I find the BABY SQUIRREL I rescued but discover the unexpected

[@DaniConnorWild]

The comment or question (for the upcoming Roo Q&A video), with the most thumbs up will win a free fine art print from the Roo collection. Thank you so much for the continued love on this series! I really wanted to make them special so it's taken some time to edit. Last update - the crowdfunder will go live in a few weeks (still confirming all the details). Squirrelly wishes, Dani

[@ACNNOMOREBLUFF]

I've discovered your channel while i was upset with my french president and governement policy. I was trying to change my mind, and jumped into your squirel world. I was very sad and a little bit depressive. So far, i've discovered a very true personality with a great talent, and i wish you the best for your carrier, as you are literaly saving peoples from sadness and maybe worse.

[@mikeuk666]

So glad you could both watch each other again 🫂

[@Patrick.Johannaswedukr4776]

ok its fine ❤

[@troll101troll]

boo, We expected GROO to be excited and and comfort you. I believed she still miss having you around, That why she kept coming back. Maybe if you hod something she remember like that blanket she will reconized it more. They should make it legal to keep a squirrel. We want more video of you and groo interaction

[@annberringer8467]

Yeah! ❤❤❤ 🎉Rue is alive and well and living free and wild!!! I fell in love with her thru your videos and worried about her all winter! So glad she is ok! It is also good she is a female, because females are less likely to wander and it is more likely you will continue to see her for years to come!❤😍

[@malcolmginns4018]

I am an ecologist and keen wildlife photographer who caught Lyme disease whislt doing surveys. The disease has left me disabled, and as a result I am severely restricted in my ability to undertake surveys or wildlife photography. I discovered this channel a year ago whilst in my hospital bed and I cannot thank you enough for the inspiration and therapeutic value it has provided. Thank you Dani.

[@EmoZhaeNan]

I hope you recover to go again to the nature and enjoy it.

[@carmmk6630]

🍃Gosh, have you tried Ivermectin for humans I understand it works well for lime disease. 🍃

[@MultiClittle]

​@@EmoZhaeNanthere's no recovery from Lyme disease :/ It's an unknown that medical science still doesn't understand, after the initial infection there's nothing detected in the patient, but they're still debilitated.

[@heatherbryant4197]

​@@MultiClittleI understand each individual will vary in their experience, but I have a family member with this disease, and they report having a lot of ups and downs; some days they are fine, other days they can't get out of bed. It seems the best we can hope for in such situations is more "good days" or at least less severe symptoms.

[@malcolmginns4018]

​@heatherbryant4197 that is very much my experience. It is the unpredictability that causes the most issues as its impossible to plan for things as you don't know how you will feel tomorrow until you wake up.

[@CarolGeorgia24]

You should win a video award for the Roo series! It was awesome and touched people around the world.

[@timkdiamond]

Agreed.

[@mikeuk666]

💯

[@davedangerous2012]

Agree!

[@nancyinboise2160]

Yes!❤

[@henrik908]

Agreed

[@nicolalang5603]

The ears! The tail! The FLOOF! So lovely to have a Roo update ❤

[@ELCADAROSA]

Maybe Roo would recognize Dani if she wasn't wearing the heavy coat & hood? But Roo being fully wild is indeed the best outcome.

[@AdrepKeith]

I too rescued and rehabbed two 5 week old baby red squirrels who were running around on a busy street. I dismounted my bike and they ran and climbed all over me having fun. I put them in my pouch and did the every 3-4 hrs feeding routine. In short they eventually decided on their own to be wild. Fine with me. Ginger the runt female and Rusty the brat male are now over a year old and have been coming every morning and throughout the day to be fed my meals of Sunflower Seeds and peanuts. I have a big Maple tree that they learned to climb in as babies right out my dining room window. And like your Female, my Ginger is the sweetest. Neither of them touch me, and Rusty runs way up the tree, but Ginger stays low and watches me as if saying hi!

