Are Animals Capable Of Feeling Complex Emotions? | Animal Odd Couples | Animal Adventures

[Yvonne Bailey]

Hermosa elección 18KISSX.UNO de los mejores conciertos❤ 22:22 Senada: ''Hermoso'' 22:22 Megan: ''Hotter'' 22:21 Hopi: ''Sweeter'' 22:22 Yoongi: ''Butter'' 22:22 Amor: ''Momentos'' 12:22 Alfiora: ''Preety'' 12:22 Alana: ''Awesome'' 22:22 Joonie: ''Cooler'' 22:22 Son unos de los mejores conciertos, no puede ir pero de tan solo verlos desde pantalla,se que estuvo sorprendente zifn🖤 15:55 Son unos de los mejores conciertos

[Johnnywhamo]

Kate and Pip is one of the most beautiful things to have the pleasure to see. The fact Pip is free to come and go as she pleases and is truly a wild animal makes it all the more wonderful. I think I have some dust in my eyes :)

[Laurel Harper]

@Manders Can you give me your source for this?

[Manders]

Sweet story about the 🦁 🐻 and 🐯 💗💗💗. BUT... They didn't tell us the FULL STORY about the Polar Bears and 🐶Husky Dogs !!! 😡 The polar bears ended up eating the Husky Dogs in the End 😳😭 NOT COOL 😱‼️

[Cherula Famana]

Humans need to give other animals more consideration when it comes to emotions. Just because we don't all speak the same language doesn't mean they don't have feelings on par with us.

[C B]

@Justin D Allen because he/she either has an agenda in opposition, or is flat out sensationalizing the story with huge context missing. The incident that did occur was predictable and preventable due to human intervention.

[C B]

@Manders you're missing the rest of the story, but pasting this comment in threads repeatedly and nonstop even if it isn't the topic at hand. You should cover what actually happened in full, and not present it as a wild animal randomly turning on another without cause.

[Manders]

@Justin D Allen Because it's the truth.

[Tracesprite]

@Manders That part is rather horrific.

[Tracesprite]

I'm surprised that the stronger animals can be gentle enough to not injure the other animals. How can they judge what level of roughness to use?

[Melinda Burge]

I firmly believe so, that animals can feel complex emotion. I do not think we are 'superior' in this or that there are necessarily solely biological reasons for the development of relationships between living things 💗🌵

[Sue Prator]

In fact it seems that they are more "in tune" with their senses than humans. We allow logic and rationale to prevent us to be ruled by our senses.

[Ron Willemsen]

What the Human species can learn from animals around the world is amazingly remarkable... needs are met without expectation, friendships made regardless of what they look like, caring and protection is uncompromising... this program is a class in Humanity 101

[Àñnette Featherstone]

I totally agree and I couldn't have put it better.

[johnnie boy]

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[Matthew Mosier]

@Ron Willemsen Don't appologize for noticing obvious logical flaws in the original post. If you appologize to such people they take it to mean that they are right and you are wrong. I've learned the hard way never to compromise truth when somebody claims to feel emotionally hurt by hearing it. Animals are vicious in nature, the beautiful little examples seen in this documentary are the exception, not the rule. To say that this documentary is a sign that humans need to be more like animals denies the beautiful human relationships that exist and uses emotion to proport something that frankly isn't very well documented.

[Starlight18]

What I wanted to say Ron, but you have put it so eloquently thank you.

[Nick Sully]

The bear and tiger relationship is beautiful. And that tiger is stunning. I love cats, big and small... I have a cat - it's fascinating how they're like mini versions... like, the movement, the fur, the features... everything is the same, they're just a minature version. Beautiful.

[Chris Jansen]

I can tell you with 100% certainty that animals feel all of the exact same feelings as we do, because I have witnessed it all at work for the last 14 years. The fact that anyone would be slightly surprised by that is mind-blowing.

