Villagers React To Animals That Asked People for Help & Kindness ! Tribal People React To

Villagers React To Animals That Asked People for Help & Kindness ! Tribal People React To
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[@andrecostermans7109]

oh that dangerous animal at 9.00 , that is a hedge-hog , completely harmless for humans but a great benefit if you have one in your garden !

[@korpen2858]

I had the pleasure to host 8 babies under our stairway. When they're small they haven't yet learned what to fear so they will come up to you and say hi

[@kille7543]

When they visit your garden, feed them a bit of cat dryfood and water, NO milk!

[@bujfvjg7222]

@@kille7543 Beer, vinegar or Tabasco? Jokes asside, Hedgehogs are gorgeous little creatures!

[@kille7543]

@Bujf vjg, yes they are. Here in Denmark we also have ppl. who take the baby hedge hogs in and feed them, if the mother is killed, and release them back to nature/ gardens. Some also build winter sheds for hedge hogs in a far corner of their garden.

[@SaintPhoenixx]

Yeah, milk is not good for them. Leave them a bowl of water that is shallow enough for them to not drown in.

[@joshualiley]

Someone needs to make a compilation of animals that they haven't seen before and are confused about what they are such as the hedgehog and the dolphin, and give information on them

[@17losttrout]

Yes, basic classification would do. Vertebrates, invertebrates, mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish . I think it would go a long way.

[@justinwebb8831]

Show them a platypus

[@vanessaedgar3371]

@@justinwebb8831 Proof that God has a sense of humor!

[@JudasFm]

What about a skunk? Or meerkats? 😄

[@davemottern4196]

Show them octopuses solving puzzles and escaping from jars, etc.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Helping Innocent & Defenseless People And Animals Is Always An Honorable & Selfless Act That Deserves Much Praise. 🙏 ❤

[@JudasFm]

"The face of this animal looks like a rat." - This made me smile. In Japan, we call hedgehogs hari-nezumi, which literally means, "needle mouse."

[@gabeochoa4003]

Always love how honest and open these guys are. Just genuine

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

Beause they haven't been corrupted by western society, ideals and values.

[@kavakalynn]

Sarru is absolutely correct, this filth is spread by humans and animals don’t kno any better when they’re just looking for food. We all need to remember to do better with our Mother Earth. She’s the reason we’re here, we have to respect all of our earth.

[@RubelliteFae]

Unfortunately, most of the change we need must come from corporations and governments. Their habits won't change until it hurts their incomes

[@GracieLions]

Saying that the hedgehog looks dangerous! LOL!! 😍🤣

[@akita21154]

Such humanity is not told nor shown enough. Thank-you for showing the great side of mankind

[@YokoshimaOfficial]

I just love it when they clap. So humble. Make my day always to see these people. Thank you for making me knowing them.

[@julilla1]

I never thought about disposable masks getting caught on animals. I'll be sure to snip the ear loops from now on!

[@Torthrodhel]

I have saved a tiny little bumble bee, and it was wonderful. Poor thing couldn't move, there was nothing left in the very small patch of flowers and it was out of energy. I came out with a 50/50 mix of sugar water (as recommended by bee charities) in a bottle lid, and fed it so it could fly to a better spot. It will make no difference at all to the world, but the world of difference to the bee, and to me my soul was nourished, and that is so valuable for the self.

[@micheledean7199]

I think everybody in the world should see these gentlemen it’s wonderful to see the world through their eyes thank you so much

[@vickiemouse236]

There is HOPE for humanity 🐾♥️

[@dlmullins9054]

The more i watch these good people, the more i realize that basically we are the same.

[@dmschoice2571]

Please show them more about whales and dolphins! They would certainly love to know that dolphins aren't fish. Free School's Fish or Not Fish would be a great teaser, and All About Dolphins For Kids from the same channel a great video to watch. Also, When Whales Walked from PBS Eons and The Evolution of Whales from Moth Light Media are great videos to explain where cetaceans really come from. (And since they apparently never saw a hedgehog, maybe show them something about those, too ;) )

[@Telenaus]

and that dolphins can save humans as well

[@Asa...S]

Funny, I just recommended the same thing, dolphin and hedgehog videos, before I read your comment!