[@Trish12303]

I teared up when you discovered Roo and that she has been there with you all along. I have loved following along with the story of her rescue and release. Thank you so much for sharing your journey with her with the rest of the world!

[@kimai1641]

I'm so glad Roo is around! Perhaps she felt abandoned whilst you were gone on your 3 month trip but it still feels like home so she's around? What you've done for Roo is uniquely special and I think it's a very natural and human thing to do to want to save an injured or orphaned baby animal. The fact that you never forgot that Roo needed to remain wild is the most important thing you could have done for her and you did successfully release her back into the wild. Thank you Dani for renewing my faith in humanity as being kind and empathetic! Truly spectacular job!

[@lindseytaylor1522]

I did wonder that re: abandoned as in missed them and a bit wary of getting close again. Obviously abandoned not the right word as Roo had to be wild and fend for herself but it does make you wonder how their little minds and hearts work.

[@alicelund147]

I don't she can think like abandoned in a way like feeling a resentment and because of that don't want to interact.

[@ulrichjunker463]

Three months must be a long time in the life of a squirrel. So it is not that surprising that Roo has changed during this time. But she stayed close to your home. So it is her place. This hasn’t changed.

[@ingvartorma9789]

Dani, have you thought about wearing the black hoodie now that it's getting warmer outside, so maybe Roo will recognize you. Because she hasn't seen either you or your boyfriend in winter clothes. It's good that you managed to re-adapt Roo to be wild in the wild. Have seen many KZbins where people have kept wild animals in captivity, such as squirrels, beavers, raccoons. black panther and so pumpkin in captivity. The people who have done that do not understand that wild animals should be out in the wild and not inside their homes. I like watching your movies, as I feel calm watching your clips.

[@GlennWadstein]

Your Roo series should get awards for your fine work. Thank you with my whole heart for your work. ❤

[@LuisDiaz-h4u]

I Just love this Roo Videos

[@AlanSenzaki]

Absolutely!!❤

[@bobdinitto]

When I was a young teenager our cat brought a baby squirrel home in its mouth. The squirrel was still alive and my parents raised it. Eventually it became too big to stay in the house and they let it out in the yard. It climbed a tree and live there. Occasionally we would call it and it would come down and visit us.

[@dannyseville2543]

With Roo being a female, not only did you save her, you saved all the kits she will have and all the generations after.

[@henrik908]

When do you mean by that it would be same if Roo was a male .

[@ThereIsNoSpoontang]

@@henrik908 I feel this getting political. Better ask the squirrel about it's pronouns. Might just be a male who forgot it's nuts.

[@henrik908]

Your comment really don't make any sense unless you are a 13 year old.

[@ThereIsNoSpoontang]

​@@henrik908 bomchakalakalaka

[@dannyseville2543]

@@henrik908 for someone saying other people comments dont make sense, you really should look at what you post yourself. I'm sure I don't need to explain my comment but I'll indulge you anyway...... 2 key bits of info from google for this explanation, 1. Squirrels don't mate for life, actually they get around a bit in mating season. 2. The average litter of a red squirrel is 3 kits per litter with usually 2 litters per year. Lets say you have a colony of 10 males amd 15 females, that 10 males can mate with the 15 females and produce 90 kits a year. Now lets flip that to 15 males and 10 females, that then drops to 60 kits per year. Given Dani said winter can take out a significant number of kits, the numbers show that for survival and growth of the colony, more females is better. But with you being so enlightened, I didnt need to tell you this did I? You would have known that many human social ideals wouldn't apply in the animal kingdom

[@SCOOPER3896]

It's great to see that Roo is living a totally independent life. Your motherly skills have paid off.......

[@darrenparker8359]

Thank you for saving Roo. If only squirrels could talk. Imagine her telling her Kit's one day, Her upbringing. Job well done ❤

[@TrueHighlander_Scotland]

Thank you for sharing your story about Roo. It warmed this old photographer's heart to see your love for this animal of the wild. David Blakley Photography ❤

[@Scott-sd1zj]

Be proud of what you and Juan achieved Dani, reintroducing Roo back to her habitat and now thriving. Great series, worthy of awards.