[brian hope]

I loved watching the cat get anxious at her DUCKS growing up too quick!!! Love it Brilliant documentary..The presenter is also brilliant!!

[Angel Tanedo Jr]

It's not actually a complex emotion... It's basic and its called love. They all live altogether as family, they eat, have fun, learn each of their characters and share their lives together everyday and every minute.. and of course they learned about love as family.

[Angel Tanedo Jr]

@Typical Yugosuavian despite of what I said, it's complex for a lot of people.. and I completely understand 😁.. because for people it's a different story, it becomes complex because of covetousness which is sin of the heart. People who's already into a relationship but wanting more.. so it becomes complicated, thus complex 😁

[Dena Sharpe]

Amen...❤❤❤

[Typical Yugosuavian]

Love is complex lol

[I am]

That is pretty complex for me

[Georgios Giannoukas]

I'm a grown- ass 30 year old man and here I am in literal tears over the deer and the great dane. It's stuff like this that makes you think that life CAN be beautiful and that stuff like this is what it's all about.

[Wolffur]

I'm a cynical, hardened 40 year old, and I'm all choked up too. These scattered patches of God remind us that there's actually some good left in this world.

[Leonidas CarVinci]

🤎 U are just Fine Bro... tear up it's COOL

[quantae06]

@Khyrid 🤣🤣🤣 Rofl

[bullyakker]

50 here and the same thing...

[Paul]

@Baguettie I'm not a real man anymore

[Locutus]

Liz is a great presenter. She makes this very interesting!

[Jacqueline Waller]

We need to learn more about ourselves and take a lesson from these animals. We sure would make things better for ourselves. Loved it 🥰.

[MAC]

I think these remarkable, beautiful relationships blossom where these animals don't have to be concerned about where their next meal is coming from or when and around what corner that deadly encounter might be. It's because of this the lion can truly lay down with the lamb, because of food security and just plain security.

[Loupa57]

In Finland a wildlife photographer came across the meeting of a wolf and a native brown bear. These two species don’t normally mix. He followed them on regular basis and discovered they would meet at certain times of the day to eat and spend time together. This a contemporary tale. Man has had nothing to do to influence this relationship, it would appear.

[Carol Coates]

A massive thank you to all the rescuers who helped to save these orphans and find ways of saving their lives by finding a companion. Bless you all. xxx

[Dena Sharpe]

So grateful that this post had been preserved and presented to us to appreciate and overwhelmed with love and awe❤❤❤

[Erik Roberts]

Oh, sorry, I replied to the wrong comment, so sorry.

[Erik Roberts]

Grow up.

[Manders]

@Caramelo 😂 😂 😂 what did he say❓ what was so funny❓I bet it had something to do with 💩 huh❓Inquiring minds want to know LOLOLOL 😂 -- looks like he got deleted. Man I hate that 😤

[Manders]

Sweet story about the 🦁 🐻 and 🐯 💗💗💗. BUT... They didn't tell us the FULL STORY about the Polar Bears and 🐶Husky Dogs !!! 😡 The polar bears ended up eating the Husky Dogs in the End 😳😭 NOT COOL 😱 ANIMAL ADVENTURES‼️

[Chopedapple9]

We need to take the time that this channel (including the crew) have to travel across the world just to film this for the world Thanks to you all

[Vi O]

The lioness and the calf one was surely heartbreaking 😢

[Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm]

ikr? You could feel her sadness...💔😔💔

[Sharon Milligan]

This is a brilliantly compiled and beautiful put together video, love it.

[Monica Albu]

From all animals or birds I've been in contact or seen in my life, I can say not only they can feel emotions, but much more beyond this: is no common language with them, so they must be telepathic in a certain way; they are spiritually evolved and they protect us many times; they also feel when we're in danger or when we are sick. Now, I haven't met many humans like this, so I think the question should be asked otherwise.