[@17losttrout]

@@Asa...S Me too!

[@eTraxx]

@@Telenaus Stories of dolphins saving humans goes back thousands of years. Agree with above. They really need to know what whales and dolphins are.

[@Telenaus]

this is why i cut up plastics & strings & even straws, those that i don't reuse or recycle.

[@davejones9469]

I saved a kitten from the streets once. He was malnourished and infested with fleas, but I carried him in my sweater about a km home. Ended up being the best cat ever, funniest little guy ever, and really big and strong. We suspect he was a purebred Turkish Angora, but he got to over 20 lbs and was never fat (until his last year's, he grew a belly but it was also a side effect of the illness we didn't know he had). He could jump at least 6 feet high, and I taught him to defend himself by playing rough, but he always stopped when I gave a firm voice. Cut me open and bit through my skin several times as a kitten lol. I also saved a baby squirrel. I was walking home and it was just sitting in the middle of the sidewalk, and didn't run as I approached. I looked around and saw what was probably it's mother dead on the road, so I felt bad but had to just keep going. It's nature...but the baby started following me down the sidewalk, and it was like a cartoon. I would turn around to see if it was still following, and it would stop and watch me. Then I'd walk some more, turn around and he'd still be there, keeping about 5 ft away. When I crouched down and made some kissing noises, he came right up and sat on my shoe, looking up at me. At that point, he was coming with me. I was able to coax him into my hand, and carried him home. I cleaned him with a warm cloth, and gave him some water, but he wouldn't take milk, so we figured he was weaned already so fed him walnuts, and he went "nuts" for them. I kept him on my enclosed porch the first night, since I had two cats and a dog, but the next day I cleaned up a hollow in a cherry tree in our back yard. I filled it with some paper from our shredder, and he made his home there. I named him "Buddy" (like I named my cat Mr. Kitty, after Cartman's cat in South Park. I like simple names lol). I would go out every morning, while I let the dog out for a bit, and I would bang two walnuts together and call Buddy's name. He would come running, sometimes from his cubby hole, and would actually climb up my clothes and sit on my shoulder while I fed him breakfast. I amazed my friends with this, and I slowly stopped feeding him so much after he got bigger, forcing him to feed himself, so I wasn't ignorant of how he needed to stay wild enough to survive. Unfortunately, my old, idiot neighbor didn't know about him, and was confused when buddy went up to him without fear. For some unknown reason, he thought it was from the park across the semi major street I lived on, instead of the tons of squirrels right in all our backyards. So he took it over, and Buddy tried to make it home...unsuccessfully. I even saw him in the road. I found out what my neighbor did and I screamed at him for being so stupid, I was heartbroken. Both these animals I saved before I was even 18, and I even got another baby squirrel to let me hold it and sit it on my shoulder, although it wasn't an orphan, I just wanted to see if I could do it again. I guess I'm the squirrel "whisperer" lol.

[@dedebones1967]

All three of those gentlemen are handsome and have souls deeper that the Ocean

[@marynelson7943]

Can you show them Bee Gees "To Much Heaven" reaction, I think they would really enjoy

[@KindleandBook]

Have them react to the bushfires in Australia where people rescued animals, for instance the woman who took of her own shirt and walked into burning bushes to save a burned koala.

[@alyshaharper8730]

I remember that. It's a shame he didn't make it. He died at the animal rescue center from his burns.

[@askesismusic]

Little correction though, Raeen : animals do have intelligence.

[@sinderella23]

Well ppl like to say that humans are the most intelligent animals on earth. Idk if it's translation, but I believe he was referring to the fact that animals tend to react out of instinct and need, not risk assessment or analysis of a situation.

[@KeanKennedy]

In several videos different memebers have made a statement that has been translated as 'animals don't have intelligence', and have also said something that translates as 'this or that species is intelligent.' So I wouldn't get too hung up on the English word intelligence in this case

[@chucku00]

He certainly was talking more about awareness than intelligence.