[@uwemoebus]

Tears in my eyes, so happy to see Roo in fine conditions. I am sure, Roo has not forgotten you and that what you have done for him/her. Maybe, Roo was a little not amused that you leave him for a while. Thanks for sharing it.

[@camcoh1001]

What a beautiful suprise Dani....Roo is a little girl and she is absolutely beautiful. You did a great job raising her and putting her back in the wild.

[@SquirrelTheater]

Roo is so beautiful! I’m so glad she’s exactly where she belongs. You did an amazing job raising her. ❤️🐿

[@wolfman3295]

This was really wonderful and it doesn't matter to me that Roo is a female. It was just so nice to see her again and I think the reason Roo stayed away is that she is pregnant. It is also great that you have the crowdfunder. Many thanks Dani!

[@roter_milan]

Though it breaks a small part of my heart to hear that she doesn't recognize you I'm so glad that she is fine and I think it is a great outcome of Roo's story.

[@edjustice7755]

The realization that Roo was there all along, and you realizing it by the nose...priceless emotion! Thx for your continued work!!

[@Red-yx5yo]

This video has given me hope. i made friends with a little female last year and she would let me pet her and her nests were destroyed by a storm and she moved further down a tree line. i have not seen her for two months.

[@brigitteg.2652]

I'm so glad seeing Roo alive and healthy. 😃 Dany, your video makes my heart full of love. ❤🐿️ Thank you so much. 🙏

[@Nicksonian]

I am a retired photojournalist and I must say that your videos are top notch and your photography is at the level I’d be proud to achieve.

[@LorenzThor]

Thank you, Dani, for taking me on this journey. This is a very cherished series, lovely made and interesting throughout each minute. Also some wonderful shots of the country side, squirrels, and other wildlife. ❤️

[@srook2]

Everything about this series - the uplifting narrative, the immersive camera work, and the loving narration - competes to be the most beautiful part. The joy of this story is only increased by how much of a joy the videos are to watch. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@vwthings]

Thank you Dani. This one brought a tear to a 65 year old's eye. You gave Roo a fabulous start in life. Well done!

[@shinylittlepeople]

This brought happy tears to my eyes... I have been taking care of a black baby squirrel for a few days now and I have contacted a wild life rescue but I haven't heard back yet so not sure how long I will have this little guy but as much as I hoped to reunite him with his mother.... he has captured my heart. From what I can tell he is probably close to two weeks old.. has fur and eyes are still closed. What a wonderful story of Roo!

[@ronnielloyd4676]

Hand rearing Roo illegal!? Illegal smeegle...you saved a beautiful baby squirrel who otherwise would have died. You did your best to re-wild her, and it's been successful. What more could anyone ask for. Well done and much love to you and Roo!

[@arctic_haze]

I'm pretty sure that the purpose of this Swedish law is to protect wild animals. What Dani did absolutely did not break the spirit of the law, even if it broke the letter.

[@jamielee0918]

The Roo series has been a wonderful adventure and heart warming. Thank you for your passion and dedication. Sending love & light

[@KangoV]

Love this. My daughter is doing her year out from uni with the UK RSPCA. She often brings animals home as they need constant attention. We've had baby foxes, hares, all sorts of different birds including owls. It's been awesome. My daughter loves her new chosen profession I think.

[@ElMariachi1337]

I'm not crying you are! Don't really have a question for the Q&A Just a comment that you can be proud you raised this little squirrel into a beatiful wild squirrel that has obviously learned how to survive the harsh winters in Sweden, thank you!

[@louisesusan]

Hi Dani, I couldn't stop smiling, whilst watching the gorgeous squirrel footage. I felt such joy and when you found Roo...wow, my heart took a leap. You capture the mystical feel of the forest, the wonder of nature and take us openly, into your world. Thank you for what you bring into my home and heart xx

[@BrianB-dz5db]

Love the laugh! "What I did was kind of illegal! Hah!" You deserve your own TV series.