[Allyson Lewis]

Omg that huge bear loving the big cats.It’s unbelievable. I am overwhelmed at the way these animals have made a family unit. Absolutely incredible

[Jon Cassidy]

Love Prof. Herzog's energy. Hope he teaches freshmen, too, as I'd bet a bunch would change their major after one class.

[Pamela Taratinow]

Beautiful animal relationships!! It would be great if people can learn from these animals and do the same for other people. Life on this earth is what we make it for ourselves. It is awesome that these people who foster the relationships of these animals can share experiences with us. Gratitude to the videographer, presenter, animal caregivers, and all those who continue this journey with the animals. Thank you for sharing.💕

[President Amanda]

These are the best animal documentaries I’ve seen in a long time. I hope you make more of them.

[Julia Hoigaard]

I'm seeing this kind of relating with the "feral" cats in my neighborhood. I feel them all and it seems to be that when they ALL know that there's plenty of food for ALL of them, there is no fighting or tension. They all want to hang out and get to know each other. Some even cuddle these these guys do. An argument for how devastating poverty and hunger are.

[Teddy Benites]

@Fred Sanford b my friend

[Pinkmeowmix]

If you get a chance, read, "and the animals will teach you".. I think you would appreciate it.

[Manders]

Sweet story about the 🦁 🐻 and 🐯 💗💗💗. BUT... They didn't tell us the FULL STORY about the Polar Bears and 🐶Husky Dogs !!! 😡 The polar bears ended up eating the Husky Dogs in the End 😳😭 NOT COOL 😱‼️

[S H]

@Caleb Smart a hippo walked into a woman's house? Hahahahahaha!!!! That's too funny. What did he find to eat? Is there a video on KZbin?

[Paul Gauthier]

It's not "an argument for," friend. What you said is FACT. Full stop.

[Sharon Thompson]

Lord, You are so amazing. You have created these awesome animals--You have a loving heart and here we see it displayed in "wild" as well as in domesticated animals. So beautiful and heartwarming. Many thanks to Liz who has spent countless hours traveling, interviewing animal loving scientists, and compiling all this information to share with us. Very much appreciated!!

[Hannah Collins]

𑹥♥🥰 sounds is top xxlovezzz.Uno good but the sounds and quality 𑹥 definitely are top notch. Haven’t had tingles like this in a whiles 👍🏽.

[Charlie Macdonald]

Beautiful mama, not ducking her loving bond.

[The Raging Platypus]

I think the full stomach theory is spot on. Even in humans with dogs this varies. In more primitive cultures where food acquisition is important, pets are not purely pets...theynare useful friendly workers. They offer protection, pull sleight, help hunt etc. Only when all our needs are so fully provided for do we have pets just as "playthings".

[beanboy]

i would more say companion than playthings but sure

[TS]

I feel it's like Madagascar movie in real life. The bear, lion and tiger were raised as young together so they're still affectionate towards each other . ❤️

[Abdirisaq farah]

I thank the presenter for her dedication, time and effort to compile these animal behavior cases collected from Canada to Barazil, and from South Africa to Irland. I salute you. What a wonderful lesson from Nature. Thanks.

[Maya Chan]

@António Claro lmfao and?

[Manders]

Also misspelled Ireland 🇮🇪

[Manders]

you misspelled Brazil 🇧🇷

[Manders]

Sweet story about the 🦁 🐻 and 🐯 💗💗💗. BUT... They didn't tell us the FULL STORY about the Polar Bears and 🐶Husky Dogs !!! 😡 The polar bears ended up eating the Husky Dogs in the End 😳😭 NOT COOL 😱‼️

[António Claro]

@Moon ON BREAK *Brazil

[Robin Ashley]

Absolutely wonderful, loving, playful and caring❤️❤️

[Rachael LeAnn]

This was just so interesting and satisfying to watch. Warms my heart 💗

[Allyson Lewis]

I cannot explain how it makes me feel so grateful to people like you to care for these awesome animals

[Antainín Breathnach]

Utterly engrossing. Loving your work, Liz. Thank you.