[@Mckatt2]

@@KeanKennedy right, it could be animals don’t have ability to reason

[@bujfvjg7222]

humans ARE animans, we are called HOMOSAPIENS, or are we above nature? Crazy how egotistical most people are, halfwits!

[@HinFoo]

maybe actually show them how to perform CPR and how it works

[@horizoon]

Yes! maybe a video from Dr Mike?

[@monicapdx]

Feel-good all around. Good deeds in the vid, good reactions from the guys. And as usual, some very insightful comments. So much love!

[@horizoon]

Nice pick! Careful with these videos though, there have been plenty channels that have been banned for putting these poor creatures in miserable situations only to gain internet fame by "saving" them. 14:22 looks suspicious for that as well that's not a pit he fell into; looks like they excavated the side of that hill and then dumped dirt on the entrance. Also watch how rough they are with dragging him out, give a few pretend pets on the head but they also make sure to not let go of that poor pups' collar...

[@laurathomas1907]

The sound of children playing is a wonderful sound. 🌻☮️✌️

[@VikingNorway-pb5tm829]

Thanks to all the heros :)

[@kathigreen1479]

Animals ABSOLUTELY have intelligence!

[@louisejohnson6057]

I don't care what number I am! This video made me cry. Raeen is right, people are always making trouble for animals. Also, that was a dolphin that man rescued, they're mammals like we are, not fish. It would be interesting to show the guys some videos of dolphins and whales giving birth in the ocean. They will be shocked to find out how much a blue whale weighs(on average 300,000lbs), and how big their new born calves are. Any video about unusual baby animals would be great to see too. This channel is one of my favourites, and this trio is my favourite as well!

[@cindimccullough1951]

I am so fascinated how other people all over the world live. Love watching your reactions. You are humble and loving men.

[@thebandplayedon..6145]

This was a nice reminder there are lovely, wonderful, selfless people all around..... but also... * elastic from a discarded face mask around a ducks neck * Raeen: "sigh...😞Humans do bad Everywhere..." Only nine days into 2022 and Raeen has the Quote of Year.

[@janehyden1652]

raeen is so handsome when he smiles "we can also help do this"

[@tWIST1up]

hahahaha buddy made a dick joke and they all started laughing ....love these guys :)

[@deloachapproach4273]

Seventeen months my visiting son (who is grown and lives hundreds of miles away) and my wife found a one week old kitten abandoned in our driveway. Its eyes were not yet fully opened. We immediately drove to the super market and purchased kitten formula, and a heated pad for it sleep on. We also took it to the veterinarian to be wormed. It slept beside my bed, and each night I would awaken every two hours to feed it, and to assist it in having bowel movements (kittens cannot do this on their own until around four weeks). I now have a kitten that thinks he is human, and who is as loving as any child could be. He is my constant companion. It is I who gained the most, by far, from our adopting him.

[@jhoneijansen5201]

I guess so gorgious the way that they move all the time his heads

[@TallisKeeton]

Hedgehogs are popular in our gardens (in Europe) esp when you take care of the garden and make place for them to live in your garden. Flat artificial lawn wont be enough for hedgehogs :)

[@judispackman3616]

Ohhhhh, noooo, I love LOVE owls. And every time you guys do good things, you get better. And your sofa you are sitting there, you have a pale green HALO and it is eerie or wonderful.

[@deborjhablackwell6162]

Lol. Lakhan’s song is one of youth! Well done! ☺️

[@susanfanning9480]

Heart touching for anyone who is watching.

[@alexwither3144]

Amen brothers!

[@deehaley2737]

Another awesome video, the guys get so excited. It's a joy to see them enjoy these videos. Keep up the great work👍🏻👏🏻😊

[@CuttySobz]

"We will also help everyone.. We can also help like this" I swear Raeen is truly a man among boys and will probably be the leader of his village some day. God Bless you all.