[@LV12800]

Stunningly beautiful video...beautiful Roo...and heartwarming series. It's one of my favorite KZbin series ever!!! Thank you, Dani, for following your heart and sharing this love with the world. ❤❤❤

[@aspietom3730]

Roo is pure love. ❤😊

[@EarlyRiser--]

Beautiful video and sharing of you and Roo reuniting! It brought tears to my eyes and opened my heart to all wildlife. I live in the Mojave Desert and in 2015 we were hit by wind gusts over 100 mph. A local roadrunner who would visit every day to look for lizards and other food did not show up the next day. When he returned his leg was disconnected at the area where it connects to his body. I didn't think he would make it but every night he sleep on a ledge on my porch outside my front door. I decided to feed him since he couldn't hunt and I put a homeopathic remedy in the water bowl on the porch. Over the next few days, he ate, drank and spend the day around my rural cabin. Then I noticed his leg was healing so that he could use it like a peg leg hopping on it. His claw was withered but stiff enough that it supported him. Later that year he was mating and continued sleeping under my porch for the next few years. I hope your journey with Roo continues. Thanks for sharing this story Dani.

[@pennyoliver7799]

Wow I was holding my breath as I watched to see what had happened to Roo. What a wonderful outcome Dani….💕🇬🇧

[@ajc4000]

Thank you for letting us participate in Roo's journey!

[@zoni3gurl641]

Good or Bad -- I held off reading the comments because you are such a gentle storyteller that I wanted you to be the one to let me know about Roo's life. I have so enjoyed watching this series and your other with the penguins. Even though taking in and caring for a little red squirrel is maybe illegal, would you do it again and have you ever thought about writing a children's book with stories of Roo's adventures? Thanks again Dani, I think you are amazing and so talented.

[@MeriaDuck]

I saw a few comments before watching. The story still has its impact even having seen them. You'll love it.

[@awalk5177]

Congratulations and well done. This truly is the best outcome for the squirrel. Much better to have a wild life than one attached to humans. This is a real success story.

[@ЛидаОоо]

Fantastic story! I'am glad Roo finally adapted to the wild life. It was pleasure watching her on this video.

[@emmaholdcroft6826]

Illegal or not-you absolutely did what was right by baby Roo. This little girl would not have survived without your love and care and whilst I appreciate at times nature should take its course, it’s not always what’s right ❤. I would have happily broken the law for her 🩷.

[@Abigail-uq4ds]

That’s a great way to put it. It’s amazing what she has done for baby Roo❤️

[@martin1042]

If a baby squirrel loses its mother because of man-made objects like cars I think it's our obligation to help them. If the mom had been taken by a native predator (no domestic cats or dogs) instead it might be different - although I don't think I could let a healthy baby just die.

[@emmaholdcroft6826]

@@martin1042 Couldn’t agree more. We as humans sometimes forget that’s it’s their home as well as ours 😢.

[@IvySnowFillyVideos]

Humanity rules ❤

[@vickybowler8148]

Well done, Dani. What a lovely series. Roo is so beautiful and looks really healthy. What a fantastic achievement to have saved this dear little squirrel and ensured she was successfully released to the wild. Will definitely be looking out for your Roo related merchandise. ❤

[@davidhowse884]

So glad Roo is thriving.

[@Robert-w4k8p]

Wonderful outcome from an act of humane kindness. I now know a lot more about the squirrels that use my field and tree's. Thank you ,I wish you every success. 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@z.deutch1334]

There's a possibility she was friendly to other humans too, but something bad happened with a human encounter during the 3 months you were gone, and now she's nervous around people overall. Dani you saved a life and brought Roo's story to people all over the world, and I'm really grateful you did. Sending warm wishes and luck to you and Roo (and her future kits)!