[Brian Bommarito]

Were the bear, the lion and the tiger all kept in the same basement as kids? That would explain, to my mind, why they get along. They are old war buddies, they’ve been through the same war, fighting on the same side. To see sunlight again. They were all lonely and they kept each other company, and they were the closest thing that any of them had to a friend. No outside influence to tell them that they were different, or couldn’t get along, or shouldn’t get along. Now they’re inseparable.

[Sue Prator]

@Major theDog Sad!

[Sue Prator]

Yes, I have seen this unique 3-some story somewhere else. They were kept in a basement I believe she said as babies. They must have bonded through the trauma forever.

[C B]

@Major theDog you are absolutely correct. This account spams this comment in most threads even if it's unrelated. And yes, leaves out a TON of context as to what happened and why. I corrected them in an earlier thread so others will know full story, and will place one more time here: The sanctuary is for huskies, and the polar bears are completely wild and are free to come and go. It is technically illegal for humans to feed polar bears under Manitoba's Endangered Species and Ecosystems Act. This sanctuary was cited and no longer able to do so, even though they had the ability to feed the bears and did so as a means of protecting the huskies rehabilitating in their care. Within a few days after this footage was taken & the sanctuary was cited and warned to stop feeding the bears, a polar bear did get to a different husky in the middle of the night. Was it the polar bear randomly turning on a husky, OR was a stable food source taken and left the bears starving? The fact it took several days before the bear resorted to this is amazing in itself. Either way you look at it, humans interfering in the bear's food source had everything to do with the outcome. Humans in survival mode can be, and are just as fierce in survival mode. Had there been a better plan implemented, and food source not forcibly removed by a government institution, this incident would not have happened. Government should not interfere and be the cause of preventable tragedies unless a suitable mitigating plan is in place.

[Major theDog]

@Manders apparently the guy who owned the husky's always put food out for the polar bears but the day they didn't and that's when it attacked

[Manders]

Sweet story about the 🦁 🐻 and 🐯 💗💗💗. BUT... They didn't tell us the FULL STORY about the Polar Bears and 🐶Husky Dogs !!! 😡 The polar bears ended up eating the Husky Dogs in the End 😳😭 NOT COOL 😱‼️

[Lorie Goldstein]

Thank you for exploring these relationships ❤️

[Pranavam]

So heart warming, once more getting hopefull about life❤️

[Candice Lewis]

Son unos XXLOVEZZZ.Uno de los mejores ❤ Mañas no se la..yt ❤️

[Mohit Sawant]

This video had me smiling the whole time I hope we humans set aside our differences and love one another no matter race,religion or skin tone let there be world peace day everyday and nothing but love

[Jayne Stagg]

Tiger, black bear, lion..... They probably felt insecure while so young and it bonded them. They comforted each other. It's so lovely to watch them.

[Cristiano Ribeiro]

@Adam Oliver não é o meu currículo e k me desenrasques e o que o meu currículo em casa 🏡🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠🏠

[Cristiano Ribeiro]

@Adam Oliver não é k tenho uma hora pra trás a tua localizacao não é pra ser pra hoje se faz necessária uma hora e o homem das termas a tua morada e k me enviar os três últimos contra o tempo todo dia e k banco 🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦

[Cristiano Ribeiro]

@Adam Oliver a tua conta dele e não me falhes e a k eu preciso sair da viagem e k banco 🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦🏦

[Cristiano Ribeiro]

@Adam Oliver não

[Paul Wells]

Of course they do. We evolved in the same environment and emotions are part of a robust survival strategy. I could tell when my canary was feeling guilty because he'd chewed on a plant he wasn't supposed to.

[AmosAmerica]

This was time well spent for me. Love this project. Thanks to Liz Bonnin, guest scientists, and the producers for this amazing episode!