[@Seek1878]

You should show then an owl cafe in Japan, to show that owls aren't scary.

[@YetiUprising]

Should show them people saving the much more dangerous animals too. There's one where a guy helps a wolf get out of a bear trap and cutting deer antlers that are stuck together.

[@17losttrout]

Taking hooks out of sharks.

[@shanecomeback8296]

I have good neighbors, but I can always use more. These are good, honorable and sweet people. Namaste!

[@megs4193]

Animals saving other animals in the wild is also beautiful 😍 ❤.

[@Cobalt-Jester]

I used to own many tarantulas. One of my biggest was a female Indian Ornamental (P.regalis). Tarantulas have to shed their skin to get bigger and during this time they are very vulnerable. As my spider was halfway through this process she fell out of the webbing she had made to protect her. She was badly hurt and half of the old skin was stuck to her and she couldn't walk properly. She was normally a very nervous spider who liked to hide but she came close to the opening of her enclosure and she stood perfectly still as I carefully moistened the old skin with warm water and cotton balls and then I carefully cut the old skin away from her legs and her abdomen. She sat still not moving for all of the time I was helping her. Once she thought I had done enough she shot off with great speed into her burrow. Now I'm not saying that a spider with a brain the size of a pinhead understood or asked for help. That would be silly. There's 100 explanations that make more sense. But I like to think she asked for my help. This was about 15 years ago. She is still alive today.

[@donn372]

Hedge hog is so cute

[@Belnick6666]

15:30 I would not want to be close if the mother elephant see them, yes, great job in saving him or her, but I would not want a mother elephant rushing me

[@romaschild3]

Have them react to "“Meet the Orchestra: Instrument Demonstrations” on The Philadelphia Orchestra channel on KZbin. I love classical music but I knew little about the instruments. I learned a lot from watching this video. I think Raeen, Sarru and Babu would enjoy learning the names and sounds of each instrument.

[@kimholmes229]

The best introduction to western classical musical instruments is Peter And Wolf. Each character is a different instrument.

[@romaschild3]

@@kimholmes229 I'll watch that right now.

[@iDontCare12345Countess]

Imagine how long the bear was roaming around with that jar on it’s head? A bear is scary, but a bear stuck in a jar where he can barely breathe and still resists for so long…

[@Pelesfyre]

Pls inform them abt mammals of the sea. I know they arent really around the ocean. I think its important for them to know that dolphins and whales aren't fish. Maybe a video abt the difference between great apes and monkeys too. ✌❤

[@ofsinope]

They thought the hedgehog was very dangerous XD

[@marionthompson3365]

Every life is sacred.

[@Cobalt-Jester]

If a human cared for another human as much as they care for animals then the world would be a much nicer place.

[@caidalee1994]

The “dangerous” thirsty animal is called a hedgehog (🦔) and is harmless and very cute! Native to Europe and Northern Africa, they are rodents like rats, and have sharp “quills” (needles) on their backs as a defense mechanism. The quills cannot be thrown like a porcupine’s can, and they are not venomous at all, but if a hedgehog is threatened by a predator, they will roll up in a ball to protect their soft bellies. They are insectivores, eating bugs and fruit/vegetables, and don’t have a strong enough jaw to cause much damage to humans. In rare cases they can break the skin with their teeth, but that is usually when they are protecting their children. They can have different personalities and are kept as exotic pets. I owned one in my life and I loved her dearly. Her name was Tallulah and she acted like a cat, wanting affection then immediately not wanting it anymore! Very cute. Also, the “big fish” that the man saved was a dolphin. It is actually a mammal like humans, and they are known to be one of the most intelligent creatures on the planet! It probably understood exactly what was happening, and knew that the man was helping which is why it didn’t try to fight him. Dolphins live in families called “pods”, and are known to “punch” sharks with their long snouts during fights. They are also smart enough to know how to use recreational drugs by ingesting pufferfish venom, which makes them high. They’re really cool animals! I’m also pretty sure that last animal was a coyote, similar to wild dogs. I hope this was informative!