[@meganh1966]

She grew into such a beautiful squirrel! It’ll be so fun to see if she has babies in the future.

[@sallyfrench-c6k]

When we lived in Montana USA we had a very sweet squirrel that we supplied food year-round. We never saw any babies but she demanded food when the selection was thin. She and I watched each other from my office window. Made my day to see her.

[@ursulahofbauer7668]

Thank you for updating us on Roo! And letting us know all is well 🙂🐿️❤️

[@firstascent8032]

She is so beautiful, Dani. Well done, both you and Juan, for gifting her this life. I’m beyond thrilled that she is thriving and stays close to your home :)

[@cressi777]

So happy to know that Roo is doing well i was praying for her and she is a girl Wow .Thanks for the beautifull story.❤❤

[@sharonromero128]

I’m so glad you & Juan are safely home. Such a beautiful winter wonderland! What a beautiful young lady squirrel Roo has become in her gorgeous red coat. I’m so happy Roo survived the cold. In time, she may become friendlier. This is proof for the government of Sweden that squirrel rehabilitation is possible & workable. Thank you so much for sharing the video update & happy surprise! 🥰🥰

[@marty9580]

Dani, you should be so proud of what you have accomplished here. Thanks to you, the squirrels and the world appreciation of them is higher than ever. As a huge squirrel fan myself, I am in your debt. Your calendar also rocks, I received it as a gift and LOVE it !!!!

[@ninakrzyzanskinaturfotografie]

19:11 beautiful smile 😂 This video made my heart jump for joy! I'm glad, like thousand others, that she is in good shape and alive! Thank you so, so much Dani, for the heartwarming Roo serie! Every little second was worthy to watch. Greetings from Austria

[@anneke9464]

I’m inspired by the way you were able to care for Roo and also be ok with her release. We have such attachments as humans which often prevents us from connecting with creatures or people that may be temporary relationships. You are brave and vulnerable, Dani! Thank you for modeling such kindness. 💕

[@angelacheng7367]

Well said . Opening yourself up so loving and vulnerably takes courage . The selfish side of me hopes Roo would have jumped into your arms but the mature side of me realizes Roo is just choosing her own independent and wild path ❤ it takes courage to consciously and continually let go of attachments ❤

[@docostler]

Brilliant series, Dani, and a wonderful result of your Roo search. I can now point to the photo of Roo in your 2024 Red Squirrel calendar and proudly proclaim that I 'know' that squirrel and watched her grow up.

[@allisononeill5265]

Yay! Roo has grown to be such a beautiful squirrel! Glad you found her and she is wild & free! ❤️

[@grimfandango76]

When I watched this video, I so hoped for the fairytale ending that Roo would recognize you and come and say hello, but it was good still to see Roo rewilded, safe and healthy, well done Dani

[@J.T401]

Roo knows who you are, she proudly showing you everything you have taught her....plus she is a Beautiful fully fledged Squirrel saying " Look At Me"......well done you, its been an absolute pleasure to watch this series. Thankyou.

[@mickmiah7605]

Well done Dani mission accomplished Roo is free and independent. TY for this series, it was beautiful.

[@carmmk6630]

🍃An absolute beautiful journey of little Roo from beginning to end the series was so well done! 😊

[@craiglyall293]

Dani, extraordinary videos - both in the quality of the video and in the emotional depth you bring to them. I'm sure I'm speaking for many of your viewers when I say that I became deeply attached to the story of Roo and the suspense of not knowing what had become of her. You said in this last Roo video that the outcome of this story is the best possible one. Yes, it is VERY good that Roo has successfully been re-wilded but my selfish human emotions so so much wanted her to still recognize you and approach you and maybe even jump on your shoulder again and then once more return to the wild squirrel forest that is her true home. That would have been my best outcome but I realize I'm being somewhat selfish. Please do keep us updated on any further Roo adventures. I am somewhat awestruck that this tiny creature living thousands of miles from my home in Oakland CA could penetrate so deeply into my heart. These connections humanize us and make us realize that we human beings NEED to feel a sense of community, not only with our own kind but also with the huge variety of life forms we are blessed to live amongst. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to feel this and be reminded of how profound these connections are. Henry Beston, a naturalist, in 1928 in his book "The Outermost House" stated this eloquently: "For the animal shall not be measured by man. In a world older and more complete than ours they move finished and complete, gifted with extensions of the senses we have lost or never attained, living by voices we shall never hear. They are not brethren, they are not underlings; they are other nations, caught with ourselves in the net of life and time, fellow prisoners of the splendour and travail of the earth."