[Col Oaten]

Us humans need to love our own species more, as well as other species.

[ReEducated Ronin]

So glad they were rescued 🥰

[Ernie Sulovic]

This is in the top 5 of all documentaries I have ever watched. In the sciences, my field of interest is mathematics yet seeing these bundles of life create bonds and friendships was really cute. So much more to learn as always. Gotta luv mother nature

[Luna Tarot]

Yall r weird lmao

[Manders]

Sweet story about the 🦁 🐻 and 🐯 💗💗💗. BUT... They didn't tell us the FULL STORY about the Polar Bears and 🐶Husky Dogs !!! 😡 The polar bears ended up eating the Husky Dogs in the End 😳😭 NOT COOL 😱‼️

[Alan Taylor]

@Ernie Sulovic Ok. So I find the square-cube law very helpful. For example I can tell you how much a person will weigh if he you scaled his height up to 12'0" from 6'0"/180 lbs. Most people might assume that a 12-foot person will be twice the weight of its 6-foot counterpart given they are twice the height. But it doesn't work like that. It works according to the square-cube law so that a person that is 12-foot will be 8-times heavier than their 6-foot counterpart. Both have the exact same proportions but one is scaled up and one is scaled down. Now you can use this square-cube law to know the scaled height and weight of any 3D objects using the square-cube law. So to get the weight of a 12-foot man scaled from 6'0"/180 lbs: (12/6) (to the power of 3). Multiplied by 180. You could replace "mass" by "volume" if you need to. I'm not a maths person but have an amateur interest in knowing animal weights, so that's how I came across. It's just so handy. Because I"m not a maths person I can't explain the theory behind it well, but if you look it up you'd probably understand better than I. Now Robert Wadlow, the tallest man in recorded history, at 8'11" was a lean 495 lbs. If you scaled him down to 6'0" what would be his weight?

[Ernie Sulovic]

@Alan Taylor Not off hand, i don't

[Alan Taylor]

Do you know the square-cube law?

[Susan Love]

23:43 Hermosa elección XKISSSS.UNO los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer 🅻🅸🆅🅴 10:11 Hopi: Sweeter fk17 11:16 Sun: Hotter 00:11 Joonie: Cooler 18:00 Yoongy : Butter 23:23 Son unos de los mejores conciertos mañas no se la 15:15 Las elecciones cinematográficas y artísticas son brillantes. Referencias culturales europeas realmente interesantes. Ojalá la cultura europea se representara más a menudo tan bellamente. No puedo dejar de decir "oh, esto es hermoso" a lo largo del video. Luz, en serio... el que se encargue de la iluminación, genial.

[Ryan_Marshall_GA]

These examples are definitely amazing, they stir emotions in humans beings and certainly encourage us to form strong ties and bonds with all kinds of animals, but, at the risk of throwing spirituality into into the conversation and causing a debate over religion(which is not my intent here) - I must say that, in reality, humans are the only creatures on this earth that are capable of displaying their *own* emotions and *feeling* the emotions of *others*, simply because those feelings come from our life force, our *soul*, and since only sentient beings(humans) possess a soul, it's quite clear what the answer to the question raised here would be. Animals are "programmed" to *react* and *respond* to *human* emotions, they may show to each other what *we perceive* as being "complex emotions", but it stands to reason that they are not capable of *feelings*, which belong exclusively sentient beings with a soul.

