐
@dost thou even hoist somehow i kind of agree. Animals seems to have more morals than us..
I love your pfp
@dost thou even hoist chimps will torture weaker animals for their own amusement same with cats many animals which are carnivores will follow another pregnant animal wait for the baby to come out then eat the baby and the mother humans dont do that
I love the narrator's voice. Sounds so peaceful.
Just like the Gordon Ramsey videos, this one is another obsession.
For me it's the curb ans Oblivion memes, except it was accidental
*lamb is r a w*
Very tru
Indeed
whats adam doing here
this frog did more than my father ever did
Oh, damn! 😕
plastesin okay..... but like... i didnt ask to exist
No thank, I won't be thankful because of someone sperm.
it's ok I never had a father, he died when I was 3
Im speechless here ×.× but seriously.. I hate my mom and dad
"He's a devoted father"
-Frog steps on his kids-
good one I chuckled hard
buries some in mud too
I laughed at that, used them to reinforce the walls.
@@dannyboythelastman1944 9. Reckon*
A word we have in English, but it’s much more commonly used in Australia. If you used this term in North America, you may think the speaker was a cowboy, but in Australia it’s just seen as normal. Example of use: “I reckon we should go see a movie.”
He is like, there are too many anyway 😅😆😆