[@shambaby]

You and your friend saved Roo’s life. I think Roo may still remember you in time. You might try to jog “her” memory. 😊🐿️

[@sanproekt]

I think in Summer she will

[@DaniConnorWild]

Maybe some avocado 😅

[@alanFconrad]

@@DaniConnorWild yes! Avocado!

[@AmandaBurton-g4t]

I am so pleased you found this captivating ball of fluff again on your return home, they are such delightful creatures. The future of red squirrels is in safe hands and we can all make a difference. I remember in 2019 we had an enormous wild fire come through where we live in Australia it was terrifying. The sound of the birds and animals had gone from the bush and the despair we felt was all consuming. We fed Kangaroos and their young for months after, now you would not know it had happened they still bring their families to visit and the despair we felt then has all but disappeared. The trips to your home I believe would be enchanting. Thank you

[@marit4660]

Ohhhhh, I need a tissue! Sweet, sweet Roo. She was always there 😭💕😭💕😭💕. Thank you so much for sharing this update! 💗

[@ldirk58601]

That was brilliant sleuthing! And you did an amazing job raising her. TY for this update. My heart is warmed.

[@ursulaberger5862]

So happy you found Roo.❤ Sometimes Bad Things like her nose injury Turn Into something helpful.

[@Needacreate]

The work and love you invested in your Roo series absolutely shows, and it was so uplifting to discover how things turned out. Much-needed soul food in our often trying times.

[@lisamiller9314]

Thank you for this update on Roo. I so wanted her to recognize you and come to you!! I was heartbroken.💔 But it’s so good that she is doing well and your goal is accomplished. Roo is a wild squirrel.🐿️ It seems her future is bright. Thank you!!❤️🐿️❤️

[@Shadow_Wraith]

This was like a television programme, so we'll done all round. You did a fantastic job. Made me well up too! Also, you're in Sweden, a place I would do anything to be able to live, it's such a beautiful country with wonderful traditions.

[@nath19701117]

This journey has been incredible. So warm and beautiful. Thank you for sharing. ❤ I am so glad Roo is a wild squirrel now. Congratulations for the entire experience. You are amazing ! ❤️👍🙏

[@AndrewSinclair-pe4nl]

Wishing you Dani & Juan,a wonderful Wildlife Summer season in Sweden 🇸🇪 🐿️ & all over the globe,& a greatfull Thank you for sharing your Wildlife videos,I have watched them all✌🏼& loved the video's of Ghost,Roo,Pear,Buddy, & Digit.🐿️🇸🇪 I will endeavour to order your next calendar for 2025 as they were all sold out so quickly this year.& And will always give you thumbs for all your wildlife video'👍🏼 Kindest Regards Andy K Sinclair🥑🐿️🇸🇪🦦🌈✨🐳🖖🏼✌🏼

[@keithmartland6463]

That's just made my day, that Roo is still alive and kicking, love her ears! and thank you Dani for these beautiful films you make, you're a natural!

[@MikeyD-x4k]

5:58 I felt goosebumps and got emotional. The transitional filming is wonderful in so many ways

[@injudicate]

Roo was there waiting and watching for you. After becoming wild it is the most she can do. Congratulations Dani!

[@user-mk5mt3fg8m]

Thank you Dani for taking me on this wonerful trip. Bless you Roo for being who you are.