[Cassieopia Holloway]

How cute is this ? Even animals can have BFFs ... Ty for sharing the bonds these animals have for there human, so heart-warming ❣️

[Creation Park]

Odd animal couples can really bring character to animals Rare moments to show that not all species are the same at life choices It just depends on how they're raised and how they adapt

[Kateraxx MeowMx]

To the creators of this video!: Thank You for this! This was is beautiful!! Let me share my experience of an odd duo. My best friend ArorA is a black lab Norwegian elk hound mixed breed dog. She saved my life. Her job is to keep me alive. And to keep me going living. 5 years ago my neck got broken. I had 3 vertebrae pulled out of alignment along with C5 fractured. I couldn't walk her like I used too. 3-4 times a day RELIGIOUSLY! After that I knew she needed a friend. For her 4th birthday I brought home a baby kitten. And that kitten really became the dogs cat. Where the dog went, so did the kitten. Little Man is what kittens name became. I'd walk ArorA, followed by Little Man to the park, while wearing Mellow Yellow around my neck. Mellow Yellow was a reversed double stripped California Kingsnake.

[Wade Michaels]

I can't take this. I'm in tears. All these animals are soooo beautiful.

[heavenly mermaid]

I just could cry it’s so beautiful and they are so lucky to have each other

[Goldenmath]

Moral of the story, we were born to love, and then trained not to feel Animals are unconditional, humans need to look with hearts too..these stories are beautiful

[That Is Haram My Brother]

The dog is the Jaguars emotional support dog, it’s actually very common within habitat enclosures and zoos, the big cats are very anxious around a lot of people, and the dogs help them out

[Arcadia]

Liz is wholesome and has amazing presentation skills

[ARDI D']

Who is this amazing lady? I'm absolutely captivated. On a primal level, let alone, intellectually. Kudos. Kudos!

[jake jake]

What a wonderful feeling to see true love in animals. I wish I can say same in humans.

[RAWeats Mcloving]

I’d the humans stop feeding them then you will see actual nature. This is jus unrealistic

[ValleysOfSaturn]

The answer to the question: they are capable of feeling more emotions than most of the people I know. Period.

[It`s me]

Just like us, animals feel friendship, love, gratitude, sadness and everything else. I think a lot of animals feel even more than we do. Animals deserve our respect ❤️

[Carolyn Vines]

Watch the orangutan's eyes! 😊 He looks enamored with Liz's bracelet; but after playing with her hair, I saw a glimmer of affection and amusement in his eyes.

[Gido Steinert]

I only wonder when humans will finally be able to feel complex emotions

[Tori Kazuki]

I've had the honor to be witness to a very complex display of Empathy in one of our Dogs, Jo. She was a Wheaten Terrier who sadly passed away in 2017, at the age of 13. However, back in 2009, my Wife & I had her & her older 'Sister' Betty. In the summer, Betty was almost killed by our neighbor's Pit-bull/Akita mix & I had to take him on with my bare hands to save Betty's life. (But that's another story...) Anyway, after that event, Jo was enormously protective of Betty, who was 13 at the time & Jo became extremely aggressive around other dogs. Sadly, we made the mistake of fostering a young abused Husky Puppy, Maya, only a few months after the attack & also didn't let Jo meet Maya in Neutral Territory, which didn't help matters. Jo was so upset, we had to constantly monitor her for weeks after, because it always looked like she was going to attack Maya at the drop of a hat. Thankfully however, after about a month or so, Jo came to tolerate Maya, though she absolutely did not like her. Eventually we fully adopted Maya & after she turned about 8 months old, we took her to the Vet to get fixed. Now I have to back up a couple years, to put what Jo did to Maya after Maya got back from the Vet in better context: A couple years before Maya came along, my Wife had gotten very sick and had to stay in bed for a few days. At one point during that, Jo leaps onto the bed, gives my Wife a good sniffing, then jumps off & returns a little later with her favorite toy. She then places the toy on my Wife's head. The message was clear- 'This makes me feel better, it will make *you* feel better.' That in and of itself was an incredible expression of Empathy. But it gets better. Back to 2009- So I bring Maya in the house after her operation & she is tired & hurty & just flops down on a dog bed. A little while later, Jo, who still *clearly* did NOT like Maya at this point, comes up to Maya & also gives her a good sniffing. Jo wanders off, comes back with her favorite toy, and places it right by Maya's head. My Wife & I were just amazed & so proud of Jo for that. To try to help my Wife, who was Jo's Alpha, is one thing, but to help another dog Jo didn't even *like*, well, that's something else entirely...