[@denisa_the_jedi]

The prickly animal is a hedgehog, we have a lot of them in Europe, and some of them are friendly towards humans. They eat mainly insects and earthworms and curl up in a ball when they feel threatened, so the predators won't dare attack them because of the spikes. They can also hiss if they feel threatened, and some of them who are not used to humans will bite if you pick them up.

[@wendybutler1681]

9:20--I think that dog might have been a big cat. Adult puma sized.

[@Xcris_crosX]

Producers need to show them that marine *mammals* like dolphins are NOT fish and inform them that *OWLS DO NOT BURST YOUR EYES!!!* smh🤦‍♂️

[@NataliaVader1]

They need to watch more videos about animals. They also need to learn about dolphins and whales. How smart and beautiful they are. Also rescue or service dogs. How important they are to humans

[@susieq9801]

Rescue and service animals would really astound them! Sad that they think something like a hedgehog is dangerous.

[@marioelburro1492]

Very wholesome video

[@itsjustme8815]

you guys look like 3 scoops of citrus icecream today :)

[@Robinicat]

These young men are very wise and understand the world much better than most of us. Maybe because they Iive close to the land and nature.

[@TheAussief1]

Done the cow thing, but it was a bull stuck in a creek, had to lead it to the other side (water chest deep and very muddy, over a submerged tree truck then with a mate haul it out with a rope around its neck. One leg at a time.

[@babyfrank66]

I can't believe it even the animals come back from the dead.

[@VampyrMygg]

When I see people not recognizing a Porcupine I kinda realize how big the world is, as that's an animal so normal around that we'd see them in our garden, and we'd sometimes pick one up and move it if it was curled up by a road and in danger, (as we'd often also find ones that had been run over unfortunately.) We'd probably react differently seeing a monkey as there are none in Norway, well, wild ones that is, as someone in a country where they roam wildly might chuckle to themselves, thinking the same as I did about Porupines. :P

[@nevyn_karres]

Please please teach our friends about the difference between the mammals of the ocean and fish. Ty.

[@oldbat4383]

the woman with the group of monkeys reminds me of a place i worked. they had a lot of ducks, geese, and peacocks. i made sandwiches at the food booth and the crusts were removed. at a certain time each day i would take the crusts out and birds would come running from all over for them. i had a favorite peahen and she knew to stand at my feet to the rear and i would pass her some so she didnt have to fight.

[@kavakalynn]

Animals can be so innocent and unfortunately get caught up in crappy situations living amongst the human world.

[@dizzlebizzle8424]

"how did that dog get out in the middle of the lake?" Ice.

[@cathynb9205]

Where is our Babou?!? Love the new guy too but miss our older friend💔

[@paulmckenzie3181]

This is video number 6 (at least) where they make the mistake of calling a dolphin a "fish". Also these men gave the hint that they were never taught the difference, since they mentioned that this is the first time they have seen a "fish" helped back into the water. Calling a dolphin a "fish" is like calling a bat a "bird". Maybe it's time to show them a video about dolphins and whales, and why they are not fish, but are mammals.

[@Mckatt2]

Well first things first, I think it’s wonderful that they are having this exposure to all of these things that are new to them. They learn with every single one of these videos they participate in, and I learn something every time I watch one as well!

[@TheWimmse]

Sir, I think your videos are very educational and entertaining!

[@charlottcharlott4469]

Beautiful...😿😿😻

[@gigih.hammer306]

Great video clip. I love it when people help animals in danger. There act of kindness will be reworded some day, or in heaven.

[@karenthompson8038]

Hey guys the little baby that was in a ball that the man picked up to give him water that is a hedgehog which they make great little pets but a nightmare if they get sick but very friendly little prickly babies but yes they can be sharp if you pissed them off

[@RCortez1986]

this video encourages me to continue recycling

[@littleredhairedgirlsteph3922]

1. Who are the kids we hear? 2. Is one of them Raeen's little boy? 3. Can we please see a picture of Raeen's wife and little boy? 4. Please?