[@gemf1704]

Look at Roo now ! Beautiful and majestic and thriving ❤ well done for giving her love and care when she most needed it. Thank you so much for this series and all your hard work in making this series and saving Roo ❤❤❤

[@lanedebbie]

Wow! Thank you so much for the follow up video. Like everyone else who has been watching, I fell in love with Roo and I’m so happy to see that SHE made it through the winter and is doing well. I hope to see the occasional update in your videos so we can continue to watch Roo grow and thrive. Thanks again for this series!

[@RobertVovkPhotography]

Roo is so nice.All squirrels are. I love them.

[@garylee7533]

i hoped roo would have welcomed you with a hug x

[@Beau-Tistic]

Thank you my dear ❤

[@robbillings2516]

It is really precious to bond with a wild animal like that. Consider yourself blessed. We hand raised a baby squirrel that the cat brought home, she was only a few days old. We had her for 4 years and she was like a member of the family. She spent hours on our heads lol

[@sherryblanton2029]

You saved her life Twice! She thanked you by learning her lessons well and making it on her own. Congratulations! You did Well! Much Love for the Videos. ♥️💞♥️

[@Ilovewildlifeandstuff.]

❤How sweet. Thanks to you, Roo is living her best life!

[@jntd4160]

I can't tell you how much this warms my heart! Thank you from Michigan ❤

[@Jim-tj5lq]

This has got to be the best video series I've ever seen on You tube! Plus, I Think this would make a fantastic children's book. Just awesome video series

[@Omerrhon]

Thank you for saving her and sharing the journey. Made me cry a bit.

[@hraven7799]

Thank you for all you do Dani. Roo is beautiful! ❤️

[@TheHylander27]

Wow, she’s beautiful 😍 congratulations on such a successful release!!

[@RobbC.]

What a beautiful story. Well done, and I hope this isn't the last we see of the wee lass. Thanks for sharing.

[@theodorehowe2262]

Roo is trying to stay wild and free, her not wanting to come to you Dani is a good thing for her survival. What a wonderful series you have created for all of us to enjoy. ❤

[@happystoat99]

Why? What would it hurt for her to come see them sometimes?

[@theodorehowe2262]

@@happystoat99 Dani has rescued Roo from death and gave her a second chance to survive in the wild, by domesticating animals that are born to be wild, it lessons their chances for survival.

[@happystoat99]

​@@theodorehowe2262 You're just repeating yourself, not giving arguments as to why it would be... Would Roo then be : 1. More likely to starve? Clearly no 2. More likely to die from disease? Clearly no (see previously) 3. More likely to die from injury? Clearly no (see previously) 4. More likely to get killed by a marten or a cat? I don't see why So unless you have additional arguments I think it would *increase* her chances of survival. There is a reason why animals in captivity live so much longer than in the wild... Roo could have the best of both world

[@robinsmith9734]

Roo was there all the time, well, well. Intimacy with the first experienced environment, well done, both to you Dani, and Roo. Beautiful just....

[@Blacknight1812]

good to see Roo thriving, it's just shows that hand rearing can be done, in thr right place. Well done Dani.

[@JaneHughes-il2lc]

Thank you Dani for another insight into your world. Roo's story highlights your love of nature and dedication to its creatures and your amazing ability to share this with others. It is a rare talent Your videos always give a pick me up on a bad day and reinforce the beauty of nature on a good one! Thank you

[@filmkid541]

You're back! And with a Roo story!

[@MichalOlender]

This is one of a lifetime experience Dani, I'm happy you got to experience it! Greetings from a Polish Swede living in California!

[@blinkingmanchannel]

I am absolutely glad you figured out that was Roo hiding in plain sight! Well done on the video and bringing us along on the discovery process. Congrats on nearly a 100k views in just a week! 👍 ...I will tell you that I've been waiting and hoping that you'd be able to close this loop with Roo somehow. I do love a happy ending. 😅