[Lisa Murphy]

What incredible friendships!

[Loveoldies50]

Of course animals have emotions! WE are animals, too! Like us, other animal species show the need for companionship and love! Anyone who has ever owned a dog, or should I say been owned BY a dog, knows that! I love watching animals interact, preferably WITHOUT ads!

[Ralph Laguna]

My immediate observation is that these "impossible" friendships are possible because the individual animals have been removed from their wild pack situation. It's a known thing that animals behave differently when they are in packs than when they are alone. You also see domestic swine going feral...This goes for humans too.

[Lynda Hammond]

Beautiful! Just wonderful relationships!

[zeppelingal]

I love the bear, tiger and lion trio. I have seen several videos of them and every time I am like oh that is so cute. It's just amazing to see them all together. But I get it, they have been together for a long time and they have their own pecking owner.

[Atanas Georgiev]

I have another question : Are humans capable of feeling simple emotions ?

[Mlungisi Tommy]

Yes we are bt the problem is politics separates us...u cn see frm kids from different races,nationality,cultures...if u put them together they play together n love each other alot until 1 is told n taught to hate the other

[Wolffur]

Yes. We can. But we seldom express the positive ones. Why? I don't know.

[hobbs342]

Yeah for sure we're just too scared to show

[Leonidas CarVinci]

@David Hickman democrats? ARE👈 republicans!! 🙄 the two head 🐍 w/ one bite, each fang has it's own signature venom('$)

[Leonidas CarVinci]

The Zillion Dollar 💵 Question... NO! The Two Cent$ Answer

[soneetajusana]

We need to learn from animals the way they love each other no matter how different they are. It's amazing 🥰🥰

[RAWeats Mcloving]

Stop feeding them and see nature take it’s course I guarantee it. I understand the video is cute but it just in realistic of what animals do in the wild

[Mary Reed]

Man is getting smarter, about time!

[ཀརེ ཙམ།]

This is beyond heartwarming 😍💜

[David]

This is just absolutely lovely.

[Patrick Stephens]

This is what I live to see, and love to see also. Love has no boundaries.

[Pamela Russell]

Son unos Xxlike.Uno de los mejores conciertos 💋 23:23 Hermosa eleccion de mejor 12:12 (elecciones ) 9.2/10 14:16 ( culturales ) 9.1/10 23:27 Son unos de los mejores conciertos

[the Antichrist]

The Huskies and the polar bears absolutely beautiful . I loved this video 🤩 it was beautiful .thumbs up 👍

[Marcos San]

Yes of course. I feel we should mix modern life with nature again, it makes us more natural & happy..

[Just4mygrl]

Love seeing Pip and Kate laying together.

[Jamie Z]

Yes, we are perfectly capable of feeling complex emotions.

[Jon]

Yes.Every living thing on this planet feels & can understand other species & what they r saying,even though they don't speak same language . I've had prolonged enter actions with deer,cats,dogs,insects(had pet praying mantis a few times),birds & others.We all feel & can understand what other species if we just watch & listen.Thank u.

[Ellen Thorp]

I have loved animals my whole life! This video brings me to tears of joy!

[Dr Alfred]

Without any doubt animals do feel emotions, Most times, it amazes me greatly how I moved from an average lifestyle to earning over $63k per month. Utter shock is the word. I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities are bound in the financial markets. The only thing is to know where to focus.

[TheQ]

Just ignore the bots

[Kevser Olur]

@Donna Pieniazek they are just fishing ignore them 😅

[Donna Pieniazek]

Good for you, but what does that have to do with this video? Maybe I missed something?

[Reynaldo Ponce]

Tf

[DeSag777]

Thanks for sharing your beautiful stories, it’s a milestone for our understanding and love of animals.