[@AhJodie]

Lovely!

[@Matoakas]

Haha. Hyena!! Lion!! When it's clearly a dog 😂😂

[@santiagokiwi3187]

Made me mad when they said "animals don't have intelligence". I once asked a work colleague why he didn't want to bring his dog over from India and he said because if he didn't want it anymore he wasn't allowed to kill it here.

[@SweetBrazyN]

Would it be possible for us to support lessons for these 3 young lads to have English lessons? It would be awesome for them to learn this it will help them much in their futures I’m sure !

[@nowhereman748]

Can y'all please show them a video about what dolphins and whales really are? It's long overdue at this point, they'd know they're not fish, and they'd probably be shocked by their intelligence. They deserve to know about such awesome animals.

[@DanielJackson2010]

During the dolphin scene you could have used the moment to tell them that it is not a fish, that their young suck mother's milk... I would love to see what would they think about that! :)

[@Chris-vr8cd]

Dear Common Man Show, please show them a video about how evolution works. You could show them a video about natural selection or Charles Darwin or how DNA works. Thank You!

[@amalsp8955]

Yes

[@Chris-vr8cd]

@@katerinapatiniotis5598 🤦‍♂️

[@lindasparr1560]

Love the co-ordinated outfits on Raeen and Sarru. 👏👏

[@tjbass5442]

They might be amazed by the 15 Biggest Trees on Earth video.

[@NecroxProduction]

I'm pretty sure there are hedgehogs in India(tho it is a big country). Interesting that they didn't know that well known animal.

[@andreamuller9009]

Oh, the animal with the spines is a hedgehog ... only dangerous for insects, worms and snails ... otherwise totally cute, well maybe not exactly cuddly, they are a little peckish ... they have the spines to keep them going to protect other animals that want to eat them.

[@Luredreier]

14:12 Not fish. Dolphine. They breat air like us. Not water like fishes. Their ancestors lived on land.

[@suesullivan-miller887]

Great Video!! Raeen is RIGHT!!👍👍👍 HUMANS do so Much damage to this world, including innocent animals! BLESS THESE PEOPLE!❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤

[@Ilhammm23]

Can we do villagers react to the most oldest human in the world

[@mildredpierce4506]

6:13 that dog isn’t upset. It’s displaying happiness because the people rescued him.

[@cooldude4643]

show them a hedgehog video lol

[@mainelygirl1]

I'm curious whether when they said the man was rubbing the puppy's chest if they knew much about CPR. Might be a great video and lesson to teach them the basics if they don't already know it.

[@jeannehurdel7290]

People this is a reminder not to throw out jars and other things that hurt animals...please.

[@Jay-br9ee]

Animals do have intelligence! Dolphins are one of the smartest animals and things on earth. Elephants are smart but whomever said animals arent intelligent is wrong sorry . may God bless you guys and stay humble!

[@BergenDev]

Animals are smarter then humans in a lot of ways. They dont wage war on other animals due to politics, religion nor color.

[@MikeDijital]

First comment! and these videos always make me cry,. +1 for humanity

[@asirnewazkhan4172]

Congrats

[@louisejohnson6057]

@@asirnewazkhan4172 , is this very dry sarcasm? Please say yes

[@asirnewazkhan4172]

@@louisejohnson6057 what else could it be?

[@louisejohnson6057]

@@asirnewazkhan4172 , well, some seem to find the race to be exorbitantly exciting, so you just never know.

[@zihuanena]

17:16 🤫

[@paulinesoares3594]

It would be good for them to understand that not all those animals are dangerous to people. Also that wakes and dolphins are not fish. They are mammals and give birth to live babies and nurse them. Also that animals are very intelligent. Koko the gorilla learned over 2000 words in sign language and over 1000 spoken words he understood

[@xymonau2468]

Has anyone ever explained to them the difference between a dolphin and a fish? They always call dolphins "fish". And can someone please tell them that owls don't "burst eyes"?? If you catch a wild one I'm sure they will harm you. But they don't attack people.